The Fall of Selvandrea

“An epic and GLORIOUS tale.” – Timothy Wolff, author of The Legacy of Boulom series

“A deeply plotted and intricate fantasy with sci-fi flair.” – Melissa Cave, author of the Empire of the Stars series

“Mind blown. The extent of this expansive world Tim McKay has created is incredible.” – Trinity Cunningham, author of The Guardians of the Weldafire Stone series

Remember the wolf.

Remember what’s out there in the dark.

Valdaris was a middling artillery captain before his people fell to a conquering rival.

Then he fell further still, snatched from the battlefield by a ruthless cult and cast into the depths of ultimate evil.

Transformed by powers he can’t begin to understand, Valdaris seeks revenge on those who tried to destroy him. Instead, he’ll face monsters beyond his most terrifying nightmares. He joins with allies caught in the chaos of his war with evil, oblivious to his true nature and the darkness closing in on their world.

Full of dragons, monsters, found family, magical weapons, intense duels, and epic battles, The Fall of Selvandrea follows a vigilante’s quest against malice, greed, and the shadow within. Heroes and villains join against the rising dark, and against a tyrant whose schemes may destroy them all.

And from calamity’s ashes, a new power shall rise.
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Emotional Documentation

EVERY IMPORTANT PART OF LIFE CAMES WITH PAPERWORK?
WHY SHOULDN’T YOUR FEELINGS?
Birth certificates.
Marriage certificates.
Medical records.
Passports.
Tax returns.
Every important event in life gets documented.
So why don’t our most human moments?
Emotional Documentation is unlike any self-help book you’ve read before.
There are no lectures.
No impossible morning routines.
No pressure to become a different person by Tuesday.
Instead, you’ll step inside an extraordinary archive where overthinking, burnout, emotional exhaustion, quiet resilience and the invisible weight of being human are filed as official records, certificates, reports and notices.
Every page quietly says:
“Your experience matters enough to be documented.”
Blending dry humour, thoughtful reflection and emotional honesty, Emotional Documentation doesn’t try to fix you.
It helps you feel seen.
It helps you feel understood.
It reminds you that you’re never the only one carrying invisible paperwork.

Inside the Human Records Archive you’ll discover:
* Official Certificates of Rest Earned
* Records of Surviving Difficult Days
* Formal Notices for Overthinking
* Archived Files on Burnout and Emotional Exhaustion
* Declarations of Quiet Resilience
* Dry humour that makes difficult days feel a little lighter
* Gentle reminders that you’re far from alone

This book is for anyone who has ever…
* Smiled while saying, “I’m fine,” when they weren’t.
* Replayed conversations long after they ended.
* Felt emotionally exhausted but couldn’t explain why.
* Needed permission to rest without feeling guilty.
* Carried more than anyone realised.
* Wanted understanding instead of another lecture.

Because every important event deserves a record.
Perhaps our feelings do too.
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Emotional Documentation

EVERY IMPORTANT PART OF LIFE CAMES WITH PAPERWORK?
WHY SHOULDN’T YOUR FEELINGS?
Birth certificates.
Marriage certificates.
Medical records.
Passports.
Tax returns.
Every important event in life gets documented.
So why don’t our most human moments?
Emotional Documentation is unlike any self-help book you’ve read before.
There are no lectures.
No impossible morning routines.
No pressure to become a different person by Tuesday.
Instead, you’ll step inside an extraordinary archive where overthinking, burnout, emotional exhaustion, quiet resilience and the invisible weight of being human are filed as official records, certificates, reports and notices.
Every page quietly says:
“Your experience matters enough to be documented.”
Blending dry humour, thoughtful reflection and emotional honesty, Emotional Documentation doesn’t try to fix you.
It helps you feel seen.
It helps you feel understood.
It reminds you that you’re never the only one carrying invisible paperwork.

Inside the Human Records Archive you’ll discover:
* Official Certificates of Rest Earned
* Records of Surviving Difficult Days
* Formal Notices for Overthinking
* Archived Files on Burnout and Emotional Exhaustion
* Declarations of Quiet Resilience
* Dry humour that makes difficult days feel a little lighter
* Gentle reminders that you’re far from alone

This book is for anyone who has ever…
* Smiled while saying, “I’m fine,” when they weren’t.
* Replayed conversations long after they ended.
* Felt emotionally exhausted but couldn’t explain why.
* Needed permission to rest without feeling guilty.
* Carried more than anyone realised.
* Wanted understanding instead of another lecture.

Because every important event deserves a record.
Perhaps our feelings do too.
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The Hearts of Texas (Books 1–3)

Faith, Frontier, and Forever Love: Three Courageous Women, Three Full-Length Unforgettable Love Stories in the Heart of TexasBook 1 – The Widow Jane ParkerTwice widowed and fiercely independent, Jane Parker dares to chase her dream of ranching in West Texas. When Seth Armstrong rides into her life, his quiet strength awakens a hope she thought lost forever. But can she risk her heart again—and trade her hard-won freedom—for a love that might be God’s greatest gift?Book 2 – The River RiderTeen siblings Luke and Naomi flee a violent past, determined to build a future on their own land. Battling hardship along the Rio Grande, Luke falls for a girl he cannot have, while Naomi faces a life-changing decision of her own. Can they hold fast to their faith—and each other—when dreams and love collide?Book 3 – The Twelve Mile SchoolEster Hammon leaves the comfort of Dallas to teach in rugged West Texas, only to find herself in the path of danger—and in the arms of a stoic rancher with a tender heart. As violence sweeps across the border, Ester’s courage is tested. Will love and faith be enough to carry them through?Publisher’s Note: Readers who enjoy heartful tales of life, faith, and romance will not want to miss this endearing series set in West Texas, highlighting the struggles and delights of life in the early 1900s.Judy McGonagill is a native Texan and loves the rich history of the Lone Star State. Judy grew up in a small town where church and school were the community’s focus. She has been married to her beloved husband for many years and has two adult sons. She is a retired teacher with an interest in history and enjoys writing historical novels.

Back Where We Belong

A BRAND NEW uplifting, heartwarming read from MILLION COPY BESTSELLER Jo Bartlett Fifteen years ago, one desperate act tore sisters Bex and Briony apart. ?Growing up side by side against the backdrop of a feckless father and a hardworking mum, they were inseparable—until Briony’s attempt to save Bex from a disastrous engagement shattered their bond.Now Bex has the life she dreamed of: a loving family, a new glamping site on the family farm, and roots she’s proud of. Briony, living under the online alias “Holly Day,” drifts from place to place in her van, watching her sister’s happiness from afar.When their beloved mum falls seriously ill, Bex must track down the sister she hasn’t seen in over a decade. But finding Briony brings more than old wounds—it brings unexpected closeness, new beginnings, and the realisation that some bonds never truly break.As secrets unravel and hearts tentatively open, Bex and Briony must decide whether they can finally forgive, heal, and find their way back to each other—and to the family they both desperately need.Let million copy bestseller Jo Bartlett sweep you away with an uplifting, emotional read — perfect for fans of Veronica Henry, Sarah Morgan and Cathy Bramley.Praise for Jo Bartlett:’Stunning setting, wonderful characters, and oozing with warmth. A triumph from Jo Bartlett.’ Bestselling author, Jessica Redland’Perfectly written and set in the beating heart of a community, this story is a wonderful slice of Cornish escapism.’ Bestselling author, Helen J Rolfe’I was drawn in from the first word, I’ve laughed and cried, what a really lovely story’ ?????????? Reader Review’I would highly recommend this book for a bit of fantastic escapism and love conquering all.’ ?????????? Reader Review’A heart-warming tale which I enjoyed reading very much.’ ?????????? Reader Review