Books like After Dark by Jil Eaton

Lydia Smith, a licensed para‑archaeologist, works part‑time at the low‑budget Shrimpton's House of Ancient Horrors. After finding a dead body in a sarcophagus exhibit and meeting a dangerous client, her already strained career spirals further into danger.

A stand‑alone epic set in Terry Brooks’ Shannara world where a Druid paladin protects a rising magical bard from a corrupt sorcerer.

In Vermont, a confined mental‑hospital patient, River Corbett, must flee justice after the death of his wife, while fallen police lieutenant Jax Jackson defends him and protects a psychic teen, Dawn Jones.

University professor and FBI operative Anne Waverly, haunted by a past tragedy, faces a final mission when she uncovers over a hundred children hidden in the Arizona compound of the cult-like Change movement.

Explore over forty fashionable cowls, gaiters, snoods, and bandannas with patterns that bring runway chic directly to your knitting needles.

Twin Oaks B & B in Cooper's Corner becomes the unlikely refuge for a small‑town plumber, Bonnie Cooper, and city columnist, Jaron Darke, after witnessing a mob hit at a restaurant. Their awkward engagement is the only cover they can rely on.

"In *Head to Toe*, nationally known designer Hélène Rush turns her creative talents from sweaters to accessories. The result is an eye-catching collection of knitwear for children, infants, and adults, with a special emphasis on Maine and country themes. Now you can outfit your family literally from head to toe in these warm hats, scarves, mittens and gloves, socks, and slippers. Favorite Maine designs such as Blueberries, Pine Trees, and Puffins are back, along with such charming new motifs as Country Geese and Crayon Kids. Two bright new Christmas stockings and a bold State of Maine Pillow and Afghan set round out this one-of-a-kind collection. Hélène Rush's designs are well-known to knitters across the United States and Canada, thanks to her three previous books: *Maine Woods Woolies*, *More Maine Sweaters*, and (with Rachel Emmons) *Sweaters by Hand*. Her patterns have also been published in *Better Homes & Gardens*, *McCall's Needlework and Crafts*, *Woman's Day*, *Annie's Attic*, *The Workbasket*, and other knitwear publications. In addition, Ms. Rush creates exclusive designs for L.L. Bean Co. and Simplicity Co. She and her family live in Windham, Maine.

Elizabeth Lewis, once devoted to a first‑wives club, faces a choice between two loves: the handsome contractor Ron Powers and her complex past life, with help from her close friends.