New Releases by Anne Jones

Perfect for fans of TJ Klune and Sarah Beth Durst, Theodora''s Tea Shop by Christy Anne Jones is a fantasy novel brimming with witchy magic, found family, self-love and lots of warm cups of tea. Nothing is more dangerous than a witch with secrets. Dorothy Louise Walcott should have died at fourteen. She is now twenty-three, timid, chronically ill, and yearning for a life she can never have. Her dreams of studying magic and publishing her discoveries feel impossible: even if license-less magic weren''t outlawed, her family would never allow it. But if Dot stays at home any longer, she will wither and fade away. So with nothing but a carpetbag and her ambergris tonic, Dot flees dreary Seafarthing for the capital city of Alliaster, where she tumbles headfirst into an apprenticeship with the most powerful witch in the city: Theodora. Empress of an underground syndicate peddling magic through the quaint façade of her tea shop, Theodora is everything Dot wants to be: beautiful, witty, confident. An esteemed oil painter one day, a member of parliament the next, the many faces of Theodora have charmed power from the city''s elite. Under her tutelage and in the company of the tea shop''s eccentric staff - headstrong teenager Rupert, brooding and Byronic magician Lio, and the kindly spirit Belchambre - Dot finally has the chance to be her true magical self. But the dazzling and enigmatic Theodora has more secrets than she does faces. When her dark past comes calling, it threatens to drown her entire empire - and take Dot, the tea shop, and the city of Alliaster with it.

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A local girl goes missing. The town says she ran away. Only her friend knows the truth. Dead girls can''t run. A romantic mystery for readers who know some scars never fade—and some secrets refuse to stay buried. Small towns hold no secrets, except when they do. The impossibility of regret looms like a heavy cloud, and it’s about to rain. All Susan Tripp wants is to go back to the time before the night on the bridge, the night she lost her best friend. Sheriff Chatham never cared much for music or dancing, but he’d give anything for just one dance with the one who got away. Maegan Davis has made so many bad decisions, it’s hard to know which one she’d take back. When a local teen goes missing, Sheriff Chatham is on the case. Could solving the mystery repair a friendship, give hope to a lonely girl, and give him one last dance?

Bridget Bell settles into the quiet life of an Iowa farm girl and does her best to fulfill her familial duty on the land from generations past. Growing healthy wheat crops and perfecting her mother’s apple pie recipe keep her creative mind focused. Living the simple life may feel monotonous, but at least it makes sense. When Trevor Bennett—a handsome, city-slicker in a three-piece suit and fancy car—arrives for a routine crop inspection, things quickly go awry.Before Bridget knows what’s going on, her life unravels before her very eyes. One word from Trevor sends Bridget’s hard work straight down the drain. Suddenly, the law, the Chamber of Commerce, and the extension office are all set on taking action, spurred by the meddling stranger who''s upended her world. Bridget wishes Trevor didn’t look so good in that suit. His ocean-blue eyes leave her feeling unsteady. She may be rooted firmly in the soil, but every glance makes her feel like she’s drowning. Will Trevor stick around and be her life preserver, or leave her reputation in tatters on his way out of town?

Kasai Freer may be a young woman but she is wise beyond her years, not by choice but by necessity. Life has not always been kind to her. She’s been on her guard since she took her first steps. Judith Johnson of White Bear Lake is a mostly happy but lonely widow of the much-beloved town physician. Although the tight-knit community does their best to reach out to her she longs for something more. She just doesn’t know what it is. Kasai is on the run from Jimmy, her abuser. Between her latest eviction notice and her broken-down Honda Kasai is out of options. Desperate and homeless she layers up and starts walking. Jack Sanders is fresh out of law school and back in town out of familial duty. Despite his mother’s wishes for him to find a high society wife, he’s always been a champion for the underdog and has a nose for a little trouble. He’s also Judith’s good friend, another pet peeve of his mother’s, but he has to draw the line somewhere. When a frost-bitten Kasai shows up on Judith’s Welcome mat with Judith’s purse, Judith invites the quiet stranger in. Can a two-story house, two Bernedoodles and a handsome lawyer heal two broken hearts? Life’s about to get very interesting in White Bear Lake.

When blonde-haired hazel-eyed Jeri White walks into a no-name bar on a Friday night, the last thing she wants is to meet someone. She’s had a long work week at her job as a bail bondswoman. All she wants to do is go home, but her friend and co-worker Charmaine chases TikTok fame. Caden Brown sits on a stool sipping a beer and watching the game when his night is interrupted by a nosy little blonde slapping her business card in his face, demanding to be heard. If that wasn’t annoying enough, she has the nerve to tell him the only way he’ll be calling her is from behind bars. Sparks fly between them as fast and furious as her judgy hazel eyes flash in his general direction. Jeri assures him he’s the criminal type. All Caden knows is he’ll be seeing her again one way or another.

Native Wisconsin Sheri Mallo is a librarian whose only adventures happen between the pages of the mystery section. When an old friend from college unexpectedly passes, Sheri’s world is shaken. She vows to make a few life changes. With a little encouragement from her best friend, Jenni, Sheri decides to move to Alaska just in time for Christmas, her favorite holiday! Randall Graham is a full-time Alaskan fireman who enjoys serving his community from a distance in his own way. Christmas is creeping up on him. As usual he’s all out of holiday cheer. Between the sentimental music and everyone’s Christmas merriment, all it does is remind Randall he’s all alone. When Randall discovers a sleeping Sheri tucked beneath the covers on the top floor of a falling-down firetrap excuse of a house, a little mistletoe magic threatens to take him out at the knees. Marriage is the last thing on Randall’s mind, but seasoned Sheri won’t settle for anything less than a ring. With such different ideas, will either of them find love this Christmas?

Honor Wilson is the living embodiment of all that is pure and good, exactly the hospitable daughter her father raised her to be. Although Murdina Menzies is Honor''s houseguest she can hardly take much more of Honor''s good intentions, especially her suggestion that Murdina forgive and forget the bloody Stewarts. Lord Stewart murdered Murdina''s family and stole her father''s castle when she was just a girl, but that is no matter. Murdina will hate the Stewarts as long as she has breath and she will avenge her father''s death if it kills her. Soon enough Murdina decides she is done living in Honor''s tiny cottage by the woods, barely surviving. While Honor remains a dutiful daughter, her stubborn brother Alex has his own mind. He casts his lot with Murdina and joins her in planning the downfall of the Stewarts and stealing back the castle, ignoring Honor''s pleas to help Murdina let got of the past. Honor may be devoted in prayer but Murdina has a heart of stone and a wicked sword. As Murdina chases her own destiny, only time will tell who rises and who falls.

Memories of trader''s daughter at Kaibeto Trading post on Navajo Reservation,1936-1960

Summer’s almost over. Amy’s more than ready to return to normal following a harrowing escape from an armed missile silo complete with an insane cult leader and his zealous followers, the Children of the Sun. Her new romance with Austin is perfection, but will it stand the test of time and distance when she goes off to college in the Fall? Amy’s not so sure. She’s excited for her next chapter in life, and anxious to leave recent events in the past, but some doors won’t stay closed. When unexpected trouble follows her to college, Amy’s next home visit is sooner than she planned. Amy discovers her dorm room isn’t the only invasion that happened overnight. Her mom’s new houseguests are five beautiful Russians, a mysterious samurai warrior, and some hidden gold. Can Amy handle the chilly visitors, Austin in such close proximity, acing gen eds, and whoever chases the gold? One thing is for certain, her freshmen year is already full of surprises.

It’s another snowy Valentine’s Day in the Love and Light Floral Shoppe. Nash didn’t plan on spending his 16th birthday delivering flowers by ten-speed bike in the snow, a nice distraction while he waits for a response from Alice Ito, social media queen extraordinaire. Nash sent her a Reels on the sly as a symbol of his love and devotion, despite the fact that she dates Joey the Jock. Alice opened Nash’s video, but she left him on red. Curie just dumped her sweetheart, Peter, who wanted more love than she was willing to give. She’s prepared to spend Valentine’s Day alone; but then she receives a SnapChat from Nash, her secret childhood crush. Nash’s father deserted him at the flower shop, and Nash is in desperate need of an assistant. Nash was Curie’s best friend until she kissed him four years ago. They haven’t spoken since. Curie accepts his offer. She has her own agenda, and it includes delivering more than flowers. Nash wants a chance with Alice. Curie wants a chance with Nash. When Nash’s personal video of love is leaked, Curie’s gloves come off. Old habits die hard. She’ll get her guy, one way or another. It’s Valentine’s Day, and all is fair in love and war.

Big-city girl Ali Post returns to her sleepy hometown to run mom’s café for a week, bringing her Vegas-girl touch with her; leaving her broken engagement behind. It isn’t long, and she’s shaking things up. She instantly clashes with Alex Cirillo, her mom’s upstairs renter and Ali’s temporary restaurant assistant. He’s unavoidable as she ducks and dodges, only to find him at every corner. Somewhere in the middle of their ongoing battle, Ali is legitimately shook, but she’s only in town for a week. Is seven days long enough to find true love? Ali''s resistance is a challenge, but Alex knows he’s got what it takes to sweep her off her signature 4-inch stilettos. Ali’s not so sure. Meanwhile, Maggie Post flies off to the big city, leaving her smalltown life behind. She’s reeling from the loss of her best friend and confidant, Natalie, younger sister to Joshua Porter. Joshua was Maggie’s secret crush from her high school days, but that was years ago. Maggie has one goal in mind, pack up Natalie’s things, get closure on her feelings for Joshua, and return to work at her dream job, running the café. When Maggie and Joshua meet, sparks fly. They only have a few days, but Joshua is determined to make them memorable. Ali and Maggie are reluctant to trust in something so new; but one thing is certain, love is in the air.

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Meridian’s sophomore year is off to a rough start. Her bestie ditches their traditional birthday party of the last fifteen years for a seat at the cool kid’s table. Kelli is the cool kid, and Meridian’s nemesis. Kelli is also the girlfriend of the class hottie, Cam Kohl, aka Meridian’s long-time secret crush. Meridian suffers in silence while she hovers in a corner booth as a helpless spectator to Kelli’s popularity with an unwanted front row seat. Fate smiles on Meridian in the form of a magical rune, and a haunting love spell is cast. Juan, a not-so-secret admirer from Meridian’s past returns. His feelings haven’t changed. Meridian soon dodges the affections of a few but craves unexpected attention from Cam and Juan. Cam and Meridian’s friendship grows, but the spell has Meridian wondering how much of it is real. If kissing Cam breaks the spell, is Meridian willing to let him go? And what about Juan? Can she handle losing both of them? A full moon and a fright night in a Haunted House is the perfect place to lay her doubts to rest. Will Meridian’s lips be brave enough to put love to the test?

What’s stopping you from lifting your life above your fears and limitations? With streaming reports of humanitarian disasters and global pandemics on news channels, the ongoing climate emergency, and a continuous bombardment of similar from social media, it’s not surprising that living in the modern world can take its toll on our physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing. In How to Heal, renowned spiritual leader Anne Jones shows that, amid all this confusion, negativity and noise, you can use the power of ancient symbols and rituals to reclaim control of your emotions, breakthrough your barriers, and lift your life to a happier, calmer and more fulfilling place. Unlock a new strength and resilience as Anne coaches you through a uniquely holistic approach to healing. As you begin to clear negative beliefs, thoughts and feelings about yourself, every single part of you – from your physical body to your mental health and spirit – will respond, come to life and start to heal. What you think, feel and see becomes your truth. So now is the time to stop letting the world break you down and move beyond the past traumas that have come to define you. By surrounding yourself with peace and positivity and taking control of the negativity that blocks your path, you can begin a transformative healing process that will release your past, reclaim your energy and revive your joy.

What''s stopping you from lifting your life above your fears and limitations? With streaming reports of humanitarian disasters and global pandemics on news channels, the ongoing climate emergency, and a continuous bombardment of similar from social media, it''s not surprising that living in the modern world can take its toll on our physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing. In How to Heal, renowned spiritual leader Anne Jones shows that, amid all this confusion, negativity and noise, you can use the power of ancient symbols and rituals to reclaim control of your emotions, breakthrough your barriers, and lift your life to a happier, calmer and more fulfilling place. Unlock a new strength and resilience as Anne coaches you through a uniquely holistic approach to healing. As you begin to clear negative beliefs, thoughts and feelings about yourself, every single part of you - from your physical body to your mental health and spirit - will respond, come to life and start to heal. What you think, feel and see becomes your truth. So now is the time to stop letting the world break you down and move beyond the past traumas that have come to define you. By surrounding yourself with peace and positivity and taking control of the negativity that blocks your path, you can begin a transformative healing process that will release your past, reclaim your energy and revive your joy.

Ciara Onyx Yengst stumbles on incriminating evidence in her brother’s room and quickly buries it in the river. She soon discovers even the best intentions can lead to catastrophe, and that for every reckless action there’s an equally devastating reaction. When mysterious flashdrives show up in her school locker followed by a body in the river, Ciara discovers she’s in over her head, as she tries to outmaneuver the nameless, faceless dealer and his hidden Kingpin. Terrified and desperate, she turns to the one person she’d love to avoid, Denver Evans, her secret crush, who is somehow involved. As Ciara and Denver quickly become PIC, they discover there’s more heat between them than just the chase. Can Ciara survive the dangerous game, rescue her brother, and avoid a broken heart? Only time will tell.

75 one-pan recipes made with just a handful of ingredients! When you''re looking for quick, easy, delicious meals, the sheet pan is your best friend. You can make a complete meal—including protein, vegetables, and a starch—using only one pan, and wind up with a fabulous meal. And in this book, Sarah Anne Jones shares recipes that only require five ingredients (plus a few staples, like common herbs and spices), so shopping is a breeze, too. With recipes for every diet and taste, Sheet Pan 5‑Ingredient Cookbook will inspire you to get in the kitchen . . . knowing you won''t have to stay there washing dishes late into the night. Find recipes such as: Garlic Herb Pork Tenderloin Steak Fajitas Spinach-Stuffed Chicken Prosciutto-Wrapped Chicken with Kale and Potatoes Stuffed Poblano Peppers Gnocchi and Vegetables Chipotle-Lime Shrimp Peach Raspberry Pie Pineapple Upside Down Cake Blueberry Vanilla Granola Raspberry Blackberry Sheet Pan Pancakes And more! Whether you need inspiration for a quick weeknight meal, a special Sunday brunch, or a sweet treat, you’ll find it all here.

75 One-Pan Keto Recipes! We''re all so busy, eating healthy can be quite a challenge. Here are quick, easy, and delicious meals for your whole family. The ketogenic diet (commonly referred to as “keto”) is a way of eating that restricts carbohydrate consumption and forces your body to use fat as its main energy source. It also helps naturally to suppress the appetite, lower blood sugar, and improve overall health and energy. Carbs are easy and delicious, it’s true. Most of us would say that we’ll never let them go, no matter what. But once you’ve tasted the recipes in this book, you might very well find that you don’t miss them at all! Every recipe in this cookbook adheres to nutritional ketogenic guidelines and centers around each kind of protein—even vegetarian options! Even better, sheet pan recipes are easy to modify to please even the pickiest eaters, child and adult alike! The Keto Sheet Pan Cookbook has something for everyone, with nutrition info included with every recipe to make sure what you’re cooking fits your family’s needs. Find recipes such as: Thai Glazed Salmon with Vegetables Steak Fajitas Eggs, Kale, and Bacon Buffalo Chicken Meatballs with Bleu Cheese Cauliflower Teriyaki Chicken with Cauliflower Rice No-Bake Cookie Dough Cheesecake

Balm for the Heart is one woman''s story of her grief journey, and how God used her losses to draw her closer to Himself and to enter into a more intimate relationship with Him. When faced with three deaths of three of the most significant people in her life in a 60 day period in 2012, the author had a choice to make. She could either run TO the Lord or she could run AWAY from the Lord. When we think we know God''s plan for our lives, we tend to rest in that, and even become complacent. When everything comes crashing down, we begin to learn truths and have insight into a world we never planned for- the painful world of grief and bereavement. Brokenness and suffering become a way of life, and we have to find a new way to live, love, function and exist. In this story, Anne journals through the ensuing months, and shares her pain as well as her restoration- a restoration that the Master alone can bring. As a Catholic, a mother of five, and the wife of her high school sweetheart for 32 years, Anne had to learn how to become a survivor and not a victim of tragedy. Out of the ashes, a new outreach was born when she began using her talent as a portrait artist to help others suffering a sudden, unexpected or tragic loss. She learned to surrender more and more of what was left of her life, we see that God can take ashes and make a new vessel with new purpose and meaning. We never stop grieving, but the journey can become a part of the Master Plan, and He alone can take a devastating life experience and create a new road for us to travel. Learning to depend on God alone, Anne has found that intimacy with our creator results in joy and peace in the midst of suffering and pain. Life is a journey, and we must run the race to the finish line, not quitting when adversity and death try to destroy our faith and love of God. Her life has continued to have tragic losses, but she now feels the comfort of her loving God, and seeks a contemplative life of service as the best form of healing, renewal and restoration -as she trusts and follows the Master.

A full-color booklet explaining the Catholic Mass to children and adults: the History, Parts of the Mass, A follow-along missal during Mass, and a extensive glossary of terms. Full-color

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Design Thinking for Digital Well-being empowers teacher educators/student teachers to teach pupils how to critically embrace technology in their lives. It provides a pedagogical framework for teaching young people to flourish in a digital society and enjoy digital well-being. In so doing, it establishes the need for digital literacy, digital fluency and values fluency within the education system as a whole. With a unique focus on empathy-centric design thinking, and using a case study informed educational model of technological, pedagogical and content knowledge (TPACK), this expert guide: • Explores the challenges that pupils (and teachers) face balancing their digital lives • Supports the ‘wired generation’ in navigating the cyber sphere and understanding how their data are used • Acknowledges the necessity of supporting the digital well-being of pupils (and teachers) to create a healthy and successful learning environment • Promotes the effective use of technology to enhance teaching and learning • Aids professionals in ensuring pupils enjoy digital literacy, digital fluency, values fluency and safety online Design Thinking for Digital Well-being deals with the core concepts of digital literacy, digital fluency and values fluency that are essential for anyone in the teaching profession. It is a source of support and guidance for all those involved in exploring the challenges of using technology to promote digital well-being.

In honor of the 100th Anniversary of Fatima, the Heroes of Grace Enrichment Program of Saints and Virtues will focus this school year on the Immaculate Heart of Mary, her virtues, feasts, devotions (esp. the Holy Rosary), and holy men and women who honored her. 100 pages of beautiful, dignified artwork, with pages from Primary (Gr. 1-4) and In-Depth (gr. 5-Adult) readers.

Deciding to become a spy after her father is killed and his money goes missing, Annis Whitworth uses her talent for sewing magical garments to open a dressmaking shop as a cover while she quietly searchs for her father''s murderer.

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Through a series of letters, Sophie Brown, age twelve, tells of her family''s move to her Great Uncle Jim''s farm, where she begins taking care of some unusual chickens with help from neighbors and friends.