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Haunting-Adeline

Haunting Adeline is the first book in H.D. Carlton’s bestselling Cat and Mouse Duet, combining dark romance, gothic suspense, mystery, and psychological tension. The story follows Adeline Reilly, a successful author who inherits her late grandmother’s gothic mansion, Parsons Manor. What should have been a fresh start quickly turns unsettling when strange break-ins, mysterious roses, and threatening messages reveal that someone is watching her. As Adeline investigates her family’s disturbing past, she discovers that she may not be the first woman in her family to be pursued by a dangerous shadow. Meanwhile, Zade Meadows becomes increasingly obsessed with her, creating a tense and dangerous connection between them. As secrets surrounding the manor begin to surface, Adeline finds herself caught between fear, curiosity, and an attraction she cannot easily escape. The novel ends on a cliffhanger and continues in Hunting Adeline.

About the Author

H.D. Carlton is an international and USA Today bestselling author best known for her dark romance novels featuring morally gray characters, psychological tension, obsession, and intense emotional dynamics. Her writing often blends romance with suspense, mystery, and darker themes, creating stories that explore the complicated boundaries between love, danger, and desire. Carlton is the author of the popular Cat and Mouse Duet, which includes Haunting Adeline and Hunting Adeline.

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Bread-Of-The-Presence

Bread of the Presence: Poems II is the second volume in Sharon McBride Murfin’s three-part poetry series, following The Scroll of Myself: Poems I and preceding Strange Angels: Poems III. The collection offers intimate and evocative reflections on spirituality, nature, aging, death, and the transformations found within ordinary moments. Through vivid imagery and contemplative language, these poems explore questions of existence, seek moments of understanding, and find beauty and comfort in the presence of the natural world. The collection invites readers into a quiet journey of reflection, where everyday experiences become opportunities for insight, wonder, and spiritual discovery.