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She can't allow secrets to steal love from her...Five celibate years in Hollywood didn't ease his guilt over his father's death, and now Ryder Barlow is coming home to Spencer with a new purpose—to create a camp specializing in equine therapy. When he discovers a beautiful woman in his bed, his plans aren't exactly derailed, but definitely knocked off kilter.Escaping her past hasn't been easy for Vianna Harrison, but she thinks she's found a welcoming home in Spencer—as long as she can keep her ability as a psychic medium hidden. Not an easy task when spirits need to speak of forgiveness and joy to so many loved ones. Or when the owner of the exquisite cabin she's been allowed to live in comes home unexpectedly.Neither can start a new chapter in their lives until they stop rereading the old ones. Will acceptance overcome their secrets and show them their Rocky Mountain path to love?

Inspired by her Wild About Horror segments on the Evolution of Horror Podcast, Psychoanalysing Horror Cinema sees Mary Wild investigate 50 films across six core subgenres-Mind, Body, Nature, Aliens, Vampires, and Home Invasion-through close readings of key titles including Mulholland Drive, Black Swan, Jaws, Predator, Twilight, and Misery.Informed by Freudian, Lacanian, and Jungian theory, Wild deconstructs each film with her signature blend of insight and playfulness. Writing with startling emotional clarity, she invites readers to engage with popular media through a psychoanalytic lens, treating films as projective tests to uncover meaningful subjective associations. Spanning an eclectic range of titles, from arthouse to blockbuster, these case studies reveal how genre cinema expresses universal psychological truths. Referencing both classic and contemporary horror, this stylish compendium renders complex theory accessible without sacrificing depth.Featuring a foreword by Mike Muncer, Psychoanalysing Horror Cinema speaks to students, cinephiles, and curious general readers alike. Practising and trainee analysts seeking fresh ways to engage with clients will find inspiration in its pages. Addressing both seasoned theorists and those new to psychoanalysis, Mary Wild champions horror as a vital site of introspection, catharsis, and erotic awakening.

A night across the Mexican border was supposed to be harmless fun.Instead, Carson Brand wakes up inside a nightmare of cartel violence, betrayal, and murder.When Brand's best friend disappears after a deadly encounter with a powerful trafficking organization, Brand finds himself hunted by brutal sicarios, corrupt authorities, and law enforcement agencies that suddenly want him buried alongside the truth. Outnumbered and on the run, he is pulled into a violent underground world operating just beyond the American border — a world most people pretend does not exist.Brand is not a superhero.Not a covert assassin.Not a legendary special forces operator.An everyman, Brand is armed only with instincts, grit, and a stubborn refusal to quit.And that may not be enough.As the body count rises and the hunt closes in, Brand is drawn toward Christina — beautiful, seductive, and dangerously tied to the forces trying to destroy him. Trusting her could save his life.Or get him killed.Fast, brutal, and frighteningly realistic, Stolen Valor introduces Carson Brand — a relentless new thriller hero for readers who love high-stakes action, cartel conspiracies, fugitive suspense, and lone operators fighting impossible odds.Perfect for fans of Lee Child, Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, and Mark Greaney."e;An impressively violent adventure that moves at a quick pace."e; — Kirkus Reviews