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Rock, Love, and Betrayal: Dive into the High-Stakes Shakespearean World of "Tomorrow and Tomorrow"In a tale of friendship, ambition, and dark secrets, join the journey of an all-female rock band as they navigate the treacherous world of music and uncover the chilling truth that threatens to tear them apart.New Beginnings and Unbreakable BondsWhen Duff O'Brien moves to Hiawassee, Georgia to escape her traumatic past, she finds solace in her friendship with the ambitious and fierce Marian "Mac" Shepherd. Together with the enigmatic Quincy Banks, they form The Scottish Play, North Georgia's hardest-rocking all-female band.Rising Stars and Shrouded SecretsFive years later, the band is living their dream in Athens, Georgia, playing gigs and enjoying their newfound fame. When the captivating Lawrence MacLaren enters their lives, love blossoms between him and Mac, and he envisions even greater success for the band. But when tragedy strikes, and two of their closest allies die under mysterious circumstances, Duff and bandmate Ross begin to suspect that Mac and Lawrence may be involved.A Journey to Unveil the TruthAs The Scottish Play embarks on a trip to Scotland's historic Glamis Castle for the performance of a lifetime, Duff must confront the prophecies of The Hecks, a trio of bewitching witches from her past-one of whom she is now dating. With danger lurking around every corner, she questions if she ever truly knew her best friend Mac and wonders if she could be the next target.Immerse yourself in "Tomorrow and Tomorrow," a gripping story of rock, love, and betrayal, as Duff and her bandmates unravel a twisted mystery that could change their lives forever.

Lillah Lawson has written a stunning elegy to America's past, its sins, and our constant drive to do better. SO LONG, BOBBY is a love letter not just to finding your home, but what it means to earn love, respect, and community. The secrets of the generational narrative unfold like a flower, pulling the reader in and making them a part of the family. A beautiful novel that never flinches from reality.-Emily J. Edwards, author of the Girl Friday Mystery series "Aren't you tired of being told to smile, Bobbi?" n 2018, a young woman - recovering from a horrific car accident and coming to terms with what it means to be disabled - is failing at managing a growing pain-pill addiction and holding down a job. When she stumbles upon an old box in the attic (REMOVE COMMA) full of 1960s memorabilia, She begins a frantic search to uncover the secrets of the box and find out where she came from, in the hopes that it will help her save her from herself.Her search uncovers the story of Bobbi, a 1960s teen girl from Athens, Georgia, who dreams of meeting her hero, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. Disillusioned by the Vietnam war, Bobbi joins up with a group of young activists who are headed to Washington, D.C. to participate in the Poor People's Campaign and Bobby Kennedy's bid for President.Years later, in the 1990s, Bobbi's daughter makes a rash decision to hop on a bus and head to Seattle to start a new life. Once there, she meets a cast of creative but disillusioned young people who become her chosen family. Set against the backdrop of the grunge music scene, she grapples with a newfound addiction and a secret shame. Three generations of women face hardship and upheaval in the decades we wistfully remember - times of political upheaval, heartfelt music, and steadfast dreams. It is a story about how inherited trauma can break down whole families, how addiction can destroy, how not living your truth can sink you in despair…but how hope can always carry you back into the light.

Embark on an emotional journey of self-discovery and love in "A Feeling Like Home," a touching teen contemporary romance that explores the depths of resilience and finding one's place in the world.Meet Paige Williams, a sixteen-year-old grappling with self-destructive tendencies. When life throws her curveballs, she struggles to cope, whether it's her father's illness, a failed relationship, or the ultimatum from her parents to change her ways or face boarding school. Desperate to escape the chaos, she finds herself sent to Texas for the summer to live with her sister, hoping for a fresh start.Reluctantly, Paige befriends Joey, her sister's neighbor, who couldn't be more different from her. Despite their contrasting personalities, Paige discovers that Joey's influence curbs her rebellious instincts and offers a respite from the debilitating stomach cramps she tries to conceal. As she settles into her new surroundings, just when she begins to feel a sense of belonging, her father's worsening Crohn's disease forces her to return to Seattle.Confronted with her own health issues, Paige faces a crucial decision. Should she prioritize her well-being and remain at home, or should she return to Texas to prove that she is more than her past mistakes and her illness? Caught between two worlds and torn by conflicting identities, Paige must choose where and with whom she truly feels at home."A Feeling Like Home" is a poignant tale of resilience and second chances, exploring the complexities of family, love, and self-acceptance. Join Paige as she navigates the challenges of life and strives to find her true sense of belonging. This heartfelt story will tug at your heartstrings, reminding you of the power of forgiveness, healing, and embracing new beginnings.If you're searching for a moving and relatable read that delves into the depths of teenage emotions and the quest for self-discovery, "A Feeling Like Home" is a must-read. Immerse yourself in Paige's transformative journey today and be inspired to embrace the beauty of finding your place in the world.