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Ezra Riley, a hardened Montana rancher, is taken secretly to the White House because of his gift for interpreting dreams. His visit there unleashes attacks by an elderly master spy and his human creation, Blue Man.

"Freedom is a fool's paradox... even the devil gets his due, eventually". Such was the mantra of Amyra Rose Moore. Before it all went to sh*t, Amyra's life was blissfully centered. As the comely daughter of a West Coast socialite and pillar of her law school's LGBTQ-collegiate society, nothing could stop this rising L-gunner; that was... until that fatal-night. After being convicted for her involvement in her biracial girlfriend's accidental death, causing insatiable media frenzies, and death-threats to ensue. To ensure her daughter's protection, her mother (the town's mayor) struck a secret deal forcing Amyra into hard servitude at a distant boarding school located in the middle of nowhere New England-town of 'Rennington' for the duration of her sentence. Upon arrival, she notices strange occurrences happening throughout the town via its reconstruction efforts; as an outside entity, MalCORP seemed to be funding the endeavor single-handedly without question.When all seemed lost, she encounters a newly on-boarded professor who immediately took the school by storm. As she learns to adjust to her situation, an old trouble resurfaces, causing her to cower until a near-death experience prostrates her to remain at the school, as if fated. Later, Amyra is taken on a journey where she and the recently acquired teacher venture together, forming a solid friendship that churns into something unexpected. While their friendly liaison aggrandizes, the unusual occurrences happening in the woods behind the academy suddenly bring to light the deadly truth of the town's cryptic past, as well as the pernicious reasoning behind why Amyra was truly brought there.

Moving to Ireland from America during the sixties seemed a good move for Sarah and her husband Otis.The house in the village of Cappawhite which was bequeathed to her after her uncle died seemed the perfect place to escape the racism which her mixed marriage had brought to her doorstep.Brought up as a child in Cappawhite Sarah had great memories of the place, and she was happy to return.But peace and happiness would come in short supply for the couple when Sarah fails to heed the warnings of the locals to stay well away from the forest.

This wise and poignant memoir offers a pragmatic glimpse into the joy, pain and humility experienced while caring for a dying loved one with Alzheimers disease. It is the story of their love as they faced their greatest challenge together.