Books with author H. Parker

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My name is Dr. Jason Silvers. I was a drug addict. Well… I am a drug addict. That’s why I can’t help but lose myself to the painkillers. The ones I needed after getting shot. I did need them… right? I wanted to stop but I couldn’t help myself. I felt the hole underneath me become deeper and deeper. I tried gripping onto something, something to keep me afloat, but I was just becoming more and more numb. That’s when I realized; it was her all along. Courtney Diaz, the feisty, personable, and drop-dead beautiful college volunteer at the hospital. She was my cure. She was what would drag me out of the numbness. Except that wasn't the only thing that she had the potential of dragging out. My past is something I’m not proud of, and now it was coming back to haunt us. Even then, I wasn't going to lose her. There was no way. She was my drug now. **Recommended for 18+ due to sexually graphic scenes and adult language. This is Book Two (a New Adult Romantic Suspense) in The White Coat Series. It can also be read as a stand-alone story without a cliffhanger.

Tag the Tailless Reindeer is a beautiful story of care, friendship and triumph over a handicapping condition. It's set during the season of the year when joy and merriment are at its zenith, Christmas. It also depicts how flagrant and fickle friendships can be; laying the foundation for great "teachable moments" about problem-solving, people and life's circumstances. Tag the Tailless Reindeer has a worthwhile message for adults and children. Tag's success in this story is certain to inspire children all over world.

It's 1999. And you thought that first plague sucked? MAY The plague that killed every adult on the planet was vicious. It wasn't the last. A devastating new plague has descended upon the teenage survivors -- a swarming, deafening terror that blackens the sky. From this new darkness, a leader will emerge. But does he bring salvation -- or destruction?