Books with title Safe and Sound

Recommended reading age 16+ due to mild violence and sexual situations. Safe and Sound is a Fields of Elysium novella that could be read as an introduction to the series. The story introduces the harsh life of Arkanians and follows Victor Sorren - the Byronic hero of the series - from birth until the moment he meets Molly. Synopsis: In the world where freedom is no longer your right; where being in love and starting a family is not a blessing but a curse, a baby is born. To spare him from the harsh life the Arkanian slaves in Terraka City have to endure, his parents attempt the impossible.They have to pay a high price for their courage.Heartbroken and lonely, Victor Sorren spends his life waiting for his father’s return. But how much pain and suffering can be inflicted on an innocent young boy before hatred takes over his heart? Yet there is no darkness without light. And falling for a girl from Earth might provide just the right amount of light to bring hope back to Victor’s dark heart. Safe and Sound is a tale about loss, friendship, royalty and love.

Ellie killed everything she loved. Now all she has left is a mission and Reese. He keeps her safe and sound. He holds her shattered pieces together with gentle hands. But can she let go of Vincent's ghost?Trapped on the other side of death Vincent will do anything to answer her call. After nearly seventy years of battling against what his beast wants, will Vincent give in to touch her face again? Meanwhile, the creatures Ellie set loose are changing, getting stronger, deadlier. Following a trail of broken corpses and terror across the country leads her to Father Avery Cooper, yet another victim of Susan Bennet’s horrific experiment. After everything she’s lost, could he be her salvation? He certainly believes Ellie is his.You’ll love this Urban fantasy thriller because we all need a little absolution.Grab yours today.

"Gritty and suspenseful with touches of swoon, Safe and Sound will keep readers on the edge of their seat." ~Trish Doller, author of Where the Stars Still Shine 16 year-old, Hailey Perish, knows her life can’t get much worse. Since her dad split a few years ago, Hailey’s mother has spiraled hard and fast, careening toward rock bottom and threatening to take her daughter down with her. Hailey now marks time by evictions, her mother’s poker games, and Saturday School where she voluntarily shows up for weekend detentions to secure her one promised meal of the week. She has no room for relationships, especially with someone like her childhood love and junior class golden boy, Carson Hart. Hailey trusted him once and Carson failed her. She’s determined not to let herself be hurt again. When Hailey’s mom does the unthinkable and bets her own daughter in a high stakes poker game, Mitch, the loan shark, is all too eager and determined to collect on his debt. To him, Hailey is nothing but property. His property. And he’ll do anything to recover it. On the run from a fate that promises a much worse life than she already knows, there’s only one person in the world Hailey can call for help. Will Carson be there for her in her darkest hour and deliver her from harm’s way safe and sound? Or will he abandon Hailey—just like he’s always done—just like they all do? Alli Hope’s debut novel delivers an unforgettable story about love & surviving in the dark places. Warning: Safe & Sound contains explicit language and a scene that portrays explicit sexual abuse & molestation. We have included this in order to tell an accurate story; to be a voice for those who have none. And to bring light to an issue we believe must be brought out of the darkness and into a broader awareness. If you are sensitive to sexual abuse issues, please be advised.

Ellie killed everything she loved.Now all she has left is a mission and Reese. He keeps her safe and sound. He holds her shattered pieces together with gentle hands.But can she let go of Vincent's ghost?Trapped on the other side of death Vincent will do anything to answer her call. After nearly seventy years of battling against what his beast wants, will Vincent give in to touch her face again?Meanwhile, the creatures Ellie set loose are changing, getting stronger, deadlier. Following a trail of broken corpses and terror across the country leads her to Father Avery Cooper, yet another victim of Susan Bennet’s horrific experiment.After everything she’s lost, could he be her salvation? He certainly believes Ellie is his.You’ll love this Urban fantasy thriller because we all need a little absolution.Grab yours today.

Safe and Sound are two small dogs with big ideas: they want to see the world. But the world is not what they expect. First of all, who knew that planes fly so high? that the English Channel includes waves? that in Australia it is autumn when everyone knows it should be spring? Poor little Safe and Sound record their trials in journals, and it is those journals that form Barbara Nichol’s hilarious long poem. And so was born their manuscript, and so was born their book,And if you’d like to read it I will tell you where to look.You’ll find it in the bookstore under Canine stories, true.In the section labeled “Biting Off Much More than You Can Chew.”

Recommended reading age 16+ due to mild violence and sexual situations. Safe and Sound is a prequel to Fields of Elysium. The story introduces the harsh life of Arkanians and follows Victor Sorren - the Byronic hero of the series - from birth until he meets Molly. Synopsis: In the world where freedom is no longer your right; where being in love and starting a family is not a blessing but a curse, a baby is born. To spare him from the harsh life the Arkanian slaves in Terraka City have to endure, his parents attempt the impossible.They have to pay a high price for their courage. Heartbroken and lonely, Victor Sorren spends his life waiting for his father’s return. But how much pain and suffering can be inflicted on an innocent young boy before hatred takes over his heart? Yet there is no darkness without light. And falling for a girl from Earth might provide just the right amount of light to bring hope back to Victor’s dark heart.Safe and Sound is a tale about loss, friendship, royalty and love.

Synopsis:Trains, Safe and Sound is a superbly informative book for children. In this age of rush, rush and our intricate transit system, author Julie Chatton has written a book that teaches children valuable safety tips regarding the transport system that moves our country and its people daily throughout the world.Chatton not only teaches children the importance of safety, but writes in such a way that piques a child’s curiosity. From her personal experience, she knows the devastation of accidents that have occurred because children and pedestrians have not applied common sense rules to ensure safety.Her goal is an important one: introduce children (many who are latch-key kids) to be aware and always conscious of the possible danger while understanding the need for our railroad transport and commuter systems. Chatton manages to instill knowledge as a teaching tool as opposed to fear. The result is an important and educational book that adults will enjoy reading to their children.About the Author:Julie Chatton is a professional business person owning several successful businesses, including a thriving daycare business. She has worked with children for years and is a strong advocate of promoting safety and awareness to children and their surroundings. She currently works as Special Projects Manager for a logistics corporation. She lives near her childhood home in Illinois. Her plans are to write a series of children’s books focused on attention to safety. Trains Safe and Sound is her first book. Publisher’s website: http://sbprabooks.com/JulieChatton

Lost and Found-Safe and Sound is a delightful story-in-verse about a topic to which young and old can relate: a child who feels separated from his mother while shopping at the grocery store. While he sprints through the aisles of the store, frantically searching for his mother, he realizes a few things about the world around him. Helium balloons float out of reach if you let go of the string; vegetables get sticky if you hold them too long; letters make words that even a young boy can understand; and, most importantly, his mother is never far away. Nicki Omori's illustrations explode with colorful detail, life and emotion. Filled with mouth-watering grocery products bearing the names of significant people in the lives of both the author and illustrator, this book is a multifaceted learning tool. Children will enjoy the overly dramatic, sometimes silly, reactions captured on the boy's face as he moves through the store, and delight in his eventual reunion with his loving mother.