Still

Jamie Nash has spent his whole life learning control. Control on the ice. Control over his body. Control over every thought, feeling, and weakness that could ruin everything he's worked for. As captain of Harlow University's hockey team, control is the only reason he survives the pressure. Then Rhys Callahan transfers in from Eldridge. Rhys is reckless where Jamie is rigid. Loud where Jamie is silent. Infuriatingly talented. Impossible to ignore. And from the moment they meet, every interaction between them feels less like rivalry and more like a dare neither of them knows how to walk away from. What starts as tension turns into something neither of them can name. Meaner. Messier. Wanting each other becomes its own kind of violence. Because both of them have spent years standing still inside the wreckage of who they used to be - trapped by grief, anger, fear, and the things they survived long before they met each other. And the closer they get, the more dangerous it becomes. Because Rhys sees too much. And Jamie has spent years making sure no one ever gets close enough to. Still is an emotionally intense MM romance featuring obsessive tension, emotional repression, explosive chemistry, high heat, trauma, and two men finally forced to want something more than survival. Still is the first novel in The Northbound Series.

Jamie Nash has spent his whole life learning control. Control on the ice. Control over his body. Control over every thought, feeling, and weakness that could ruin everything he's worked for. As captain of Harlow University's hockey team, control is the only reason he survives the pressure. Then Rhys Callahan transfers in from Eldridge. Rhys is reckless where Jamie is rigid. Loud where Jamie is silent. Infuriatingly talented. Impossible to ignore. And from the moment they meet, every interaction between them feels less like rivalry and more like a dare neither of them knows how to walk away from. What starts as tension turns into something neither of them can name. Meaner. Messier. Wanting each other becomes its own kind of violence. Because both of them have spent years standing still inside the wreckage of who they used to be - trapped by grief, anger, fear, and the things they survived long before they met each other. And the closer they get, the more dangerous it becomes. Because Rhys sees too much. And Jamie has spent years making sure no one ever gets close enough to. Still is an emotionally intense MM romance featuring obsessive tension, emotional repression, explosive chemistry, high heat, trauma, and two men finally forced to want something more than survival. Still is the first novel in The Northbound Series.

Discover a transformative approach to photography - one rooted in mindfulness, presence, and creative renewal. In Still , acclaimed fine-art photographer Paul Sanders invites you on a powerful journey that goes beyond technique - into the emotional and spiritual heart of photography. Blending poetic reflections, practical guidance, and stunning metaphorical imagery, Paul reveals how slowing down behind the camera can unlock more meaningful images - and a more grounded, purposeful life. Born from his own experience of overcoming burnout and stress, Paul shares how photography became a tool for healing, clarity, and self-discovery. This beautifully written and visually rich guide offers more than inspiration - it gives you the tools to reconnect with your creativity on a deeper level. Inside Still , you'll learn how to: * Reignite your creative passion. * Photograph with intention and emotional honesty. * Use the camera as a form of meditation and personal reflection. * Discover stillness and meaning in the everyday. Whether you're an experienced photographer or picking up a camera for the first time, Still offers a refreshing, empowering perspective - one that encourages you to slow down, look deeper, and create with heart. More than a photography book, Still is a must-have guide for anyone seeking calm and clarity in their creative life.

Discover a transformative approach to photography - one rooted in mindfulness, presence, and creative renewal. In Still , acclaimed fine-art photographer Paul Sanders invites you on a powerful journey that goes beyond technique - into the emotional and spiritual heart of photography. Blending poetic reflections, practical guidance, and stunning metaphorical imagery, Paul reveals how slowing down behind the camera can unlock more meaningful images - and a more grounded, purposeful life. Born from his own experience of overcoming burnout and stress, Paul shares how photography became a tool for healing, clarity, and self-discovery. This beautifully written and visually rich guide offers more than inspiration - it gives you the tools to reconnect with your creativity on a deeper level. Inside Still , you'll learn how to: * Reignite your creative passion. * Photograph with intention and emotional honesty. * Use the camera as a form of meditation and personal reflection. * Discover stillness and meaning in the everyday. Whether you're an experienced photographer or picking up a camera for the first time, Still offers a refreshing, empowering perspective - one that encourages you to slow down, look deeper, and create with heart. More than a photography book, Still is a must-have guide for anyone seeking calm and clarity in their creative life.

Still invites readers to take on the philosophy of the SLOW movement: Living Sustainable. Local. Organic. And Whole. Our homes are ideally placed to support and promote this philosophy, through everything from the materials we source in construction to how we fit-out and furnish them. The choices we make don’t have to be at the expense of creating a space that feels warm and welcoming, though. Instead, it can actually make us feel better about how and where we live. This beautiful book explores the homes of twenty people from around the world – across four continents and thirteen countries – enlightening readers as to why they chose the SLOW path and how it has benefitted their lives. There is no one way, but many paths that are leading to more awareness and a greater conversation. Still is the follow-up to Natalie Walton's highly successful first title This is Home , and once again features location photography by Chris Warnes.

Still invites readers to take on the philosophy of the SLOW movement: Living Sustainable. Local. Organic. And Whole. Our homes are ideally placed to support and promote this philosophy, through everything from the materials we source in construction to how we fit-out and furnish them. The choices we make don’t have to be at the expense of creating a space that feels warm and welcoming, though. Instead, it can actually make us feel better about how and where we live. This beautiful book explores the homes of twenty people from around the world – across four continents and thirteen countries – enlightening readers as to why they chose the SLOW path and how it has benefitted their lives. There is no one way, but many paths that are leading to more awareness and a greater conversation. Still is the follow-up to Natalie Walton's highly successful first title This is Home , and once again features location photography by Chris Warnes.

The astonishing culmination of the artist-author’s decade-plus project to capture beauty, commemorate place, and see the world more fully Every day (every single day) for over a decade, Mary Jo Hoffman has made a photograph of found nature – no subject too small or too ordinary. For Hoffman, a former aeronautical engineer, this daily ritual cracked open profound revelations about the connectedness of all things, the importance of place, and her own life. This book shares a selection of the breathtaking photographs from Hoffman’s enormous archive, accompanied by perceptive, deeply felt, and oftentimes humorous essays illuminating the insights gained through this daily creative practice. STILL features 275 of the most stunning photographs the author-artist has accumulated over thousands of consecutive days of daily shooting – a true feast for the senses.

The astonishing culmination of the artist-author's decade-plus project to capture beauty, commemorate place, and see the world more fully Every day (every single day) for over a decade, Mary Jo Hoffman has made a photograph of found nature - no subject too small or too ordinary. For Hoffman, a former aeronautical engineer, this daily ritual cracked open profound revelations about the connectedness of all things, the importance of place, and her own life. This book shares a selection of the breathtaking photographs from Hoffman's enormous archive, accompanied by perceptive, deeply felt, and oftentimes humorous essays illuminating the insights gained through this daily creative practice. STILL features 275 of the most stunning photographs the author-artist has accumulated over thousands of consecutive days of daily shooting - a true feast for the senses.