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Living in a cozy Iowa farmhouse with her kindly grandmother, 24-year-old Julia Desmit struggles to support her five-year-old son and 10-year-old halfbrother.

Holton's novel finds four middle-aged friends convening at a beautifully appointed beach house--and reexamining their lives.

Because Noelle Gordon owns the hottest beauty salon in the area, she hears a lot about her clients' private lives.

Investigating the theft of a valuable painting that was supposed to be donated to the Scottish National Gallery, Isabel harbors a growing suspicion that the thieves may be close to the painting's w

Life at Corduroy Mansions, nestled in London's hip Pimlico neighborhood, is as lively as ever.

A normal suburban mom, Tully Sullivan (aka Ysolde de Bouchier) was having a perfectly fine life as a human before discovering she is in fact a dragon--complete with a dragon mate named Baltic!

A retelling of the Old Testament tale of Rahab the harlot that takes place in Nazi-occupied France.

While spending the summer in Austria, Iolanthe Tennyson is transported back in time to the eighteenth century, where she comes to the aid of vampire Nikola Czerny, a cursed man who is forced to liv

Chris Meadows is a successful Miami architect who's leaving a meeting with an ex-girlfriend when he sees a car strike his ex, killing her. But the nightmare is only just beginning.

Charlotte Kinder is eager to escape the numbness she feels after her divorce.

Some twenty years have passed since the events narrated in The Prince of Nothing.

The late October fog obscures the streets of 1867 London, providing cover for vicious crimes.

John May and Arthur Bryant are immersed in a case as bizarre as anything they've encountered during their storied careers.

Willow Briars has a great career and all the outward trappings of success.

The death of famous jazz musician Joss Moody brings to light a dark secret--one that leaves his adopted son Colman searching for answers, and his wife Millie fleeing for the solitude of a remote Sc