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Volumen 1 de la serie Tríada   «Las especies mágicas no deben mezclarse jamás».   De acuerdo a las normas, Simon Osborne debería ignorar los gritos de ayuda de los niños.

Buch 1 in der Serie—Triade   Magische Wesen müssen stets unter sich bleiben. Den Regeln nach sollte Simon Osborne die Hilfeschreie der Kinder ignorieren.

Trilogia, Libro Uno Le specie magiche non dovrebbero mai mischiarsi. Secondo le regole, Simon Osborne dovrebbe ignorare le grida di aiuto di quei bambini.

Seguito di Mind Magic Un branco è tanto forte quanto il suo membro più debole. Rocky Harris sa come funzionano le cose; per tutta la vita ha sempre occupato l’ultimo gradino della gerarchia.

Les Triades, tome 1   Les espèces magiques ne se mélangent pas.   D’après les règles, Simon Osborne devrait faire la sourde oreille aux appels au secours de ces enfants.

Thanks to his good-for-nothing brother, Andrew Hughes is up to his eyeballs in debt and needs a job fast.

Sequel to 'Mind Magic' A pack is only as strong as its weakest member. Rocky Harris knows how the system works. He’s been on the bottom rung his whole life.

Dayton Whitmore injures his arm playing basketball with his lion-shifter friends, and his best friend asks Dayton to check on her estranged brother Hart while he’s in Atlanta visiting a specialist.

Joseph Anderson was heartbroken when his childhood best friend Dominick Levent moved away.

Blood runs soul-deep. Cormac hasn’t been the same since the night the High Moon Pack was attacked.

Magical species must never mix. According to the rules, Simon Osborne should ignore the children’s cries for help. After all, they’re werewolf cubs, and he’s an apprentice mage.

A newly minted graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School in 1890, Dr. Thomas Parks heads to the big timber country of Puget Sound to practice trauma medicine.

What do you do when you inherit $330 million after taxes? If you’re New Mexico rancher Miles Waddell, you build a dream.

"Not only does Havill offer a melancholy reinterpretation of that grand western myth of the slow-talking, fast-thinking lawman, he also writes crisp, marvelously detailed police procedurals in

A well-seasoned 69-years-old, Sheriff Bill Gastner knows his Posadas, New Mexico, territory as well as he understands the foibles of the human condition.