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A Fit Month for Dying is the third book in M.T. Dohaney's highly praised trilogy about the women of Newfoundland's outports.

Wanting to end his pattern of choosing controlling and abusive men, Vladimir ‘Val’ Mihalic figures it’s better to live alone than live in fear.

The Randwick family is as noble as any but lives in greatly reduced circumstances.

The last thing Liam Southard expects when he flees his abusive father is to be taken in by a couple of gay ranchers.

Charlie Ryder has a colorful past, painful memories and an embarrassing secret.

The gift of an oriental rug with a coded message woven into its border and the disappearance of a Turkish client start Nancy Drew on a new search for a missing mannequin.

Reckless, flamboyant Keigo is bisexual. Blunt, aloof Masaki is straight.

Veterinary receptionist Kit Hall doesn’t get close to people, and for good reasons: his epilepsy makes him feel like a freak, and his ex was an abusive jerk.

Unable to move on after the death of his lover, British expat Niall Ahern clings to Nolan's dream of living in the Caribbean by moving to Tortola.

YA. Detective and mystery stories. Young adult fiction. Nancy believes her friend's guardians are trying to steal her inheritance.

Sequel to 'The Saint of San Francisco' Jeremy Haniver has finally started his new life in San Francisco, where he has a job working in a Castro coffee shop and a boyfriend, police officer Mark Capa

Pro baseball player Devin Carter is set to break a home run record until a knee injury puts him on the bench.

Marty Green has two loves in life: horses and basketball. But suffering a stroke during his first college game throws a wrench in his plans.

Nancy and her friends witness an explosion and the burning of a beautiful country mansion.

Police detective Patrick Flaherty has no illusions about Russian mobster Alexei Boczar, but that doesn’t stop his fascination with the bodyguard to one of the most ruthless families in Chicago’s gr