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Arlyn promised on her mother's deathbed to find her father and tell him her mother is dead, but her father doesn't even live on Earth.

This delightful collection of children's stories is perfect listening for the whole family.

From three big names in urban fiction comes this collection of novellas, unforgettable stories of urban love and its consequences for four young black women: Flirting with Disaster by Tracy Brown,

Searching for a mysteriously vanished girlfriend in contemporary Japan, the protagonist plunges into a wind tunnel of sexual violence and metaphysical dread, colliding with call girls, playing chap

Released from the captivity of the Fae, Murdoch Seton wants nothing more than to forget his lost years.

Hard-living Todd falls in love with Tami, and Tami's father does everything he can to crush the relationship. Todd is not about to give up the greatest thing that's ever happened to him.

Melanie West and her grandmother, Liza, open a bed-and-breakfast inn on the Oregon coast replete with a friendly ghost, one very real skeleton in the closet, and a freshly dead body on the beach.

In the early 1900s, a young woman escapes the Warsaw ghetto to work as a domestic servant and finds the world opening to her through her connection with the scientists Pierre and Marie Curie.

Cheated of his inheritance and burdened by the legacy of his Fae blood, Garrett MacLachlan believes he is doomed to be an outcast forever--until he meets Annelise of Kinfairlie, a gentle maiden wit

Young Irish immigrant Thomas McNulty joins the US Army in the 1850s and with friend John Cole fights in the Indian wars and the Civil War.

As the clock ticks toward a young man's execution, a discredited British intelligence agent sees an opportunity to redeem himself.

Lucy, a teenager from the West Indies, comes to North America to work as an au pair for Lewis, Mariah, and their children.

Ty Bearclaw, a grizzly-shifter, must keep Ella, the last of a dying breed of humans, alive and safe from a shifter obsessed with adding her to his private collection, as well as his own government.

With their relationship unwelcome, Leeba and Red soon find themselves in the middle of the civil rights movement, and they discover that, in times of struggle, music can bring people together.

With a unique take on their charms and foibles, Carrère follows the ragtag group of early Christians through the tumultuous days of the faith's founding.