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A New York Times bestselling author delivers a “deliciously creepy tale” (Publishers Weekly): When Bert Monte inherits an isolated castle in the Alps, she discovers her newfound family’s monstrous legacy… “A lushly written, dreamlike modern gothic” (Bram Stoker Award–winning author Paul Tremblay).
From a National Book Award–winning author: The death of a prominent small-town patriarch affects his widow and their adult children in unexpected ways. “Poetic… A complex and nuanced portrait of a grieving family” (Library Journal).
It is the autumn of 2019. Merlin’s wayward apprentice has escaped from the Tower of London with his raven familiars.…
Two forces rule the world—Fear and Desire. Vampires are masters of both.3,000 years ago, the first Vampiri walked the earth.…
From a New York Times bestselling author: When merchant’s daughter Desiree Clary meets young Napoleon Bonaparte, they begin a secret romance. But Desiree’s not fated to marry Napoleon – instead, she’ll become the Queen of Sweden. “Richly reimagined… Brings a fascinating time and place fully to life” (Lisa Wingate).
From a New York Times bestselling author: When human princess Sorcha falls into enemy clutches, she’s rescued by an attractive, mysterious elf — who’s instantly tempted by the fiery redhead. “Satisfying chemistry [and] a playful sense of adventure… keep the pages turning” (Publishers Weekly).
An instant New York Times bestseller that’s “a courageous story of a woman asserting her own voice” (The New York Times): Forced into a life of servitude as the third wife of an older man, Adunni, a 14-year-old Nigerian girl, risks everything for a better future. “Inspiring” (Entertainment Weekly).
“Thoroughly fascinating” (Booklist starred review): After screenwriter Phoebe is blacklisted during the Red Scare, she flees to London. There, she befriends TV producer Hannah, who’s determined to help her — but danger still looms over both women… “Effortlessly walks the line between hilarious and harrowing” (Fiona Davis).
Wanders Far lived in dangerous times and was faced with one difficult challenge after another. He was a skinny, quiet…
When William Ozanne departs the British Channel Islands for a new life in the Royal Navy, he leaves behind sisters…