No princess is guaranteed a happy ending. We have to fight for it. The Blood Fae infiltrate my lands, seeking to take over the Four Kingdoms. Their high leader wants my brother dead... and because her body is decaying, she wants to wear me as her new second skin. I'm not in the mood to be turned into a coat, or to bury my brother. I just saved him and united my males. I intend to enjoy this new life of mine and these four handsome, exasperating...

After discovering her true identity as Princess Tania of the Faerie Realm, a sixteen-year-old British girl returns to the Mortal World, in search of her mother, Queen Titania, who disappeared 500 years ago.

Now you Seelie, Now you don't.Layanna Fairling hasn't come all the way across the land to be trapped in Dragonscale. Using her wits, and her new found shape-shifting ability, Layanna and her team get free of a second tyrant king.With the dragons by her side, the lost queen must make her way back to Althea. She has been gone longer than expected, allowing King Jordeek and the shroud, to reign over the land. Will Layanna defeat Jordeek before the shroud...

Once a human, now a fae princess, destined to be queen.Layanna Fairling has never belonged to her village, and yet, when it's threatened by a tyrant who wants her dead, she knows she has to protect it.Three mysterious strangers who claim Layanna is a changeling and future ruler of the Seelie Court arrive to aid her. They also claim that the only way of saving her village is by overthrowing the Unseelie tyrant who inherited the throne from his evil...

S erena Gelsomino is about to attend her first courting, hopefully her only. She is shocked to discover she is being taken to a yellow ceremony. Does this mean her caretaker had not lied to her? She was a true orphan, not an abandoned fiorriee? The moment she slips into her yellow dress, questions about her true identity take her on a whirlwind of discovery. Will her limited knowledge of her own identity wind-up killing her? Will she be able to survive...

Can you miss someone you never knew? Zandria and Olena's mother has been missing for the past six years. In many ways, it's like they never knew her at all. The pain of their loss is realized the night after the great battle. Zandria discovers a hidden crystal imprisoning their missing mother. This discovery sends Zandria on a new quest, while Adam leads a rescue mission of his own. However, the wicked ringleader of the Carnivale Chaotica, Raymond...

The New York Times–bestselling author delivers “a riveting saga about Big Sugar flexing its imperialist muscle in Hawaii . . . A real gem of a book” (Douglas Brinkley, author of American Moonshot).
 
Deftly weaving together a memorable cast of characters, Lost Kingdom brings to life the clash between a vulnerable Polynesian people and relentlessly expanding capitalist...

Flora McTavish was born the same year as Queen Victoria and as the Queen's undermaid is the perfect person to comment on life above and below the stairs in Victorian times. 'VICTORIAN SCANDAL' Scrubber tells all. Newly discovered diaries reveal rather more than should be seen or heard of Queen Victoria! Astonishing details of Victorian life from above and below stairs, faithfully recorded by one of HMQ's faithful servants. • Incredible inventions...

What saves us as children through the dark confusion of loss and abuse? What offers us light and rescue as we live past the memory of betrayal and regret? In Queen of the Leaves, Kay Harkins illuminates the gifts that lift us from despair: music, friendship, and divine love. With empathy, humor, and eyes to see the path of forgiveness through the thicket of human frailty, she offers a lost and found adventure that turns pain into hope.

When the documentary “Bettie Page Reveals All” was released in 2013, it would have been easy to assume we would never again hear directly from the adored icon. After all, the film is narrated by Bettie Mae Page herself, and she spills on lots of subjects that she had previously kept private—even in her authorized biography—though she does maintain her own decades-long, no-photos rule in the movie. She loathed the effects of aging, said it...