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Literature & Fiction
Poems on the relationship between woman and nature, the earth's fragility and resilience, and the spirituality rooted in the beauty of Creation and the sacredness of all life. Reader comments: I recommend this little gem to... See More
Science Fiction
Love seems like a fading dream for historian May Gold, touring Italy with the boyfriend she's losing. The only other guy she's attracted to lived four centuries ago. It's hard to focus on the beauties of the Renaissance... See More
Literature & Fiction
Family secrets and an inheritance set sisters at odds while they claim a haunted house on the Italian coast. The most troublesome ghost is their longstanding rivalry. Saffron and Elinor put aside their feud to travel to... See More
Metaphysical
Jane Austen comes alive in a witty, time-bending romance. Bridgerton meets Beach Read when Jane Austen leaps into the future, meets her handsome 21st century superfan and joins a time traveling team. Jane Austen, a writer... See More
Romance
A time traveler finds love in the past, but enemies from the future target him and his beloved... Teenage George St. James accidentally discovers he has a gift for slipping through time. His first thought is not to be a... See More
Literature & Fiction
Jilted bride Liv Pomeroy rushes to Italy for a summer of sadness and pasta. She never expects a second chance at love. Or to join a time traveling team... In Florence, Liv finds she's stalked by power-mad scientists from... See More
From love poems to prayers to adolescence within an immigrant community, Rachel Dacus' new book is asdeliciously diverse as it is spellbinding.Poems and tales of horseback riding, ballet class, a bipolar rocketscientist... See More
Literature & Fiction
In Femme au chapeau, poems serve as miniature tales: of childhood's fears, accidents, and small glories; parents captured as paintings; nature's grandeurs and paeans to the Maker. These poems unravel life's rich... See More