Books Published in September 1979

New Books List: 137 titles

  • Bumps in the Night

    Harry Allard

  • Rampage in Whiskey Smith

    Eric Allen

  • Across the Great Divide

    Kerry Allyne

    Nicole's experience had made her bitter! She'd been badly hurt when her fiance jilted her. When she left Sydney for western Australia, she was determined never to be as trusting again. Yet, against her will, her feelings were stirred by...

  • The Merman's Children

    Poul Anderson

    HOW THEY LOVED AND HOW THEY DIED In the waning years of the Middle Ages, before Christendom had completely scoured the world of magic, both Faery and Man lived on Europe's shores. This is the story of those last days: of the halfling children of t...

  • Reluctant Partnership

    Elizabeth Ashton

    Sonya would never succeed on her own! But for her father's sake she had to keep on trying. Sonya had been raised in the world of figure skating. Her parents were famous before the accident that claimed her mother's life and left her fathe...

  • Bertha and the Racing Pigeon

    Pam Ayres

  • The Illusion of Technique

    William E. Barrett

  • Courtly Love

    Lynn Bartlett

    Her Wild Sprit Knew No Master until a wilder passion ruled her heart. Lady Serena was forced by her greedy stepmother to marry the darkly handsome Lord Gyles who had a reputation for reckless sensuality. The daring Saxon beauty vowed that she wou...

  • Dvora's Journey

    Marge Blaine

  • There is a Serpent in Eden

    Robert Bloch

  • The Burglar Who Liked to Quote Kipling

    Lawrence Block

    BERNIE-THE-BOOKWORM WANTED TO BURGLE AN EASY 15 GRAND, BUT HE FOUND HIMSELF PICKING HIS WAY OUT OF MURDER! Bernie Rhodenbarr had cleaned up his act, quietly peddling books in his little store near Greenwich Village. Then one Rudyard Whe'kin walked...

  • A Gathering of Days

    Joan W. Blos

    I, Catherine Cabot Hall, aged 13 years, 6 months, 29 days . . . do begin this book. So begins this journal of a girl coming of age in nineteenth-century New Hampshire. Catherine records both the hardships of pioneer life and its many joys. Even...

  • Why the Tides Ebb and Flow

    Joan Chase Bowden

  • Busted Wheeler

    Carter Brown

  • See It Again, Sam

    Carter Brown

  • Black Fox

    Kate Buchan

    The Black Fox liked women he had to tame.... And Isabel was truly one of his kind -- a spirited young woman with a mind of her own. But she had no intention of marrying Duncan Crawfurd, the cruel clan chieftain they called the Black Fox. To ple...

  • The Vision of Stephen

    Lolah Burford

    He is the son of a king, heir to a warrior people. But when a net woven of love, intrigue and loyalty closes around him, neither his lineage nor his spirit can keep him from the grim fate decreed for traitors. His mind and body stretched beyond endur...

  • The Loving Season

    Rebecca Burton

  • Guilty of Love

    Michelle Cambards

    The day had begun like any other... But before it had ended, Catherine found herself plunged into a tangle of lies and deceptions, of intrigue ... and love. She had encountered a bizarre situation that threatened to turn her life upside down. W...

  • Some friend!

    Carol Carrick

  • The Satan Trap

    Nick Carter

  • Hestia

    C.J. Cherryh

    After a hundred pioneer years the colony on Hestia seemed to be nearing its end. Its holdings on that green and fertile planet were still limited to a single river in one valley. Everywhere else hostile fauna hedged them in. A dam could break the ...

  • Two Nymphs Named Melissa

    John Colleton

    Bill Benton, writer and gash hound extraordinaire, is dispatched by Lady Cloris to find the missing Countess of Liechtenstein, who has been kidnapped in Italy. Along the way, he takes some time to slip a length to not one, but two women named Melissa...

  • Synthajoy

    D.G. Compton

    Edward Cadence was a brilliant man, and a dedicated scientist. He had invented Sensitape, a means of recording the thoughts and emotions of great musicians, religious figures, etc. so that others could experience at first-hand just what it was like t...

  • The Attic Child

    Grace Corren

    Marla Doren came to the isolated Adirondack summer home of Garman Gibson with a new feeling of security. As tutor to the two Gibson children, she could at last pay off the debts of her ailing father. Beechhaven was a strange, huge old house, with ...

  • Flame of Diablo

    Sara Craven

    Rachel had vowed to reach Diablo In London, it had seemed simple. Go out to Columbia, bring back her brother, Mark. It was her one chance to do something for her beloved grandfather with whom Mark had quarreled. In Columbia, nothing went right....

  • Something to Make Us Happy

    Linda Crawford

  • Vim the Rag Mouse

    Niki Daly

  • A Stranger Threatens

    Leo Dartey

    "Someone is in the attic!" Moira hissed Both women looked up the stairs in terror. Strange noises clearly resounded in the room. Instinctively Moira reached for Louise's hand but her eyes remained fixed on the huge man who was slowly descending th...

  • Five True Horse Stories

    Margaret Davidson

  • Royal Gorge

    Peter Dawson

    Bourke rode into Canon City after his brother's killer. He then got caught in the crossfire of a vicious railroad war between the Rio Grande and the Santa Fe. The law was after Bourke, the army branded him a deserter, even his woman betrayed him. Th...

  • Heavenly Breakfast

    Samuel R. Delany

    Cultural Writing. Memoir. HEAVENLY BREAKFAST is Samuel R. Delaney's wise and vivid essay on urban communes and cooperatives in the winter of 'Sixty-seven/'Sixty-eight. It examines their function, structure, permanence, and impermanence as precisely a...

  • Sweetwater Saga

    Roxanne Dent

    The Cheyenne camp lay in smoldering ruins, the women and children butchered, when the Indian braves returned from their buffalo hunt. There was only one path their vengeance could take -- to destroy the nearby white settlement of Sweetwater, kill the...

  • Spirit of Dorsai

    Gordon R. Dickson

    The Childe Cycle is the lifework of one of science fiction's greatest practitioners, Gordon R. Dickson. The centerpiece of that lifework is the planet Dorsai and its people. Here, for the first time, in a special, profusely illustrated edition, is a...

  • A Man to Watch

    Jane Donnelly

    Her beauty became a barrier to love Harriet's beauty had brought her many things -- a modeling career, recognition, friends. Yet nothing had ever erased her unhappy memories of childhood. Then she met Jotham Gaul -- an irritating tycoon wh...

  • Search for Yesterday

    Barbara Doyle

    When Ellen Ross accepted the assignment to authenticate a collection of rare paintings in Spain, she welcomed the trip with all her heart, hoping it would help her forget the love affair that had just ended so painfully in New York. From the momen...

  • Longarm in Lincoln County

    Tabor Evans

    NEW MEXICO TERRITORY -- THE LAND BENEATH THE SHADOW OF "THE KID" In Lincoln County, "The Boss" was running -- unopposed -- for office. "The Kid" was running loose. And the political situation was running wild. It was up to Longarm to straigh...

  • The Midnight Match

    Zabrina Faire

    He Saved her honor! Charles, Lord Langford, had burst into that vile room at the inn where Major Savage held Carola Severance captive and saved her from dishonor. She saved his life! Thank heaven, Carola had been with Charles when the highwaymen ...

  • The Establishment

    Howard Fast

    Barbara Lavette -- Raised amid the opulence of Nob Hill, she renounced her aristocratic heritage to marry a rebel, a man scorned by society. But her defiant victory would be shattered by tragedy. Everything she cherished would be menaced by hysteria ...

  • Best Friend

    Pat Feeley

  • Always, My Love

    Dorothy Fletcher

    As Crimson Romance celebrates its first anniversary, we honor those pioneers who helped shape the direction of romance novels for all of us. Suspense, mystery, paranormal activity, and love - always love - have been the cornerstone of the genre since...

  • American Grilles

    Salmieri Frattolillo

  • The Night of the Comet

    Leon Garfield

    Bostock's deal with Harris allowing Harris to use his father's powerful telescope in exchange for his expert advice on courting women triggers a comedy of errors that ultimately involves the entire town...

  • The Colonel of Chicago

    Joseph Geis

  • Texas Celebrity Turkey Trot

    Peter Gent

  • The Cumberland Rifles

    Noel B. Gerson

    HE SWORE ALLEGIANCE TO CONQUEST… Born to the sword and bred to violence, he had hacked his swashbuckling way through a dozen European wars with gold as his only ally…a fighter no man could match, a lover no woman could resist… This was Ja...

  • Invasion, 2200 A.D.

    Howard Goldsmith

  • Alligators Trail

    Ada Graham

  • Baking Bread the Way Mom Taught Me

    Mary Gross-Ferraro

  • The Yacht People

    Mary-Rose Hayes

  • The Mork and Mindy Story

    Peggy Herz

    Back cover text:
    Eggs-tra! Eggs-tra! Read all about it! Mork from Ork lands on Earth in a big white egg - and a fantastic new TV show is hatched.

    Here is everything you wanted to know about Mork and Mindy - the hilarious hit comedy show tha...

  • Cindy on Fire

    Burt Hirschfeld

  • The Hell Merchant

    Ray Hogan
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  • Dance of the Dwarfs

    Geoffrey Household

    A tale of superstition, science, and horror in the Amazon -- an “absolutely splendid spellbinder” by the author of Rogue Male (Kirkus Reviews, starred review). A dedicated agricultural scientist, Dr. Owen Dawnay has set up a lonely post on the ou...

  • 7 Ways from Sundwn

    Clair Huffaker

  • The Darker Side of Love

    Anna James

    A brilliant actress, a daring adventurer--and the glittering passion they couldn't deny... HER BEAUTY FLOODLIT THE STAGE... KATHERINE LAWRENCE--From the glitter of footlights and the sensuality of a gypsy tribe to the gilded trap of a rich mar...

  • Witherwing

    David Jarrett

    The Swan-Cursed... Of woman he was born to the royal house, and of woman he was cursed with the crippled limb of a swan. Feared warrior, insatiable lover, seeker after mysterious power - they call him Prince Witherwing....

  • If Wishes Were Horses: Mother Goose Rhymes

    Susan Jeffers

  • Lion of Oakhurst

    Walter Reed Johnson

    THE BEAUFORTS OF OAKHURST MANOR - A DYNASTY WHOSE FATE WAS INTERTWINED WITH AN AMERICA FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE AND PASSIONATELY SEEKING HER DESTINY Gallant Lance Beaufort and Carrie Emerson were two halves of a whole - lovers made for each other, th...

  • Honor, Power, Riches, Fame And the Love of Women

    Ward Just

  • The Chopin Express

    Howard Kaplan

  • Pumpkin Personalities

    Ruth J. Katz

    Illustrates and explains original and amusing ways to decorate pumpkins without carving them, showing how common household objects and foodstuffs can easily turn pumpkins into owls, space monsters, Cleopatra, and Groucho Marx...

  • A Coward for Them All

    James Kavanaugh

  • Stolen Dreams

    Stephanie Kincaid

    San Francisco was an exciting new world for Sharon, a world in total contrast to the wild moors and to bleak Longworth Castle, where she had grown up fearing she would be trapped forever. Dreams of a job teaching English and a new life in America ...

  • The Dead Zone

    Stephen King

    Johnny, the small boy who skated at breakneck speed into an accident that for one horrifying moment plunged him into The Dead Zone Johnny Smith, the small-town schoolteacher who spun the wheel of fortune and won a four-and-a-half-year trip into The ...

  • Smart Bombs

    Philip Kirk

  • Sometimes Mountains Move

    C. Everett Koop

    Former Surgeon-General C. Everett Koop and his wife, Elizabeth, write poignantly about the tragic death of their son and about the divine provision of comfort that could not be shaken by circumstances....

  • Frustration

    Charlotte Lamb

    Would the past ruin her future? In the chaotic world of a London television network, Natalie struggled to rebuild her life--and grieved privately over the death of her beloved husband, Angus. When she was promoted to Jake Lang's production ...

  • A Leaf from French Eddy

    Ben H. Lampman

    In A Leaf from French Eddy, Ben Hur Lampman dips into life and nature to offer a book as clear, refreshing, and beautiful as a cupped handful of water from a rushing trout stream. Outwardly about fish, it is really about much, in the same way that Iz...

  • The Tombs of Kobol

    Glen A. Larson; Robert Thurston

    As the vast and gallant Galactica plunges into the terrifying emptiness of the Great Void, one crew-member has been left behind. Starbuck! Sent on a dangerous scouting mission, he has been lured into a trap by a renegade human-robot team who have an ...

  • The Valley of the Hunted Men

    Paul Evan Lehman

  • Love's Captive

    Samantha Lester

    The sky was black and forbidding on Ramona's eighteenth birthday. Beautiful, headstrong, she had longed to reach the age of womanhood, but now she shivered and wondered at her fear. Fear turned to shocked disbelief when she discovered that her fat...

  • Hester-Roundtree Women

    Margaret Lewerth

  • A Certain Smile

    Marjorie Lewty

    It was a whole new world for Amanda Meeting her father for the first time at age eighteen was quite an experience for Amanda Dawson. She was catapulted from life in a quiet Devonshire village into the urbane sophistication of her father's wor...

  • Daughter of Fortune

    Dawn Lindsey

    England's most celebrated rake is taunted, tempted, and tamed by a bold young beauty . . . Sylvie, the prize in a card game, and the Earl of Ives, who wins the game, wage a war of wills, each desperately hoping to capture the other! Hero: Nico...

  • Of Wolves and Men

    Barry Lopez

    Originally published in 1978, this classic exploration of humanity’s complex relationship with and understanding of wolves returns with a new afterword by the author.Humankind's relationship with the wolf is the sum of a spectrum of responses rangi...

  • Archer in Jeopardy

    Ross MacDonald

  • Meeting in Madrid

    Jean S. MacLeod

    Her future appeared rich with promise Catherine Royce set out for Madrid, her spirits high. Spain fascinated her, and her new job as tutor to a willful teenager would certainly be challenging! But she was completely unprepared for the volatile ...

  • Skyraiders

    Alan Marks

  • Shock 3

    Richard Matheson

    The author, Richard Matheson (1926) recently died in June, 2013. An American author and screenwriter, primarily in the fantasy, horror, and science fiction genres, He will probably be remembered more --- even though he had a huge output of writings -...

  • Far Tortuga

    Peter Matthiessen

    An adventure story and a deeply considered meditation upon the sea itself."Beautiful and original...a resonant and symbolical story of nine doomed men who dream of an earthly paradise as the world winds down around them." -- Newsweek...

  • Stormy Affair

    Margaret Mayo

    Her fun holiday had become a nightmare! All Amber Christy wanted while she was in Tunisia was peace and quite after the hard time she had had been through; but she was not destined to get it. Who did Hamed Ben Slouma think he was, spoiling her hol...

  • Savage

    Peter McCurtin

    Arriving in California to join the fight against crooked politicians in the Indian Ring, Sundance learned of a plot to kill his old friend General Crook. But where was the threat coming from? That’s the mystery Jim Sundance has to solve in orde...

  • The Man Who Stole Tomorrow

    David Michelinie

  • Maggie and the Goodbye Gift

    Sue Milord

  • Cult Candidate

    Richard Monaco

  • Elephant Man: Revised Edition

    Ashley Montagu

    Probes the remarkable spirit, courage and determination of John Merrick, the eighteenth-century Englishman who was exploited as a traveling circus exhibit because of his severe skin and bone disorder....

  • The Emperor's Jewel

    Lisa Montague

    On and on she rode, through the moonlit night. Her mission was dangerous, but Sophie was driven by an emotion that far outweighed her fears. The life of a man she barely knew hung in the balance. Only her courage and wits could save him, and sh...

  • Time Dweller

    Michael Moorcock

  • The Totem

    David Morrell

    Slowly, bizarre events grip the tiny mountain community of Potter's Field, Wyoming. Cattle are mutilated. Animals become savage. Children go insane. Townspeople are found without faces. And one man must confront the evil behind the hideous events, an...

  • Enchanted Sticks

    Steven Myers

  • The Last Year of the War

    Shirley Nelson

    In this haunting novel, a young student at a midwestern Bible college ascends from the dark night of her soul into the light of God's love. The time is 1944; World War II is the external symbol of her inner struggle. No reader will be unmoved by this...

  • Traitor's Mask

    Denise Noel

    The man in disguise had to be unmasked When Laurel Villeret decided to carry on a dead friend's quest for an unpunished war criminal, no one opposed her more violently than her husband, Paul. "He probably died years ago, darling," Paul said. "A...

  • Rag Trade

    Lewis Orde

  • The Eye of the Gods

    Bill Owen

  • Dakota Deathtrap

    Lauran Paine

  • Mr. Little

    Robert Newton Peck

  • The Great Detectives

    Otto Penzler

    Interviews and conversations with twenty-six of the best-known contemporary detective-fiction and mystery writers are used to illuminate events leading to the creation of such characters as The Shadow, Quiller, Lew Archer, Matt Helm, and Dick Tracy...

  • The Stolen Sun

    Emil Petaja

  • Rival to My Heart

    Ann Pinchot

    The most exacting, yet the most rewarding job in the world" that was how Gail thought of her job as the only woman physician at Thayer Hospital and indeed the only woman doctor in Beauchamp, where for three generations the Thayers had been the le...

  • Step Farther Out

    Jerry Pournelle

    This book is not Science Fiction--it is FACT. Let the finest science fiction writer of our time, co-author of the smash Bestseller LUCIFER'S HAMMER, take you on a guided tour of the wonders of our age, and of ages to come. READ ABOUT The monstr...

  • Dragonworld

    Byron Preiss

    Somewhere beyond the northern mists lies a land where dreams live and dragons are real This is the tale of the twilight of the dragons, of two nations plunged into war by a tragic misunderstanding, of a shy dreamer's incredible voyage of peace to ...

  • The Emerging Order

    Jeremy Rifkin

    The 1960s represented a giant Wood-stock of doomsaying," writes this wry critic. I am quite sure that some of the people who were so eminently quotable in the Sixties would just as soon forget what they said or wrote. The greatest lesson in responsib...

  • Rebellion of a Yale Man

    Robert H. Rimmer

    The Rebellion of Yale Marratt was a controversial best seller. The author took on the whole of American morality and turned the story of one mans unconventional sexual life into a national controversy....

  • The Jewels of Terror

    Janet Louise Roberts

    The Wedding Legacy As Frank Murray lay on his deathbed, he made one last wish: that his death not interrupt the plans for his daughter's marriage. And beautiful Veronica, deeply in love with the handsome Italian duke, Pietro, would not disobe...

  • Space Angel

    John Maddox Roberts

    SHIP'S BOY For Kelly, it was an impossible dream come true when he shipped out on the Space Angel. Ship's boy was the most menial job aboard, but it was excitement enough just to be in space. Things became more exciting than even Kelly wanted w...

  • Fortune's Smile

    Mary Linn Roby

    PAMELA POMINDER WAS EMBARRASSED! Embarrassed by her mother's obvious courting of the London haut ton to be sure her daughters married "well". Embarrassed by her sister who never seemed to think before getting entangled with some gentleman whose...

  • Secret at Jester Moor

    Roberta Roleine

    Jessamore was a place of dark ugly secrets Taken against her will to live in the gloomy castle in Cornwall, Amanda soon discovered that everyone had something to hide. At Jessamore the truth was often distorted and laced with intrigue. Lights g...

  • Verse by the Side of the Road

    Frank Rowsome

  • The Ultimate Enemy

    Fred Saberhagen

    LIFE AGAINST DEATH For countless millennia the dreadful Berserker fleets have ranged across the galaxy in a relentless war against all things living. Great irony is it indeed in this war of life against mechanism that while the purposes of Death are...

  • Candido Or, Dream Dreamed in Sicily

    Leonardo Sciascia

    NY 19797 1st Harcourt Brace. Translated from italian to English by Adrrienne Foulke. Hardcover Small octavo, 132pp., cloth. Fine in Near Fine DJ, price not clipped. "One of Europe's great contemporary writers" (jacket)...

  • A Reader's Guide to Science Fiction

    Baird Searles

  • I Don't Care

    Marjorie Weinman Sharmat

  • Swann

    Dan Sherman

    A stunning special edition hardcover of Carol Shields's award-winning and critically acclaimed "literary mystery," first published in 1987.

    Swann is the story of four individuals who become entwined in the life of Mary Swann, a rural Canadian ...

  • Journey to Yesterday

    June Lund Shiplett

    A TWENTIETH-CENTURY WOMAN ON A NINETEENTH-CENTURY ODYSSEY OF PASSION AND DANGER! The men at the party couldn't take their eyes off Stacey as the stunning redhead jackknifed into the swimming pool. But suddenly, mysteriously, she was gone, torn fro...

  • Perilous Homecoming

    Genevieve Slear

    When Janice Ingrahm went to her grandfather's bedside, she never thought it would be to hear his last words. "Always wanted Sudden Wealth Ridge, didn't you?" Could that mean that the north Michigan estate with its vast, icy plains of snow was hers? Y...

  • The Chess Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes

    Raymond Smullyan

    Join Holmes and Watson as they examine interrupted games to deduce prior moves. A series of increasingly complex chess mysteries culminates in a double murder perpetrated by Professor Moriarty. The master sleuth instructs his companion (and us) ...

  • A World Between

    Norman Spinrad

    Pacifica was a monument to freedom and equality-until the off-worlders came. The Femocrats, a party of female separatists, and the Transcendental Scientists, an institute of technofascists dedicated to male supremacy. Carlotta Madigan, Pacifica's pri...

  • The Hypnotist

    Brad Steiger

  • The Golden Galatea

    Florence Stevenson

    GOLDEN CAPTIVES OF DESIRE LADY BLANCHE CARLISLE An exquisite, fragile child, sold into the silken slavery of a loveless match, schooled against her will in sins of a gilded age... LORD MARCHMONT An aging roue, he forced the innocent b...

  • Destiny's Bride

    Lucy Phillips Stewart

    Kidnapped, swept from Regency England to the Ottoman Empire, she was an unwilling wife, a Sultan's slave... From the green English countryside to the burning sands of the exotic East... Bold, beautiful, and free-spirited, Natia came to Rege...

  • The Master of Craighill

    Sheila Strutt

    Would she ever be liked at Craighill? Fiona Montrose was as surprised as everyone else when she inherited the large estate of Craighill. And it was soon obvious that she was an intruder there. On her own she could not afford to run the estate, ...

  • Demonwood

    Anne Stuart

    Demonwood. Its very name sent shivers down her spine. Why had she ever come to this forsaken place in the snow-covered Vermont wilderness? Connell Fitzgerald. Mary said his name and blushed. Cynical, aloof, Connell was the most strikingly handsome...

  • Flute Player

    Audrey Thomas

    In a totalitarian state that alternately praises and persecutes artists, Elena, the flute-player, keeps alive the creative spirit of the artists who are her friends, offering herself sexually and emotionally to all...

  • Sherlock Holmes and the Golden Bird

    Frank Thomas

    ON WINGS OF TERROR... Sherlock Holmes and the good doctor are preparing for a quiet night by a cozy fire, safe from the bitter chill of foggy London, when a letter arrives... So begins an incredible journey upon which Dr. Watson and the world'...

  • Burnout

    Jack W. Thomas

  • A Reason for Rivalry

    Helen Tucker

    SHE HAD FALLEN IN LOVE WITH A STRANGER WHOSE PAST WAS MYSTERIOUSLY HIDDEN... When spirited and lovely Cathleen Raymond is jilted just before her betrothal ball, she seeks sanctuary at her aunt's estate. Never again, she vows. Never again will ...

  • Lost Fifty Suns

    A.E. Van Vogt

    - To avoid confusion: this is NOT a retitling of *Mission To the Stars*. It's a short story collection, the title story of which is the first portion of that novel as it originally appeared in *Astounding*. OK?

    - The collection was originally publ...

  • Eyes of Amber and Other Tales

    Joan D. Vinge

  • Wampeters, Foma and Granfalloons

    Kurt Vonnegut

    Wampeters, Foma & Granfalloons is a rare opportunity to experience Kurt Vonnegut speaking in his own voice about his own life, his views of the world, his writing, and the writing of others. An indignant, outrageous, witty, deeply felt colle...

  • Blue Lotus

    Margaret Way

    When Susan Blake and her brother lost themselves in the rain forest of Queensland they were rescued from a very unpleasant fate by Devin Chandler and taken to recover at his cattle station, Lara, a private kingdom where the king made his own laws. Fo...

  • A Dangerous Man

    Mary Wibberley

    Tania's quiet life suddenly changed Everybody in the Yorkshire village expected schoolteacher Tania Dean to marry Ted Latham. But that was before Bryden Kane arrived to renovate the Grange. Living in a small cottage on the Grange estate, Ta...

  • Ashes in the Wind

    Kathleen E. Woodiwiss

    ASHES In a brutal baptism of fire, a young nation comes of age -- and beautiful, proud, plantation-bred Alaina MacGaren seeks sanctuary from the devastation of her homeland in the passionate embrace of a handsome enemy. IN THE WIND Throughou...

  • Wilfred the Rat

    Christine Bloxham

  • Look at Me

    Charlotte Hall Ricks

  • Cross-Up Two

    Lydia Saiger