When a jaded thief teams up with an idealistic archaeologist to solve an ancient mystery, they have no idea that their search will lead them to the other side of the universe.
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The Two Wolves continues Annabelle’s story from Standing Against the Wind. At the end of the last book, ancestress Annabelle was living peacefully with the Cherokee people, and in the pre
Although February is the shortest month, our readers wasted no time getting in some extra reading. With no shortage of great books to choose from, there was something for everyone in every genre.
When the Pencil Kingdom and the Eraser Kingdom clash, the rivalry spills out of the pencil box and causes problems at school for poor Emma. Only the powers of teamwork and friendship can save the day in this charming children’s book.
Nora and Mason are destined to be aligned, it seems, throughout time and no matter how many lives they spend together – regardless of how many time guards and time markers are NOT supposed to be, the time travelers hunting them, or how utterly infuriating he is.
The domestication of wild horses dates back as early as 10,200 B.C., and many unbreakable bonds have been formed along the way. Horseback travel opened up new avenues for exploration and allowed humans to reach previously impossible destinations.
Anyone would think Cherish Lorey and Shaw MacRath are at totally opposite ends of society - but between the increasingly serious threats to her life and the way his inner wolf is thinking about her, they’re about to get a lot closer.
Whether your new years’ resolution was to start reading, read more, or catch up on your backlog, there’s been no shortage of great books to choose from.
Since their discovery, black holes have fascinated scientists and science fiction authors. These mysterious and invisible points in space can range from the size of an atom to ones that are millions of times more massive than our sun.
FEATURED AUTHOR - Anna Stuart wanted to be an author from the moment she could pick up a pen and was writing boarding-school novels by the age of nine. She made the early mistake of thinking she ought to get a ‘proper job’ and went into Factory Planning—a career that provided her with wonderful experiences, amazing friends, and even a fantastic husband, but didn’t offer much creative scope. When she stopped having children, she took the chance to start the ‘improper job’ of writing.