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This is the turning point...When Collie flees an abusive husband she's also escaping her sordid past. But when her money is stolen, the only way to earn it back in time for her trip to Alaska, is to do the very thing she hoped she left behind. Burning Night festival is only a month away and she simply has to be there. Exotic dancing at her age seems laughable, but the woman who owns the bar thinks differently. Meanwhile she's met a much younger man who is undermining all her good intentions. As the past catches up with the present, terrible memories rise to the surface. Can she untangle the threads of her life before it's too late, or will her dreams be lost forever in the web closing in around her?

Finna's mother is dead. So why is this woman standing on her stoop claiming to be just that? Catriona arrives bearing a gift-a luminous moonstone that holds the secrets to Finna's heritage. What heritage? Catriona insists that the two of them must journey to the castle of the Celtic moon goddess, Arianrhod.Moon goddess?The story Catriona weaves is preposterous. A parallel reality, known as the 'Otherworld', exists next to this one. According to her, this place has no electricity, cars or any other modern conveniences. "The moonstone will show the way," Catriona intones cryptically.Newly pregnant Finna is naturally skeptical. Where has this woman been for the past eighteen years? And why would her father lie about her mother's death? All her instincts tell her to stay put during this critical time. But Catriona is uncannily persuasive, convincing her despite Finna's misgivings.What a trip through this alternate reality really means, and the secrets Catriona reveals about their family and the baby Finna carries, have Finna questioning everything she has ever known. With her life and that of her unborn child in jeopardy, Finna must find a way to survive.

Maeve and Harold are about to be tested. Between the birth of their baby girl and Maeve's obsession with the faery known as the 'love talker' lie many twisted paths. When the elven queen becomes part of the equation it takes more than love to reweave what's been unraveled. A Fae civil war brings Harold's alter ego, King Kenneth MacAlpin, to the fore, possibly ruining Maeve and Harold's relationship forever. Danger abounds, bringing with it hard decisions and possibly death.

Coyote Sunrise is the second book in a mystical encounter series that combines Native American mythology, shapeshifters, and romantic suspense. Sara, Istaga, and their two-year-old baby are not what they seem-they are shifters. When the Predator Masters arrive and hunt coyotes for sport, Istaga turns into a snarling replica of himself, insisting they travel far into the mountains to warn other coyotes and keep out of danger. But before that can happen, Sara's former husband, Raleigh, steals their baby girl, and when he discovers what she is, wants to put her in a zoo. When Istaga shifts into a coyote and nearly kills Raleigh, someone manages to get the entire surreal scene on his camera phone. From that moment on, Sara and Istaga are thrown into turmoil, their lives and that of their shape-shifting baby placed in grave danger. With hunters and the police searching for them, they head for the hills.What will it take to free themselves from Raleigh? Can their love survive?

Be warned. R-RATED Feirin is lost. Other than her name, she has no memories of who she is or where she came from. The only clue to her identity is the black stone hanging around her neck and the crescent moon tattoo on her forehead. But what these symbols mean, is not so easy to discover.A trip to the police only brings more questions, especially since she has no identity card or last name. And without these, there is a chance she will be deported. A high wall of dark stone surrounds the soulless city of metal and glass high-rises. But outside those walls lies an arid desert wilderness where nothing can survive.

Sixteen-year-old Airy is nothing special, or so she thinks. But when she meets a boy from the future he tells her that her ability to talk to trees is a gift. Discovering they have a common destiny brings them closer still. But when Fehin disappears Airy realizes that leaving their shared task undone could have catastrophic results. Many dark and tangled paths must be traveled before they can discover what fate has in store. How can they trust in destiny when everything is working against them?