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Offering insight into common and noble lives in England from 1558-1603, this edition offers notes on Elizabethan food, occupations, games, and pastimes as well as religion, manners, attitudes, and education.

What really happened to Rafe September? Everyone in Port Royal claims he was a thief and a pirate, but his daughter Molly knows that isn't so. Newly returned from school abroad, Molly just wants to fall in love, but her family has her future and her marriage already planned. Taking her life and honor in her hands, she runs from an arranged marriage into dangerous waters in the company of Dick Prentiss, one of the men who knew her father best. Together they sail the seas of the Spanish Main in search of the truth and freedom, pursued by Molly's jilted bridegroom, a man with the power to have them both arrested and hanged. The real peril? Prentiss already knows the true story of Rafe's death, and he'll do anything to protect the girl he loves from finding out. Romantic, dramatic, and even funny, Molly September evokes the great pirate movies of the past: The Sea Hawk, Captain Blood, and so many others.

The Heart of Faerie is the Heart of the World While Oberon, immortal king of Faerie, lies under a terrible curse, the artistic spirit in the world is slipping away. The King's Raven would do anything to lift the spell, if only it hadn't also stripped him of his magic and flung him into an iron-bound past with a damaged memory. The only thing that can save them both is sealed inside a riddle wrapped in a puzzle that spans the centuries. With the help of an Elizabethan magus, a Victorian spinster, and a mad reporter, only mortal musician Ben Harper find Raven in time to solve the riddle, stop a witch, and restore the creative heart of the world? First he has to find the key. In the second book of the Harper Errant series, Ben and Raven embark on a journey from the castles and taverns of Old England to the British Museum on Christmas Eve, from the Crystal Palace of Victorian London to wintry Dartmoor and a stunning magickal conclusion you'll never forget.

Reality TV host Ben Harper has a problem: he owes the king of Faerie a favor. So now he has to track down the three parts of a Viking arm-ring, and return them to their place in time. This takes him through the wolf-haunted forests of Viking Age Wessex, the rowdy back streets of Shakespeare's London, and a derelict Georgian country house. Partnered with caustic, shape-changing Raven and guided by a slightly wacky goblin diary, Ben must rediscover his own gifts while facing his doubts and the queen of Faerie's minions, who will do anything to stop him.

From a quiet English valley where nothing uncanny ever happens, the mysteriously magical Mr Random Corwyn leads a team of paranormal investigators in vanquishing supernatural horrors haunting England's green and pleasant lands. But this time Random's own house is haunted by a sorrowing lady. Violet is still recovering from a terrifying ordeal with a fiery Djinn. And a monstrous black dog is marauding through their corner of Devon, preying on the people Mr Corwyn has sworn to protect Mr Corwyn is Not Amused.