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His Immortal Embrace
His Immortal Embrace The Yearning, by Hannah Howell Tormented by an ancient curse, the young men of Clan MacCordy reach manhood only to walk forever in darkness, thirsting for blood--and Alpin MacCordy is no different. He must wed for coin and land, despite his betrothed's terror--and his own fascination for another woman, Lady Sophie Hay. . . Bitten, by Lynsay Sands After brooding Keeran MacKay saves Emily Wentworth Collins from a storm-tossed ship: he offers her shelter in his secluded castle. But when a savage kiss reveals Keeran's true nature, Emily realizes that yielding to Keeran's untamed desire may change her own life. . .forever. Stranger in the Night, by Sara Blayne Georgiana Thorn...
A Noble Resolve
Lady Josephine Powell was 19 and not always in the best of health. And now, instead of a new ball gown and an exciting London come-out, she had doctor's orders to take the waters at a provincial spa. She never dreamed that an accident en route would tumble her into the strong arms of her rescuer, Devon Roth, earl of Ravenaugh.
Sea Witch
Ride the waves of great sales with Sea Witch. In this adventurous, sensuous historical, Sara Blayne pits the beautiful captain of a privateer ship against a handsome British naval officer determined to sink her ship--and capture her heart.
Duel of the Heart
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Information, Technology and Control in a Changing World
This book explores the interconnected ways in which the control of knowledge has become central to the exercise of political, economic, and social power. Building on the work of International Political Economy scholar Susan Strange, this multidisciplinary volume features experts from political science, anthropology, law, criminology, women’s and gender studies, and Science and Technology Studies, who consider how the control of knowledge is shaping our everyday lives. From “weaponised copyright” as a censorship tool, to the battle over control of the internet’s “guts,” to the effects of state surveillance at the Mexico–U.S. border, this book offers a coherent way to understand the nature of power in the twenty-first century.
Marrying The Marquis
When the Marquis of Vere, who moonlights as a highwayman to restore his family's fortune, encounters the daughter of his greatest enemy, he embarks on a grand scheme to ruin the spirited beauty, but the tables turn when she steals his heart. Original.
Lords of the Night
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A Christmas Delight
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Mother of the Bride
She planned everything for the wedding– except the falling in love part. . . . In a family of jet-setters and lovable eccentrics, Cydney Parrish is the stable, sensible one, always with her feet firmly planted on the ground. Maybe that’s why she ended up raising her sister’s daughter Bebe. Now Bebe is all grown up and about to marry the nephew of the handsome and reclusive author Angus Munroe. Between planning the wedding, dealing with her high maintenance kin, and facing a future with only a cat for company, Cydney has her hands full. But she isn’t too busy to notice that aside from being pushy and generally infuriating, Gus Munroe may just be the man of her dreams. Angus Munroe is not about to let his only nephew throw his future away on some ditzy debutante. He flies into town determined to “speak now and never hold his peace”–but ends up instead with a broken nose, a slight limp, and his mountainside home invaded by the bride-to-be’s family. He’s pretty certain it is all the wedding planner’s fault. Aunts aren’t supposed to be sexy, but someone obviously forgot to tell the irresistible Cydney Parrish. . . .
Passion's Lady
This captive tale introduces a mysterious miss and a ruthless earl--who find themselves playing a most dangerous game. She was a charming rogue, an impish child. And if the Earl of Shayle knew little else about the alluring woman he had rescued, he knew that Marie was going to marry him. But he didn't count on her deadly enemy.
