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New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter returns with a sizzling Lords of the Underworld story about an iron-willed sovereign and the somber beauty who melts him with a glance.

New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter returns with her most explosive Lords of the Underworld tale to date, about a fierce warrior on the brink of sanity who will stop at nothing to clai

Saddled with a man's name, the captivating Billy Jack Tate makes no apologies for taking on a man's profession.

As a child growing up in 1920s Paris, Ida Chagall copes with her father Marc Chagall's brilliant artistic mind, overbearing ego, and the tight leash he keeps on her.

The quiet horse whisperer whose touch still ignites her dreams-and is everything wealthy Lauren Prescott is not.

When Daniel Blackland was six, he ingested his first bone fragment, a bit of kraken spine plucked out of the sand during a visit with his demanding, brilliant, and powerful magician father, Sebasti

Beck Ockley lives by a single rule: one and done. The millionaire playboy knows the pain of loss and will do anything to avoid another.

Millionaire video-game creator Lincoln West has a dark and tragic past.

Just released from prison, Jase Hollister has only one goal: stay out of trouble.

Mary Norris has spent more than three decades in The New Yorker's copy department, maintaining its celebrated high standards.

There's a renaissance artist of the 1460s. There's the child of a child of the 1960s.

Picture a Crow Indian elder, his wizened eyes catching yours in the ancient flicker of firelight. His mesmerizing stories span the ages, from Custer to World War II to the 21st Century.

Despite social restrictions on single women, two strong-willed girls fight for the chance to pursue their dreams.

Fragrant blossoms herald spring, but the orchard is also a place of secrets and heartache. After the death of her husband Frank, Eliza is left with three young children and mounting debts.

One evening in late October 1958, the deepest coal mine in North America "bumped"-its rock floors heaved up and smashed into rock ceilings. Most of the men on the shift perished.