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Katherine was a Phoenix who had the ability to create fire at will. However, she had just been exiled by her people who were disappointed with the strength of her powers. This meant that she was put up for auction and sold to the highest bidder. That highest bidder was a power hungry Werebear named Mason Wilde. A bear that saw something in Katherine that others did not, however he was a bear that had a dark past and dark secrets of his own....

Musings and Mutterings of a Maltese Misanthrope is an anthology of 13 short stories in the Melitensia genre by Rupert Grech - provoking heartfelt laughter with satire like "George Washingmachine"; "Procedures Rule, Okay!"; "Crap Day, Big Weekend"; and "The (re)Gifted Ones"; or moving reminiscences with "A Girl Called Jo"; "Music and Nostalgia"; "Rugby League and the Lido Shuffle"; and "A Cafe, Hank Williams, and a Pretty Girl" among others.

Clover is here in Ireland chasing rainbows, trying to turn her luck around. It doesn't take long to see that this sexy woman isn't the end of me - she's the beginning. But while I have the luck of the Irish, Clover doesn't, and getting her to open up to me is no easy task.

Sonnets From the Spirit is a collection of 52 icons in poetry on major episodes from Sacred Scripture, written according to the ancient practice of midrash, by the award-winning, British theologian and poet Christopher Villiers. The themes of the sonnets are illustrated by great works of sacred art. This book is intended to provide readers with a little feel for God working through, and sometimes despite, very human people whose strengths and weaknesses greatly resembled those of 21st century humankind.

Petals of Vision is an anthology of 72 poems and sonnets in which the vicissitudes of human love are addressed through lyrics and flawless rhymes that fill the soul with love, sorrow, hope, joy, humility, depth, and even laughter. Presented through a world characterized by versatility and surrounded by symbolism, sincere images, and heartfelt thoughts, this new anthology gives lovers of classic poetry a great opportunity to revel once again.

Riffem wasn't a great wizard, at least not by the standards of the game. He couldn't cast big fireballs or powerful lighting bolts to devastate his enemies. He wasn't getting very far in his wizarding career and doubted he ever would. Then a chance encounter with a dragon at the local inn changed everything. Now Riffem is on a quest to find seven beautiful women for his new dragon lord, Thraxrax. Even with the help of Yth, an intensely cerebral mind melter, and the wanton dragonkin warrior Klaezarsta, he finds himself way out of his depth.

The second installment of the Bruins' Peak Bears stories. Audiobooks six to 10! Can be listened to as a stand-alone, but I recommend listening to audiobooks zero through five first. Includes Melody, Briar, Raven, Ebony, and Haven.