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Niabi killed for it once and is prepared to kill again.Crispin wants it and is determined to have his revenge.Salome wants nothing to do with it, but has to fight for it.After years of people insisting she must be cursed due to her discolored left eye, Salome starts to believe they might be right. But when Harbona the Seer unexpectedly visits her, he reveals not only has the Year of the Hunter begun, but Salome's distorted eye is in actuality the Mark of the Hunter, and she is charged to avenge the blood of the innocent.With the Immortal Seer, their axe-wielding guardian, and a dangerous bounty hunter known as the Wanderer in their company, Salome and her brother, Crispin, embark on a journey to defeat their sister and reclaim the White Throne.

"Where do all the animals go during the cold, winter months? It's a sunny holiday, an underground apartment and a bustling bird airport!"--

SELAH AWARD WINNER in Women's Fiction - 2nd Place!Inspirational Contemporary Women's Fiction from Award-winning Bestselling Author Carrie Fancett Pagels Lilac Cottage set on Mackinac Island, Book 2 Mackinac Cottages Series Out of options, Rachel Dunmara "camps out" at her deceased grandmother's cottage on Mackinac Island. Next door, her childhood nemesis, Jack Welling, is overseeing his family's remodeling of their home on the West Bluff. When Rachel's new boss, at Lucky Bean, a local coffee shop, pushes her to work as Jack's assistant, for her second job, can they mend their rift? Kareen Parker, widowed in the past year, returns to the island to share new and also some long-held information with her son and to transition ownership of her resort to her son. Her grandson befriends Rachel, who was banned by her family from associating with the Parkers. In a summer full of secrets that are finally revealed, can three families be healed?

"Gabi Coatsworth's debut novel, A Beginner's Guide to Starting Over, tenderly explores grief, self-discovery, and reinvention in middle life. Readers will cheer for Molly as she learns that standing on one's own often requires getting comfortable with leaning on others. The heartwarming, hopeful tale is also a gentle reminder that it's possible to fall in love more than once in a lifetime."- Jamie Beck, Wall Street Journal bestselling author--It's time for widow Molly Stevenson to stand on her own two feet. With blind dates, a needy ghost, and her small¿town bookstore in trouble, she's going to need all her inner strength to prevent another unhappy ending.Forty¿something Molly can't bear to remove her wedding band. Still grieving the death of her beloved husband, the last thing she needs is her sleazy landlord raising the rent to drive her bookshop out of business. Now, this mild¿mannered indie bookstore owner must find the inner strength to turn the page to a brand¿new chapter.So she's relieved when the ghost of her husband arrives claiming he's there to help. But is he? With a little nudge from beyond the grave, Molly hatches a plan to revitalize her boutique and keep the doors open. But with everyone, including her spectral spouse, insisting she start dating again, Molly isn't sure what's worse-the dates she meets online or the love of her life trying to find her a new man-who's not quite as good as him. How will she find the courage to fight for herself?

In this fast-paced, suspenseful novel, journalist Alienor Crespo discovers a trove of irreplaceable books rescued from the flames of the Spanish Inquisition. Using her gift of second sight, Alienor exploits her knowledge of the past and present to confront extremists, who are bent on destroying all evidence of harmony between Christians, Muslims, and Jews in Medieval Spain. The future of the underground library of Zahara is at stake as well as the lives of its protectors. Hailed as a dazzling journey through time, Zahara and the Lost Books of Light will hold you spellbound until the end

This is the new expanded anniversary edition of Counting Spoons. Kathryn Mae Inman exposed her pain and her love for Jesus in her debut book, Counting Spoons, a Memoir of Heroin, Heartache, and Hope. When addiction took hold of her youngest son, she thought it was the end. But it was actually the beginning. She cried out to a God she did not know and he answered. Families struggling in addiction will find hope in this story. Counting Spoons is about lies, crime, addiction, desperate love, and a miraculous rescue. It reveals the power of redeeming grace and the joy of a comeback.

Thirteen-year-old Niles Filzbin has a list of problems a mile long: his parents filed bankruptcy, his older sister ran away, he moved in with his whacky grandparents, and he's stuck tending their farm of magical (or so Grandpa says) bees. One problem quickly tops the list... Grandpa is dying. Niles is running out of time to help his family, and learn about Grandpa's stories that may hold the secret to Niles's future, too. While the bees know that winter holds no good thing, Niles misses their warning. But maybe magic can be found in even the darkest of places... And maybe, just maybe, Niles isn't as alone as he feels. Winter of the Bees follows an ordinary boy who must learn to say goodbye to people he loves... with the help of extraordinary bees.