Böcker utgivna av Emma Steinbrecher

Nearing the end of the archery season, Luna Ellsworth leaves Fairvein for the final competition on the continent.After an overzealous night in one of the local taverns where a charming stranger from her ferry ride to the continent shows up, Luna suddenly finds herself in the palace, being blackmailed into a fake engagement with Prince Tobias Cranefield.The Archer and The Prince is a cozy and romantic fantasy featuring an archer with the lifelong dream of entering the royal guard and the prince who may just thwart that plan.

"She would not be consumed by Death-would not drink of its poison. Instead, she would become Death-wild and dark-utterly insatiable."War was here, and Morana had chosen the side she would stand on-the monster she'd become.After leaving the Court of Shadows behind, and moving to the Wastelands with Raidan, Morana finds herself with a new Find Matthias's blood book.But retrieving the god of Death's secrets isn't as easy as she thought. With the book in her hands, Morana is forced to confront her own darkness and seek out the pieces of her past. The book brings Matthias's intentions to light and highlights her own need for the god's help in unlocking the full extent of her powers. Death had once mentioned that Morana was the answer to this war, and it was time to figure out exactly what that meant.

ONE QUEEN'S COMPETITION IS SURE TO END IN NOTHING BUT CHAOSIsla Alden is finally living out her dream as a tea shop owner on the island of Fairvein. When the Queen decides to set her sights on the island for her yearly travel brochure, Isla is prepared to win a feature in the paper. A common place for tourists, and the royal's summer palace, Fairvein has earned its place as home, and Isla is fit to see her shop become the most successful in all of Edessa. That is, as long as Cyris Buford, the bakery owner across the way, doesn't destroy her chances first.The Queen's Guide to Teapots and Pastries is a cozy and romantic fantasy featuring an outgoing, chaotic healer turned tea shop owner and a smooth-talking baker who happens to enjoy the competition--and the one he's competing against.

While finishing up her last year of college, Georgia Clark is busy spending her time with sixteen-year-old environmental science students. But when Sawyer Owens shows up with a free ticket to Paris, France, Georgia is forced to consider taking an actual break. While her best friend's brother is inviting her to attend a fully funded destination wedding, there is one little catch. Georgia is going to have to pretend to be Sawyer's girlfriend. None of that would be a big deal if it weren't for one unfortunate piece of information: Sawyer and Georgia hate each other.A witty, fast-paced, enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy featuring forced proximity, fake dating, best friend's brother, loads of banter, and lots of sarcasm.