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The Boy with the Cuckoo-Clock H - Mathias Malzieu; Sarah Ardizzon
SUMMARY: FIRSTLY: don’t touch the hands of your cuckoo-clock heart. SECONDLY: master your anger. THIRDLY: never, ever fall in love. For if you do, the hour hand will poke through y... -
That Summer - Sarah Dessen
SUMMARY: For fifteen-year-old Haven, life is changing too quickly. She's nearly six feet tall, her father is getting remarried, and her sister&150the always perfect Ashley&150is pl... -
Stakes & Stilettos - Michelle Rowen
FromSarah Dearly has been a vampire for only a couple of months, and life is returning to normal. Well, as normal as it can be. She’s jobless and her master vampire beau, Thierry, ... -
Somewhere Beneath Those Waves - Sarah Monette
The first non-themed collection of critically acclaimed author Sarah Monette''s best short fiction. To paraphrase Hugo-award winner Elizabeth Bear's introduction: "Monette's prose ... -
Sarah Jane Adventures_ The Nigh - Joseph Lidster
Product DescriptionLuke is scared about going to university...but something much more terrifying is threatening his very existence! A creepy Nightmare Man haunts his dreams and beg... -
Reaper's Justice - Sarah McCarty
Product Description An exciting new paranormal historical romance series set in post- Civil War America. When the War Between the States came to its end, the... -
Prisoner of the Iron Tower - Sarah Ash
From Publishers WeeklyIn the second installment of British author Ash’s Tears of Artamon trilogy, a skillful mix of horror and romantic fantasy, vampiric dragons soar against a won... -
Once Bitten, Twice Dead - Bianca D'Arc
SUMMARY: Thrills, chills, and a smoldering sexy hero combine to unforgettable effect in Bianca D'Arc's irresistible new novel of paranormal romance. . .When police officer Sarah Pe... -
O' Artful Death - Sarah Stewart Taylor
Review "Taylor does a lovely job of setting an atmospheric scene and luring us inside." -Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times Book Review "A strikingly atmospheric debut. The w... -
Lucrezia Borgia_ Life, Love and - Sarah Bradford
From Publishers WeeklyLucrezia Borgia is legendary as the archetypal villainess who carried out the poisoning plotted by her scheming father—Pope Alexander VI, aka Rodrigo Borgia—a...