Genres: Romance
Formats: Paperback

More or less happily single Chrissy Ferris writes greeting card verses for a living, so her best friend Lynne Medland introduces her to Mason Russell, who teaches poetry at the local community college. When they hit it off, the handsome Englishman invites Chrissy to audit his class ... and see what happens. As Mason and Chrissy muddle through multiple misunderstandings, Lynne and her fiancé Dan Cooper struggle to keep their relationship on an even keel, too. Can love survive Lynne's meddling mother, Mason's ex, and Chrissy's memories of betrayal?

Genres: Contemporary Fiction
Formats: Paperback

Seelie Ames, like a million other Americans, is a full-time RVer. It's not unusual that she has a cat, either. Lots of people travel with cats. It IS unusual that she shares her RV with Arabella Montefoy, who is not her first ancestral ghost. Arabella inadvertently introduces Seelie to Grady, a ghost dog, and that starts their search for Grady's late owner, Ike Latimer. They discover that he was trapped inside when his mine collapsed - not by accident - over a hundred years ago. Suspicious circumstances surrounding Grady's escape have Seelie and Arabella looking for Ike's killer - and the treasure Ike's ghost remembers hiding.

Genres: Contemporary Fiction, Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative
Formats: Paperback

Full-time RVer Seelie Ames is taken aback to discover that her fifth-wheel is haunted. So is her first ghost, Lady Cecelya deHulle, who didn't even know she was dead! (First ghost? Is there another one?) A Wiccan priestess, Seelie can manage most of this mess, but she needs a Catholic priest to help her with the rest of it. Can she convince Father Michael to cooperate? What about the young woman Seelie and Lady Cecelya meet at a thrift shop? And ... what about Alice the cat?

Genres: Religion
Formats: Paperback

"Death will always be sad, but it doesn't ever have to be scary again." Each of us learns and understands in many different ways, so, from a Wiccan perspective, this book talks about death in many different ways. Reading it, you can learn to see death as a step in the spiral dance of life. We know that euphemizing and denying death isn't healthy; fortunately, we know it's not our only option. Directly yet gently, honestly, and sympathetically, this book explores another way, a magical way, of looking at death, dying, and surviving ... in the service of life.

Genres: Religion
Formats: Paperback

Written by the Tradition's founders and leaders of its first coven, In the Shadows of Adventure introduces a fusion of the modern Pagan religion of Wicca with humanity's ancient, innate urge to explore. Adventure is distinct among Wicca's Traditions: known and defined by synthesis and innovation, it's the nature of Adventure to set out from convention and ease to make camp in the woods beyond. The foundations of this Trad are a brave heart, a hospitable camp, and the urge - no, the calling - to see what's around the next bend, where we'll confront and reclaim the personal power our shadows hold in trust for us. This handbook is the only one to take you inside the Tradition, revealing its premises and history, and describing its practice. A complete Book of Shadows and more, it's an illustrated and in-depth exegesis of the Tradition's fundamentals and its singular interpretation of...

Genres: Memoir
Formats: Paperback

Bob Fariss was quite a guy, and an Oregon guy through and through. He especially loved the Oregon coast, and that's the setting of many of his stories. He built boats as a hobby, for himself and for friends, and though they were small, he took them out past the three-mile limit every chance he got. It was a delight to read his letters about "the olden days;" only one or two of them about a time later than 1950. Just slightly edited, they're pretty much as he wrote them, and I hope you take as much pleasure in reading the boatbuilder's tales as I did.

Genres: Young Adult (YA)
Formats: Paperback
Age Groups: 8-11, 12-15

Thirteen-year-old Mary Friday has some problems, and one of them is really serious. Oh, she can reconcile with her best friend after a misunderstanding puts them at odds. And she can come up with a way to enjoy summer camp without breaking her promise to take care of her West Highland White Terrier puppy, Fiona. But what's she going to do about Fiona's life-threatening illness?

Genres: General Fiction, General Poetry
Formats: Paperback

A moment's sense of the Scots' battles against the English. What might happen if your Beamer breaks down between Four Corners and California City. Considerations of the past, present, and future. Songs without music ... and more. The eleven stories and seventeen poems in this original anthology are the products of years of experience, impression, and emotion. Of varying length and mood, they offer respite from the press of everyday life ... or maybe immersion in it.

Genres: Children's fiction
Formats: Paperback
Age Groups: 5-8, 8-11

These eight original faery tales - about a prince, dragons, unicorns, trolls, and more - are for children of all ages. They're ideal for clever children to read on their own (or to younger friends or siblings), and fun for grown-ups to read to little ones at bedtime or on a quiet afternoon. Some of these stories are about a real boy and some of his adventures, even though they sound different in the telling than they looked in the doing. Some of the stories are about the children who live in them; some were told to the author by the magical creatures they're about. We usually save the moral of the story for the end, but just this once, I'll tell it to you now, and give you a little blessing to go with it: Your life is your adventure, and you are its star, so when you grow...

Genres: History
Formats: Paperback

One of my Scottish clan's forebears developed and named "the little white dog," the West Highland White Terrier. This book was inspired by that heritage - I'm a proud member of the Clan MacCallum-Malcollm - and by my own little white dogs, Wee Dram and Islay Single Malt. This legendary tale is told from public record, and I hope it puts Col. Malcolm's contribution in perspective. We may never know the intimate details, but we do know that he changed his kennel's breeding program when one of his dogs was accidentally shot ... and the rest, as they say, is history. Our "clancestor's" commitment and devotion merits more than the one or two paragraphs he and his dogs' story usually get in breed books. I hope you agree, and enjoy this version of the story every MacCallum and Malcolm - and every lover of Westies - should know.

Genres: Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative, Historical Fiction, Magical Realism, Mystery, Romance
Formats: Paperback

The MacCollums of Kilwestra are a charming Scottish clan, no doubt, but their charisma is a magical artifact that requires careful handling. Since it was created from one woman's agony over the New Berwick witch trials in the 1590s, at least five other first daughters of her line have died of its curse. Not even four more centuries of iniquity, misunderstanding, and disdain could drain its energy. It would take two 21st-century witches, one on either side of the charisma's ancestral power, to ground its terrifying energy.

Genres: Children's fiction
Formats: Paperback
Age Groups: 8-11, 12-15

Finally! This is the year eleven-year-old Dorrie has been waiting for! She and her younger brother Gerry get to go on their own to Gran's for the whole summer. They don't know it yet, but Gran's going to teach them about the whole Wheel of the Year in just a few weeks. She's going to help them make their own Books of Shadows, and even show them some spells (all with their parents' permission). But will all that be enough to keep Dorrie from worrying that somebody close to her might die?

Genres: Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative
Formats: Paperback

King Arthur. His treacherous son, Mordrath. His sorcerous half-sister, Morgenna le Fey. His wily mentor and court magician, Merlin. Most of us think their story ended when the mortally wounded King was ferried back to Avalon. But early in the 21st century, three visitors to New Orleans discover that the story isn't over, and they've become a vital part of it. Jon Weldon is looking for a new life, but Pamela Lukencole and Carro Cathmore are just vacationing after a high school reunion. All of them are abruptly summoned to the magical realm of the Oldeven Core, where they're needed to reverse a deadly spell cast by the evil Prince Mordrath. They're willing to help. But if the Avalonians and the faery-tale residents of Oldeven can't save the Otherworld, can mere mortals? Can they even save themselves?

Genres: Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative
Formats: Paperback

Hallam Ealdwalla rides out from his small hometown to see a little of the world. When a runaway aristocrat from the Walled City of Moy Mocruimé needs his help, the quiet tour he planned turns into an adventure he'd never imagined. Rulers of a secret city send Hallam, his new friend Amabilis, and a few companions to caution the monarchs of Ballina aboutdanger from Moy Mocruimé. But Amabilis and the Ballinat Queen are mysteriously killed before the Walled City's assault can be turned aside. More than one oracle, the Council of Sorcerers, and an array of ghosts, Desert Tribes, and Marshers join Ballina's army to bring the corrupt Mocruiman regime of the Byr-Illion line to its prophesied doom. History, reputations, and peace are restored ... and life will never be the same again.

Genres: Mystery
Formats: Paperback

Socialite Rosalie Towne Malloy's suicide is gym owner and newly-licensed P.I. Dave Danbrough's first major case. It lands in Dave's and his boss Tanya Grey's laps when Rosalie's supposedly dead son shows up at Grey Investigations. A suspicious hit-and-run doesn't kill Dave. Neither does the explosion at his client's house. The Securities and Exchange Commission violations and interstate commerce frauds? Not his problems. He doesn't even have to fight the bad guys at the ninja granny's studio on the rez. But one thing really hurts. Rosalie didn't have to kill herself to keep her secret.

Genres: Historical Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Womens Fiction

Born of scandal into a family whose misery deepens to murder, Constance Evershaw is sent away to school as soon as the Civil War is over. She begins her years-long tour of Europe without knowing what she's giving up by leaving the States. When Auntie Vivian and "Auntie" Claire die, Constance finds happiness with Achille ... and when he dies, she faces his bitter family on her own. Not long after she abandons Paris for London, she hears of her older half-brother's death, and returns to her hometown of Mariahville, Massachusetts, to sort his estate. Her inheritance includes surprising truths and questions as well as worldly goods. What's the story behind her brother Theo's death and his mysterious trusts? Just as she's settling in and learning to cope with her strange but familiar circumstances, she's inducted without warning into a secret fraternity. She finds herself bound by the obligations it...

Genres: Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative, Magical Realism, Mystery
Formats: Paperback

Nick Hunter and Rosemily Biggs think they've solved the biggest problem their other-world animal sanctuary, Echo Crossing, will ever face. Then they find out that Nick's mother and an ambassador from the Fae realm have been kidnapped. Their honeymoon in Paris is cut short, and the routine at Echo Crossing is thrown into chaos. A queen is in jeopardy, a poisoner has escaped, and the monster they thought they were rid of is rampaging again. They can only hope that they can solve the mystery that threatens both their worlds.

Genres: Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative, Magical Realism, Mystery

Nick Hunter's work for Habit County's Milleton Animal Shelter and Rehab involves rescuing lost pets and injured ferals and wildlife. He loves his job - until he finds out that not all the animals he brings in are from this realm. Then he loves it even more. An unexpected inheritance means he can set up his own shelter - Echo Crossing - especially for refugees from other realms. But just as they're opening their doors, a rogue ancient beast (that not even his Sidhe girlfriend thought was still real) threatens Nick's life and the human domain. Now he and his new crew have to handle it without endangering the people they love - and without angering the Elders.

Genres: Cosy Mystery
Formats: Paperback

When police clerk Isla Hoover's sister Mary invites her to play her bagpipes for a Wiccan celebration of Beltane, Isla's interested. She's looking forward to a peek at the May Day ritual of her sister's religion. But then Mary comes down with the flu, and Isla has to spend the long weekend on her own at the coven's Arizona camp. Then the worst storm in decades takes out the only road to the Cave Creek Canyon retreat, and all of them are on their own. When somebody murders the May Queen, Isla's the closest they have to a police presence until the repair and rescue teams arrive. Will Isla's experience clerking for the Tucson Police Department be enough to figure out "who done it" and keep the rest of them safe in the meantime?

Genres: Magical Realism, Mystery

When popular psychic reader Madam Rose Quartz is found murdered with one of her own wands in her booth at Autumn Fest, police are at a loss for leads. Local occult expert Chally Wells might be able to help — by communicating with the crystals Madam Rose used in her work. But can a crystal witness really crack the case?

Genres: Contemporary Fiction, Magical Realism

When a witch takes her initiation vows, she commands her tools to turn against her if she breaks her oath. If she is wise, she remembers this … but not all witches are wise. The Broken Oath is the fourth of the stand-alone Bliss Harper books. With her former and current high priests, and her mother’s ghost, Bliss has to cope with the dire consequences when one of her first teachers breaks that sacred oath and threatens Bliss' daughter in the process.

Genres: Religion, Contemporary Fiction, Magical Realism
Formats: Paperback

Bliss Harper’s life as a wife, mother, and Wiccan priestess is usually just busy, not hectic – and for a couple of years, not the least bit frightening. Then .... When her mother’s ghost gets romantically involved with a retired vampire, she can handle that. When the local press thinks witches are behind a rash of livestock killings, she can handle that, too. But when one of her daughter’s classmates thinks drinking her blood will turn him into a real vampire, she definitely can’t handle that. Fortunately, in this third stand-alone of the series, Bliss’ husband, her late mother, and her mother’s undead boyfriend can … can’t they?

Genres: Contemporary Fiction, Magical Realism
Formats: Paperback

When a wanna-be witch’s spell backfires, look out! Not even the most experienced Tarot card readers can tell what will happen. In this stand-alone second book in the series, one of Bliss Harper’s Wicca 101 students gets herself – and one of Bliss’ coveners – in hilarious trouble involving Tarot cards, kittens, and as usual, Bliss’ late mother’s ghost.

Genres: Contemporary Fiction
Formats: E-Book, Paperback

Wiccan priestess Bliss Harper’s usually tranquil routine is disrupted when she meets Jody Green, who thinks her mother killed his — by hexcraft. Will his religious crisis put Bliss’ daughter’s life in peril? The Green Boy is the stand-alone first in a series of four books about Bliss, her family (which includes her late mother’s ghost), and their coven. Set in southeastern Arizona, the Bliss Harper series offers a snapshot of the desert Bliss loves – and a glimpse into modern Wiccan life.