Toby, the princess warrior, this is a fantasy adventure about a princess with love in her heart. When Toby was sixteen, her father is killed in a battle. She finds out her sisters were plotting to have her killed, and she escapes before they are successful. The adventure begins when she leaves the kingdom to save her life. Toby finds herself in the middle of a battle and after gets a promise from a stranger that he would protect her and he disappears. Toby's adventure continues when she meets the little people, and she stays with them for many years. One day, a stranger tells her she needs to go back to her kingdom, and he disappears. While returning home, she meets Timothy and the wolves. She then has an encounter with a bear. When Toby returns, the whole kingdom is there to see her, and she finds out the horrible things her evil sisters did. She works hard to mend the relationship with her kingdom and the other kingdoms. Toby goes to church an finds out who the stranger is. Toby becomes a queen, finds her king, and they get married. During one of the escapes into the forest, Toby and the king see a vision on the stream of a cottage, and it disappears. Toby returns to the village to find out the little people are gone. She finds out the giants took her little friends, and she plans to recue them. So are you ready to go on this fantasy adventure with Toby?

Edmund Spenser's tomb at Westminster Abbey has the inscription, the Prince of Poets. If you've read Books I and II of his unfinished English epic, The Faerie Queene, you know why by now. Book III is one of the most unique books, written from the perspective of the heroic Britomart, a warrior princess in search of her true love. Along the way she encounters wizards, monsters, braggarts, sea gods, cheats, and at the end, a deathly palace.

Even in defying death and the stars—no one can escape their destiny! Defying death takes a toll. Rowan and Julian never expected to survive, but now they are back from their ordeal changed in ways nobody could have imagined and reluctant to share their struggles—even with each other. Not that it matters anyway—personal trials have to take a backseat to duty. As they try to become the king and queen Vernanthia so desperately needs, they must grapple with their newfound powers, a new marriage and all the complications of falling madly in love with someone you barely know. The path of true love was never smoothly paved—but this is a minefield. The epic love story of Rowan and Julian continues in this imaginative retelling of Shakespeare’s classic Romeo & Juliet. If you think you know how this story ends—think again! Until Death Do Us Part is the second novel in a new and exciting trilogy from best-selling author Susan Harris. “The magical Romeo and Juliet reimagining you didn’t know you needed” - Melanie (Melanie’s Muses) Novels in The Defy the Stars Trilogy by Susan Harris: A Tale of Two Houses (March 2019- Now available!) Until Death Do Us Part (April 2019- Now available!) In Defiance of the Stars (May 2019- Final novel will release to complete the trilogy.)

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First aired in 2001, "Alias" is a spy drama with a central action heroine, a complex narrative of moral twists, turns, lies and double-crosses, and an imaginative array of gadgets, gizmos and glamorous costumes. It has become a leading cult television series with a loyal fan following. In the wake of 9/11, "Alias'" themes of doubles and duplicity have been perfectly placed to comment on global relations and the personal paranoias of post 9/11 citizens. But as much as "Alias" reflects contemporary global politics, at its core are themes of family and relationships. The series is ending with a bang in 2006 and "Investigating "Alias"" is the first book to give a full and fascinating examination of the series in its entirety, with a complete episode guide. Placing the series within the wider context of American Quality Television and the spy genre, contributors consider the central role of family, race, gender and moral ambiguity in "Alias". They also focus on the creator of "Alias", JJ Abrams, and discuss the development and influence of the fan world beyond the series with in-depth studies of DVD releases, tie-in, fan and slash fiction. is the first book to give a full and fascinating examination of the series in its entirety, with a complete episode guide.

In the tradition of Elizabeth George, Louise Penny, and P. D. James, New York Times bestselling author Deborah Crombie delivers a powerful tale of intrigue, betrayal, and lies that will plunge married London detectives Duncan Kincaid and Gemma James into the unspeakable darkness that lies at the heart of murder. Recently transferred to the London borough of Camden from Scotland Yard headquarters, Superintendent Duncan Kincaid and his new murder investigation team are called to a deadly bombing at historic St. Pancras Station. By fortunate coincidence, Melody Talbot, Gemma's trusted colleague, witnesses the explosion. The victim was taking part in an organized protest, yet the other group members swear the young man only meant to set off a smoke bomb. As Kincaid begins to gather the facts, he finds every piece of the puzzle yields an unexpected pattern, including the disappearance of a mysterious bystander. The bombing isn't the only mystery troubling Kincaid. He's still questioning the reasons behind his transfer, and when his former boss—who's been avoiding him—is attacked, those suspicions deepen. With the help of his former sergeant, Doug Cullen, Melody Talbot, and Gemma, Kincaid begins to untangle the truth. But what he discovers will leave him questioning his belief in the job that has shaped his life and his values—and remind him just how vulnerable his precious family is.