Gilbert Grumble is the most miserable Grumble in all of Grumble Town. Nothing he does makes him happy but his zany adventures are sure to put a smile on the face on the child in all of us.

After spending the first eleven years of her life locked away in solitary confinement, Liv Fellgard is finally released, only to be left for dead in the wilderness. She prays that her mother will rescue her, but no one ever returns. She soon discovers that the forest is a world with too many beasts and not enough food. The only law that matters is survival of the fittest. In the following years, Liv becomes a feral animal in constant battle for her life. Her trust in humans fades, and her suppressed longing for companionship lingers only in her dreams. She depends on the animals around her for comfort. One day she crosses paths with Silvan, a forest ranger whose big heart and deep compassion for stray animals leads him on a quest to find the human side of this wild young woman. Can Silvan restore her faith in humanity again? Will she remember enough of her childhood to locate her family? Will she be able to confront her father, the man who left her for dead? Find out in Laila Norum's dark and adventurous tale, "Taming Liv."

The bibliophagic tactician is once again thrust into a siege! Answering a summons to the capital, he must aid Second Prince Latrielle in his pursuit of the High Britannian Army. Altina pushes onward even during Regis’s absence—having taken his words to heart, she builds up her forces as she awaits his return. Meanwhile, Third Prince Bastian has returned to Belgaria. Carrying on the will of a friend, he too is about to take a stand to change the nation. Three royals, each with their own ideals, take their first steps down the paths they believe in. Here is the ninth volume of a tale of war, love, and politics, woven by the bookworm and the sword princess.

An action novel with a sinister premise--Hitler and Eva Braun had a son. To what lengths will the Germans go to raise a new leader for the Fourth Reich?

Five years in a New York state reformatory have left a blemish on Hazel's real name. So when she takes a job as Doctor Gilbert Watts's lady in attendance in 1898, she does so under an alias. In the presence of her quiet and pious employer, Hazel finds more than an income. She finds a friend and a hope that if she can set her tarnished past in order, she might have a future after all. As Gilbert becomes accustomed to the pleasant chatter of his new dental assistant, he can't help but sense something secretive about her. Perhaps there is more to this woman than meets the eye. Can the questions that loom between them ever be answered? Or will the deeds of days gone by forever rob the future of its possibilities? Rachel Fordham pens a tender tale of a soft-spoken man, a hardened woman, and the friends that stand by them as they work toward a common purpose--to expunge the record of someone society deemed beyond saving--and perhaps find love along the way.

A scheming nobleman and a willful woman clash in this alluring novel from “one of the best-loved authors of Regency romance” (The Romance Reader). Captain Christopher "Kit" Meredith, recuperating from wartime injuries, learned that he had become the new Viscount of Crittendem. All he cared about was returning to Crittendem Grange and beginning a new life in peace and quiet. He was unaware that Caroline Whitlow and her two younger brothers were living at the Grange and that they would be dispossessed when he returned. When Kit learned the facts, he was happy to provide a bequest to them. But Caro was determined to refuse charity and would not be swayed. A chance encounter on the streets of London literally threw Kit and Caro together—under the hooves of a pair of out-of-control horses. Caro was drawn to the stranger who saved her life, and Kit formulated a plan to get her to accept the bequest. He didn't realize that his subterfuge would first win and then lose the woman he most desired.