"Tanya Anne Crosby has created her own mythology, where history and legend collide.” — Whiskey & Wit Book Reviews

All hope for the future seems lost when Gwendolyn’s prince turns out to be anything but charming. Only now, having united the dragon banners, Gwendolyn realizes too late that Loc is not her one true love…

The prophecy is clear...
And little Aurora's three aunts are convinced neighbor boy Nathan is the Chosen One, destined for their niece.

There's just one catch...
He must remain a version until he and Aurora consummate their love. And that's going to take some time, since the two must first grow up, and then get over the fact that they don't even like each other.

When his uncle runs off to visit Alastair’s grave for the first time, Tom Apollyon finds their family roles reversed: he feels obligated to watch over Paul, who never makes impulsive decisions while drunk.

The catch is The Shuck—not a peaceful cemetery near the sea, just a pub near the sea—actually contains the polite, but unpredictable, spirit of Paul’s former lover.

“A rich, sensual, bewitching adventure of good vs. evil with love as the prize.”
~Publisher’s Weekly on ETERNITY

300 years ago, Raven St. James was hanged for witchcraft. But she revives among the dead to find herself alive. She is an Immortal High Witch, one of the light. A note from her mother warns that there are others, those of the Dark, who preserve their own lives by taking the hearts of those like her.

The first theft was always meant to be the last, but when 28-year-old Miren sees just how far the stolen treasures go towards helping the neediest in her village, she knows her unique skill set can help keep others alive. And what’s the harm when those she steals from have more than they could ever need?

By dark of night and shining moon...
Arianna returns the stone circle where her love lies beneath the earth. His heart was taken from him by a dark high witch centuries ago.

A heart that beats still...
…in the box where it has been imprisoned all this time. She recovered it from the the dark one who took it, and she intends to replace it in his magnificent chest and bring him back to life. Back to her.

If Ella Upton had any notion of the disasters awaiting her, she would never have got out of bed. . .

The morning after the royal ball, Ella enjoys blissful dreams of kissing Commander Horatio Crushington when she is rudely awakened by a clamor. Horrified, she discovers the one man she hoped to never see again banging on her front door.

“Intense, mystical and lyrical,” raves Library Journal, calling New York Times Bestseller Maggie Shayne “one of romantic fantasy’s most accomplished authors.”

Nidaba, the high priestess he adored, had supposedly died in a fire more than four thousand years ago. But when the one-time King of Sumer, Eannatum, now living a quiet life as modern Nathan King, sees her photo in a newspaper, he has to know for sure.

Would you touch the one you loved, even if it might kill them? Antonio, a merchant sailor, has no idea how dangerous Fina Perona is when he rescues her from drowning in the middle of the Lingering Sea. His ship is headed to the home Fina just abandoned, carrying desperately needed payment for her father's prized wine stores. Pirates attack, and as Antonio and Fina escape the clutches of slavery, she steals back her family's small fortune from the pirate captain's quarters.

A CORRUPT LEADER…
Thirteen little girls are sired by a power-hungry king with delusions of grandeur. His actions are guided by self-serving prophets who crave power of their own.

Thirteen little girls are trained to fight, to kill, until only one remains. The survivor will be used as a tool by those in authority, a puppet of her father and his soothsayers.

When Ana fails at her duties as a tree guardian, she opens the door for dark magic to take hold of the Mother Tree—the source of all magic in the region. An evil force moves throughout the Lingering Sea and no witch is safe.

Paul Apollyon sees flashes of the future, yet he can’t predict Alastair Gow bursting into his public house and desperately asking for a place to hide.

Alastair wants to use the cellar, to be precise: a totally normal request from a man who looks like a dashing pirate out of a storybook.

But perhaps there isn’t anything to say to a charming stranger asking to hide in your cellar but yes—and with that, Paul is drawn into sweet intrigue.