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Emeric Dalena believes his life is over. For years, the forest fae has been bound to his wheelchair after being brutally injured by those in his village. But when he fakes his death and escapes the horrors tying him to his past, he finds he is lost once more, not knowing how to move forward when he is confined to his chair. Gweneth Caddell has lost everything. The High Healer sun fae sells nearly everything she owns to pay off her father's deb...

Even villains can have a change of heart. Barnaby Mavis has made many mistakes in his life and has been trying his hardest to atone for them. On his way to fix one of his mistakes, he gets thrown from his horse and tumbles off a cliff, the fall stealing his memories and placing him at death's door. Ivette Danvers' life changed the moment a man fell from the cliffside on her property. After nursing him back to health, she was shocked to fin...

After 1000 years of his reign, Dracula has fallen...and Jesper is his heir. Being Dracula's heir has always been a joke, as Jesper Degore never thought he'd actually take the throne in his lifetime. But when Dracula finally falls, Jesper takes the throne, and the transition is anything but peaceful. Soon after his ascension, he finds five armies on his doorstep, threatening to take his crown, including the formidable dark elf army. He only...

Monsters are captured for one reason only-to be experimented on and forced to serve in the king's army. Betrayed by the people she loved the most, Kikka Takasi has known nothing but pain and misery throughout the long ten years of her captivity. A strong will and pure determination have been the only things keeping her from losing herself entirely, even if she lost something as precious as her voice during one of their experiments. Convinced...

This book evaluates in a comparative international fashion the theory that the better off in society tend to prevail in litigation -- what is known to law professionals and political scientists as "party capability theory."--

How one organization took on industrial pollution--and the lessons for our new century In 1977, one forward-thinking judge took an ecological disaster--the poisoning of the James River by Allied Chemical--and turned it into a great environmental-protection legacy. The $8 million payment made by Allied would go on to fund the game-changing Virginia Environmental Endowment. Blueprint for Going Green provides an insider's account of the remarkabl...

She's the enemy. Loving her could turn his world to flames. When Seraphina Nova's younger sister is captured by her enemy, the Forest Fae, she will do everything in her power to get her back. Even if it means breaking into enemy territory, taking the chief's heir as her prisoner, and using him to ensure her sister's safe return. Getting poisoned and literally dragged across the entire forest had never been on Bastien Dalena's agenda, even ...

In 1799, at the behest of President George Washington, Patrick Henry came out of retirement to defend the Constitution that he had once opposed and to thwart Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, whom Washington accused of putting party over country and threatening the fragile union. For the People, For the Country tells the story of how the most eloquent public speaker of the American Revolutionary era and a leading antifederalist during debate...

He was the monster from her past. She was everything he didn't know he wanted. When Mirabelle Waters' father falls ill, she must return home from Edilann and find a husband quickly to take over the ranch. When two men are lining up at her doorstep for their chance to win her hand, the decision is easy. Because Barnaby is everything she wanted. And Gilberd? He was her childhood nemesis. The only thing Gilberd Keats aspires to be is a soldie...

This book traces the surprisingly long history of chickens as part of the American cityscape and illuminates the resurgent cultural phenomenon of the backyard chicken, taking readers to nineteenth-century urban poultry shows, along a "Tour de Coops, " inside zoning battles, and into religious rituals"--

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If fate gives you a third chance, would you take it? Joel Harrington has been in love with the same woman for as long as he could remember. But he had to watch her court his best friend, and then marry his king. Now that she's once more unattached, he refuses to let her slip through his fingers for a third time. Darkness torments Nyana's memories, and even after her cruel husband is killed, he still haunts her from the grave. When her past...

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The memoir of Judge John Charles Thomas, who was the youngest and the first African American justice to serve on the Supreme Court of Virginia. He tells of his early years in Norfolk, his time at the University of Virginia, where he earned his bachelor and law degrees, his time working for the law firm of Hunton & Williams in Richmond, and his appointment to and time serving on the Supreme Court of Virginia"--

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If the enemy finds her, they will kill her. An arranged marriage to a younger man wasn't what Kathleen de Clare had in mind for her future, but after an assassination attempt on their wedding day, a war tears them apart. Sequestered in the safety of the mountains stitching up injured soldiers and mending broken bones, she must wait out the war. But what if it doesn't end? For all his life, Sterling Winfield has only known loss. His paren...

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