Gretchen Evans

In the aftermath of The Great War, everything is changing. But not for Marian Fielding. Marian's life is quiet and predictable in the solitude of the English countryside, where she plans to remain and care for her parents. But Marian's world is turned upside down when she meets brash, confident Katherine Fuller. Katherine arrives at the Fieldings' estate for the wedding of Marian's sister and immediately shakes things up. Instead of keeping an eye on the ill-mannered American girl and keeping her out of trouble, Marian finds herself magnetically drawn to Katherine's vivacious nature, and they are swept into a whirlwind romance that will change both of their lives. But will Katherine's unconventional behavior ruin their chance at happiness? Can Marian leave her old life behind? Will two women from different worlds find a way to be together against all odds and expectations?

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Makiko Bulmer

An Introductory Spoken Course

Japanese

While Melody attempts to perfect her summoning spells, her endeavors are derailed by the arrival of her dear Aunt Mitzie, who simply must return to Hills Hollow. Aunt Mitzie left Hill's Hollow to pursue more affluent endeavors, leaving her old life like a busted broom. When Aunt Mitzie takes a tumble down a cliffside, her pudgy husband, Morris, is the one to blame. Turns out he followed Mitzie. And when who followed him is uncovered, it's easy to see why he may have given dear Mitz a little push. Thankfully, Melody has her trusty stead, er, familiar, Pumpernickle by her side to assist, especially with her magic test before the Witches' Council hanging in the balance. Can Melody pass her magic test and figure out who offed her aunt? Only if she's able to muse over the evidence in A Muse for Murder.

A Muse for Murder

Melody never thought she'd become a full-fledged mature witch. She had resigned herself to living in a new-age hippy town as close as magic as she would get. But when the veil thins on Halloween, she gets an unexpected visitation from a ghost hoping to have his murder solved. To make matters worse, she has no idea where to start and an old crush, Detective Colin McAllister, is not making things any easier. Just when Melody is about to give up, she is joined by her familiar, and her magic finally matures. But can she solve the crime and help this spirit find eternal rest? Only if she relies on her familiar, who just happens to be Familiar with Murder.

Familiar with Murder

"Leading from the Front" is a taut, touching book of vignettes depicting episodes of war and peace from the perspective of a combat-seasoned leader of military troops.

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