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As the Inquisition spread its fiery fingers across the land of Spain, holding kingdom and king in its terrible grip, a new horror would rise to challenge even the invincible power of the Grand Inquisitor. A curse on the house of King Alonzo that came from the very Devil.

For Ninianee and Erianthee, their magical talents are mixed blessings until their father, Duz Nimuar, disappears. Taking up the hunt, each uses her unique gifts to pursue the few illusive clues that indicate where their father has gone, and why. Aided by their suitors, the sisters encounter unexpected perils in what had seemed to be a fairly regular search, but a malign brotherhood of magical priests is determined to see that the girls do not succeed in their quests, throwing everything from conjure-storms to ambiguous oracles at them as they strive to rescue their father from his foes, pushing their talents to their limits, but all the while having to remember that, in their world, magic works - at a price.

What happens at the Con stays at the Con? Collection of stories set at Dragon Con in Atlanta featuring Dragons, fairies, vampires, elves and shape-Shifters. Come read about the world beyond.

This novel takes readers on a romp through a fantasyland of star-crossed lovers, bumbling heroes, wicked witches, and dragons (one of whom, our heroine, Esmeralda, started out as a human but got caught up in a witch''s curse.) Lighthearted adventure with a seemingly never-ending cast of strange and whimsical characters working at cross-purposes and together creates a world of little consequence and frothy entertainment.

"In Ogilvie, Tallant & Moon, best-selling author Chelsea Quinn Yarbro introduces San Francisco attorney Charlie Moon, who happens to be an Ojibwa shaman. He''s got his lawbooks and a special gift for detection to make his cases for him but when things go wrong, it''s the way of his ancestors that show hime the path. In this first case, the business of big pharmaceuticals is tackled and they know how to use drugs wisely -- and painfully. Charlie is going to need all of the ritualistic mojo he can summon."--Ramble House website.

BROTHER KEEPER-Before Sherlock was the Great Detective, he was a university student sent down from Oxford to London to the care of his older brother, a rising young man at the Admiralty, and during his time in London, he has his first look at the darker side of the city, with life changing results. THE CASE OF THE AMERICAN TWINS-The American Twins is a classic adventure featuring the great detective Sherlock Holmes and his faithful friend, Dr. John Watson Among the many references made to cases that Watson did not chronicle, those of Sherlock Holmes'' early career are the most intriguing. Within the canon, there is an oblique reference to one case concerning an American client, but nothing more is revealed by Watson. At last, here is that case.

Charlie Spotted Moon, attorney-at-law, turns to his American Indian heritage to help him defend a schoolteacher''s suspicious reputation

The immortal vampire Count Saint-Germain is sent by the King of Poland to probe the intentions, and sanity, of the unpredictable and much-feared Russian king, Ivan the Terrible

Eileen Flax finds her life in danger when she becomes involved with a French-Canadian anthropologist, who has discovered a strange evil force lurking among drifters in California

John Russell experiences his first year as sheriff of Charity, Colorado

"For centuries, he has roamed the world, taking his dark pleasures where he can and concealing his enduring secret beneath a facade of ageless gentility and grace. Now the sensual, mysterious Count Saint-Germain has been cast in a new role: guardian to a Russian war orphan. Together, they travel throughout Austria and Europe, where the noble-born will soon confront the devastating end of their privileged way of life."--Jacket.

Tishtry''s wish to buy her family''s freedom from slavery in the Roman Empire inspires her to perform dangerous feats of stunt riding.