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- Rosalind and the Hog People
- by Anisah Sankar
The Pitch
• Once upon a time Rosalind and Edward lived happily together.
• War came and Edward was sent to fight the war, he died.
• Soon after Rosalind gave birth to a daughter, Lilly.
• One night some Hog People stole Lilly from her crib. Rosalind went to find her daughter.
• To find Lilly she would have to give up everything she owned.
• First was her home to a vagabond midget troll.
• Then her gold shoes to a king.
• The red colour of her hair to a robin.
• Her wedding ring to the boatman.
• Finally a fool’s bag of never ending food for her daughter LillyWhen she finds her daughter Lilly she overcome the Hog people when the ice bridge is destroyed with them on it and they fall into the waters and drown.
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- PUBLISH OR PERISH
- by Christina Hamlett
As if juggling two married lovers weren't enough on her plate, a college professor's reputation is jeopardized by a blackmailer who is virtually untouchable.
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- UNLEASHED
- by Christina Hamlett
Since the 16th century, the Russians have had a secret weapon, an elite military brigade which strikes terror in the hearts of its enemies each time the moon is full. As the modern war in the Middle East continues to draw world criticism, American intelligence officer Lucy MacDonald and her aide, Captain David Armstrong, are sent to Moscow to engage Soviet assistance in wresting nuclear weapons from Islamic fundamentalists.
Lucy's forbidden attraction to Dmitri Volkov, charismatic leader of the Tsar's brigade, challenges her modern sensibilities against a backdrop of double-dealing terrorists, chauvinistic superiors, and a media that's literally out for blood. Compounding the unexplained presence of supernatural forces interfering with Allied maneuvers at the Pakistan borders is the legend that the brigade answers only to the man they recognize as their Tsar.
Lucy's endeavors to uncover the truth regarding the 1918 survival - and subsequent birth - of an unacknowledged Romanov heir put her in jeopardy at the hands of the brooding officer with whom she feels an inexplicable bond.
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- The Sisters of Thistle
- by Christina Hamlett
The first thing that young Michael McKay needed to do once his Virginia tobacco plantation began to flourish was to bring his beloved sister Fiona over from Scotland. The last thing he needed was to not only find out that she had become a nun during his long absence but that she intended to bring the elderly sisters of Thistleburn Abbey across the ocean to join her. There's more than holy smoke, however, that will soon be blowing across Michael's property; romance is in the air in the form of Fiona's dearest friend, Daphne, a beautiful but rebellious Englishwoman who has her own reasons for seeking refuge in turn-of-the-century America.
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- A Bel Air Lawyer in King Henry's Court
- by Christina Hamlett
Once upon a time, there was a king who had six wives. Not all at once, of course. Nor did he even fathom on this particular evening in 1527 that his reign would become famous for the number of queens that would share his bed. At the moment, he’s only focused on trying to offload his current spouse in order to hastily tie the knot with a woman he believes will bear him the first of many sons.
What he never counted on during his supper that evening was the arrival of a fast-talking divorce lawyer from the 23rd century with an agenda of his own.
