Coralie Sardie is the daughter of the sinister impresario behind The Museum of Extraordinary Things, a Coney Island boardwalk freak show that thrills the masses. An exceptional swimmer, Coralie appears as the Mermaid in her father’s “museum,” alongside performers like the Wolfman, the Butterfly Girl, and a one-hundred-year-old turtle.

One night, Coralie stumbles upon a striking young man taking pictures of moonlit trees in the woods off the Hudson River. This dashing photographer is Eddie Cohen, a Russian immigrant who has run away from his father’s Lower East Side Orthodox community and his job as a tailor’s apprentice.

When Eddie photographs the devastation on the streets of New York following the infamous Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, he becomes embroiled in the suspicious mystery behind a young woman’s disappearance, and ignites the heart of Coralie. In the tumultuous times that characterized life in New York between the world wars, Coralie and Eddie’s lives come crashing together in this mesmerizing, imaginative, and romantic tale.

Melisa Escandón y Gabriel Preciado Lavalle no podían ser de mundos más distintos. Ella, estudiante de último año de Literatura, y él, un poderoso industrial de una de las familias más ricas del norte del país. Ambos se conocen en el marco del Hay Festival, en Cartagena de Indias.

Gabriel es un hombre enigmático, atractivo y dominante que se siente atraído por Melisa de forma inmediata y empieza la conquista. Melisa es una joven inexperta e inocente, que inicia su relación con el joven industrial en medio de una nube de desconfianza.

Mientras ellos viven un romance apasionado, la guerrilla planifica el secuestro de Gabriel. Por venganza, Melisa es implicada en el secuestro y desde ese instante todo se vuelve un caos que poco a poco separa a la pareja.

Es una historia que entrelazará sentimientos insospechados, equívocos, oscuras intenciones, conflictos sin resolver, erotismo y el poder del amor y del perdón.

The year… 1746.

Around Fort William, the Scottish Highlanders are in revolt and the Redcoats are coming…

Suddenly… time shifts… people from different eras are dumped at this one turning point in history.

In the future, Nuclear Armageddon has caused this powerful blast through time, but why?

Can history be changed?

Or is the future doomed to witness…

The Last Sunset?

Four independent-minded sisters come of age in the early 1900s, and four interwoven novels tell their stories, each through a different sister's eyes.

The year is 1910, and the four Purcell sisters have only each other. Their mother has died, leaving them orphans in a rambling country estate. But with the help of the Mackenzies - their guardian and his family, whom the sisters come to love in very different ways - Sarah, Frances, Julia, and Gwen find the courage to follow their own paths in a world that is rapidly changing.

Avid readers and fans of historical-fiction classics will love these spirited heroines and will be thoroughly absorbed by their intertwining tales, full of feistiness, creativity, and young romance.

The Dividing Sea (Book Three) is Julia's story. It tells of her eventful time as a volunteer nurse in France during the Great War and her ill-started love story with Geoffrey Mackenzie.

Sea Swept is the first novel in #1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts' stunning Chesapeake Bay Saga, where the Quinn brothers must return to their family home on the Maryland shore to honor their father's last request.

A champion boat racer, Cameron Quinn traveled the world, spending his winnings on champagne and women. But when his dying father calls him home to care for Seth, a troubled young boy not unlike Cameron once was, his life changes overnight.

After years of independence, Cameron has to learn to live with his brothers again, while he struggles with cooking, cleaning, and caring for a difficult boy. Old rivalries and new resentments flare between Cameron and his brothers, but they try to put aside their differences for Seth’s sake.

In the end, a social worker will decide Seth’s fate, and as tough as she is beautiful, she has the power to bring the Quinns together—or tear them apart.

Anton Myrer's beloved, bestselling novel of America's World War II generation is as powerful now as it was upon its publication. An immediate classic, it tells the story of five Harvard men, the women they loved, and the elegant car that came to symbolize their romantic youth.

It is also the story of their coming-of-age in the dark days of World War II, and of their unshakable loyalty to a lost dream of Camelot, of grace and style, in the decades that followed.