If you like romance and crave something with real heart, then Merry Christmas this one is for you.

The witch Sera Swan has lost her magic, but when a rare spell emerges that can bring it all back, she and her inn's friendly residents (plus a handsome newcomer) pull together to solve the riddle.

Only by bringing together twelve providence cards, can the mist be stopped.

This mountain lion makes his home in the hills under the Hollywood sign. He's hungry, but he isn't the biggest threat to the nearby humans.

You've heard of the fake girlfriend from Canada. Now get ready for imaginary Scottish suitor. But hey now...there's a man on the cover! Where did he come from? Maybe he's not so imaginary after all.

It's like a Disney Channel crossover episode if the shows were the Wizard of Oz, Alice in Wonderland, and Peter Pan.

Four mega fans kidnap a member of their favorite boy band. It only gets worse from there.

Embrace diversity. Unite—Or be divided, Robbed, Ruled, Killed by those who see you as prey. Embrace diversity or be destroyed.

We're off to find Baba Yaga.

As an adult I could both understand the mature situations Esperanza witnesses and remember what is to be a child who lacks context.

It took one pancake for June to start plagiarizing.

I have now read two T.J. Klune books, and because they are essentially the same book, they get the same review.

Mathew and Diana return to the present day to at last unlock the secret of Ashmole 782 in the third installment of the All Souls trilogy.

This book has so much sex in it, it could be placed in the back of a Spencers (if you remember this store, you know what I mean).

Emma, a widower, must make an impossible decision between her fiancé and her late husband when he turns up alive.