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McCallan's Blood
by Theodora LaneRe-Release - McCallan's Blood (Lynn Lorenz) ©2009A killer determined to end a life. A werewolf determined to protect his mate. A woman caught in the middle. Theodora Lane weaves a thrilling tale of lust, betrayal, disgrace, and undying love in McCallan's Blood. Delve into a world of brothers divided and learn the secrets of The McCallan Legacy.Werewolf Jake McCallan has been running the family lumber business since his father's death. He's also been their pack's alpha, so he hasn't had much time to worry about finding a mate.When his no-good brother Trey leaves Jake with the responsibility of Trey's one-night stand and the resulting baby, Jake's reached the end of his rope. Jake throws Trey out of the pack and takes it on himself to make his brother's mistake right.Rebecca Miller has no intention of letting another McCallan into her life or her son's life, including the sexy Jake. He stirs something deep inside her, but her life as a single mom and disgraced small-town woman is complicated enough.But when someone tries to kill Rebecca and the baby, Jake's wolf insists on protecting his mate, even if it means Jake has to kill Trey to do it.Content Notes: Hot, Contemporary, Wolves, Paranormal
McCallan's Heart
by Theodora LaneRe-Release - McCallan's Heart (Lynn Lorenz) ©2012Danger lurks around every corner in McCallan's Heart. A rogue werewolf with nothing more to lose. A runaway sister with everything to gain. A killer determined to end them all. Theodora Lane pens a thrilling tale in Book 2 of The McCallan Legacy.Russ Magnus is a rogue wolf on the run and without a pack. He's lost everything--his home, his pack, and his mate. He's a danger to himself and other werewolves. He should have died when his pack was attacked and slaughtered by a band of hunters, but fate placed him away from the homestead. Now, without a mate, he's facing a slow death or a quick one if another pack finds him on their lands.When he stumbles across Tori McCallan and they witness a serial killer in action, Russ has no choice but to grab Tori and flee. He wants her as his mate, but there's a small problem with his plan. Having two shifter brothers who tried to run her life, Tori has left her pack and sworn off werewolves.With a killer on their trail, Russ's only hope is to take Tori back to her family and pack to keep her safe. But Russ discovers he's the one in danger--her brother, Jake, believes rogue wolves are a threat to his small but growing pack and should die.And if that wasn't bad enough, Russ might have led a killer straight to them all.Content Notes: Hot, Contemporary, Paranormal, Wolves
McCallan's Secret
by Theodora LaneRe-Release (2013, Under a Moonlit Night, Lynn Lorenz, Liquid Silver Books)Carrie McCallan has finally decided to remarry, and it's time to let her fiancé in on the family secret. But, Carrie's not the only one hiding something! Join the festivities with the McCallan family in McCallan's Secret, Book 2.5 of The McCallan Legacy from author Theodora Lane.When Carrie McCallan, matriarch of the McCallan lumber company, finally decides to remarry, she's faced with not only letting a man into her life for the first time since her husband's death, but telling this man about her family's secret. Not so hard, unless the secret is that your family is a pack of werewolves. Carrie will have to take a chance on Leon Wong and discover if he loves her enough not to turn and run.Content Notes: Spicy, Contemporary, Paranormal, Wolves, Other Weres
Red Velvet Moon (Lucky In Red Ser.)
by Theodora LaneAnthony Lobos is the youngest of three brothers, all of whom are werewolves. They work in their family’s dry cleaners and Anthony does the books. Both his brothers have found their mates, and the pressure is on Anthony. He has his heart set on one of their customers. She’s everything he lusts after; beautiful, round, and bursting with life. But he’s been too shy to ask her out. Daphne Raine has everything she’d hoped for; a thriving restaurant business, a quaint house in a small town, but she’s lacking one thing. A husband. And not just any man--one who will accept her just as she is: big and beautiful. She’s been crushing on Anthony since she moved to the town of Sleeping Dog, but she’s never had any indication he would be interested in her. When Daphne brings in a red velvet dress stained with blood, can Tony find out the truth about where the blood came from, and if he does, will he have to turn his mate in to the police? Publisher's Note: This book was previously published but has been reedited and revised for this edition.
Second Moon
by Theodora LaneRe-Release - Second Moon (Lynn Lorenz) ©2008Escape into a world of magic and moonlight as a dying wolf and a woman determined to live life on her own terms seek to find a magic strong enough to save them both. Theodora Lane weaves a stunning tale of second chances in the re-release of her passionate, paranormal romance, Second Moon.Duke Stevens is dying. Since he lost his wife and mate Grace, he's faced one certain fact, a werewolf without his mate will waste away and die. And for a man like Duke, that's no way to end his life. He doesn't have much time left and only two options - a slow death or a fast one at the end of his gun. His only hope is to find a new mate and the chances of that are slim.But on the night of the Second Moon, strange forces are at work, driving Samantha Waters toward her destiny and Duke.Duke knows the moment he meets Sam he's found his mate, he just has to convince her of two things, he's a werewolf and she's his mate. He needs her to fall in love with him and marry him as soon as possible, because every moment counts for Duke.But Sam isn't going to give in so easy. She's been down the rough road of love before and she won't be pushed or rushed into anything, especially marriage. Not by Duke, not by his dying wolf, or even Duke's desperate family.For Duke to win Sam over he's going to have to get her to open her heart to him and to accept her own truth - Sam is a witch.Content Notes: Hot, Paranormal, Contemporary, Wolves
A Burning Sea: The Third Instalment In Theodore Brun's Viking Epic, The Wanderer Chronicles (The Wanderer Chronicles #3)
by Theodore BrunErlan Aurvandil has turned his back on the past and his native Northern lands, taking a perilous journey to the greatest city in the world, Constantinople. But as his voyage ends, Erlan is brutally betrayed, captured and enslaved by a powerful Byzantine general. Meanwhile, Lilla Sviggarsdottir, Queen of Svealand, has lost her husband and with him, her father's kingdom. Her life in danger, Lilla escapes to find Erlan, the one man who can save her, following his trail to the very gates of Constantinople. But corruption infests the city, and a dark tide is rising against the Emperor from within his own court. As the shadows darken and whispers of war begin to strengthen, Erlan's fate becomes intertwined with that of the city. Are they both doomed to fall, or can freedom be won in the blood of battle?
A Mighty Dawn (The Wanderer Chronicles #1)
by Theodore BrunHakan, son of Haldan, chosen son of the Lord of the Northern Jutes, swears loyalty to his father in fire, in iron, and in blood. But there are always shadows that roam. When a terrible tragedy befalls Hakan's household he is forced to leave his world behind. He must seek to pledge his sword to a new king. Nameless and alone, he embarks on a journey to escape the bonds of his past and fulfil his destiny as a great warrior. Whispers of sinister forces in the north pull Hakan onwards to a kingdom plagued by mysterious and gruesome deaths. But does he have the strength to do battle with such dark foes? Or is death the only sane thing to seek in this world of blood and broken oaths?
A Sacred Storm: Where History Meets Fantasy, For Fans Of Bernard Cornwall And George Rr Martin (The Wanderer Chronicles #2)
by Theodore BrunBound by honor. Haunted by loss. 8th Century Sweden: Erlan Aurvandil, a Viking outlander, has pledged his sword to Sviggar Ivarsson, King of the SveÄrs, and sworn enemy of the Danish king Harald Wartooth. But Wartooth, hungry for power, is stirring violence in the borderlands. As the fires of this ancient feud are reignited Erlan is bound by honor and oath to stand with King Sviggar. But, unbeknownst to the old King his daughter, Princess Lilla, has fallen under Erlan's spell. As the armies gather Erlan and Lilla must choose between their duty to Sviggar and their love for each other. Blooded young, betrayed often, Erlan is no stranger to battle. And hidden in the shadows, there are always those determined to bring about the maelstrom of war.
A Savage Moon (The Wanderer Chronicles #4)
by Theodore BrunAn epic, spellbinding Viking fantasy of blood and battle, weaving together history, fantasy and ancient myth. Perfect for fans of The Northman and Game of Thrones.Byzantium, 718ADThe great siege is over.Crippled warrior, Erlan Aurvandil, is weary of war. But he must rally his strength to lead a band of misfit adventurers back to the North, to reclaim the stolen kingdom of his lover, Lilla Sviggarsdottir. For this, they need an army. To raise an army, they need gold.Together they plot a daring heist to steal the Emperor's tribute to his ally. Barely escaping with their lives, they voyage north, ready for the fight. But when fate strands them in a foreign land already riven by war, Erlan and Lilla are drawn inexorably into the web of a dark and gruesome cult.As blades fall and shadows close in, only one thing for them is certain: a savage moon is rising. And it demands an ocean of blood.Praise for Theodore Brun:'A masterly debut... If Bernard Cornwall and George R.R. Martin had a lovechild, it would look like A Mighty Dawn. I devoured it late into the night, and eagerly await the sequel.' The Times
Sacred Folks: Stories
by Theodore C. Van Alst Jr.Sacred Folks brings it all home in the final book of Theodore C. Van Alst Jr.&’s urban Native Chicago story cycle. Disciples, demons, gods, gangbangers, and the city itself all meet up to tell unforgettable tales across time and neighborhoods. Our guide through the trilogy, Teddy, is right in the thick of things, and he recounts for us parts of the path to the end and explains how and maybe why we got here and where we might go after all.
Full Circle: A Dream Denied, a Vision Fulfilled
by Theodore Jerome CohenSolly's dream is for his son Teddy to one day become a concert violinist. Eventually he comes to understand and to endure the heartbreak of knowing that the dream never will be realized. As Solly watches, life takes Teddy from gifted violin student to adult engineer and scientist, leaving no time for the career in music Solly so dearly wants his son to pursue. In the end, there emerges the essence of redemption as Teddy returns to the violin late in life and fulfills his and his father's vision. The story, which is a work of fiction based on real events, will fascinate readers from ages ten to one hundred who are interested in radio, communications, and music and in how it was to grow up in a family whose members trace their heritage to that great wave of immigrants that crashed onto America's shores in the mid- to late 1800s.
The Martian General's Daughter
by Theodore JudsonWelcome to the End of Empire.Set over two hundred years from now, in a world very much like Imperial Rome, this is the story of General Peter Black, the last decent man, as told through the eyes of his devoted (and illegitimate) daughter, Justa.Raised on battlefields, more comfortable in the company of hard men of war than with women or other children, Justa must keep the truth of her birth hidden. Her father regards her as an embarrassment, a reminder of his one and only indiscretion. Yet she is a remarkable woman, one whose keen mind wins her an education at the feet of Emperor Mathias the Glistening himself.All his life, General Black served the noble emperor, and, out of loyalty to the father, continues to serve his son after Mathias's death, even as the son's reign degenerates into an insane tyranny worthy of Nero or Caligula. As the rule of the empire passes from father to son with disastrous results, a strange metal plague begins slowly destroying the empire's technology, plunging the realm into chaos and the world into war. Amid the destruction and upheaval, General Black must decide whether to turn his back on the men and institutions who never loved him nearly as much as he did them, or whether to save his most trusted ally and adviser, his best friend and only real family.The Martian General's Daughter is a gripping tale of a world at war; of cunning strategies and vile politics; of bravery, foolishness, and excess. It is at once a stirring military adventure, a cautionary tale of repeating history, a cutting satire, and a heartbreaking examination of the joys and pain inherent in the love between a father and child. Judson's previous novel was selected in multiple best-of-the-year lists. With The Martian General's Daughter, he offers another must-read epic destined to take its place in the canon of science fiction, and sure to appeal to readers of everything from Orson Scott Card to Walter M. Miller, Jr.
Uranians: Stories
by Theodore McCombs"Playful and provocative . . . McCombs&’s mix of heart and zany ideas is often reminiscent of George Saunders. Readers will find plenty of earthy and unearthly delights."—Publishers Weekly&“I have been waiting for this sumptuous, prismatic collection for literal years. Theodore McCombs is a poet of queer pasts, presents, and futures, and Uranians is a formidable debut.&”—Carmen Maria Machado, author of Her Body and Other PartiesAt the end of the Victorian era, a handful of public intellectuals advocated for tolerance of the &“Uranian&”—a man who loved other men. Some went so far as to propose that these &“intermediate sexes&” might, in fact, constitute a totally different species, even serve as intrepid guides in our march toward an uncertain future.The five speculative stories in Theodore McCombs&’s kaleidoscopic collection span several possible worlds, teasing the boundaries between coexisting realities and taking up the question of queer difference from one surprising vantage after another. In &“Toward a Theory of Alternative Lifestyles,&” a heartbroken gay man waits in line at an exclusive Berlin rave promising visions of parallel lives across the multiverse. In &“Six Hangings in the Land of Unkillable Women,&” at the turn of an alternate 20th century, a policeman&’s wife feels that if you want an execution done right, you just have to do it yourself. And in the operatic novella &“Uranians,&” an expedition of queer artists, scientists, and one trans priest embark on a lifelong interplanetary voyage that requires them to renegotiate their connections to a remote and hostile Earth, while keeping their ship&’s biome—and each other—alive. Each story unfolds with the depth and complexity of an entire universe; each is inhabited by characters learning to divest from a society that has marked and rejected them. Discerning which dreams of Western civilization to hold fast to and which to leave behind, these outsiders set their gazes on new horizons and prepare for the changes to come. Arch but tender, clear-eyed and compassionate, Uranians brilliantly illustrates the vital role that queerness plays in every possible version of our world.
The Hohokam Dig
by Theodore PrattFrom where had these attacking Indians come? Out of a long forgotten and dim past? Had their medicine man seen the one supreme vision?
A Saucer of Loneliness (The\complete Stories Of Theodore Sturgeon Ser. #Vol. 7)
by Theodore SturgeonKurt Vonnegut cites Theodore Sturgeon as the inspiration for his character Kilgore Trout. This volume includes 12 stories from 1953, considered Sturgeon's golden era. Among them are such favorites as the title story, "The Silken-Swift," "A Way of Thinking," "The Dark Room," "The Clinic," and "The World Well Lost," a story known for being very ahead of its time in advocating gay rights.
A Saucer of Loneliness: The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon, Volume 7
by Theodore Sturgeonvolume 7 of the stories of theodore sturgeon, one of sci fi's greatest masters
A Way Home: Stories Of Science Fiction And Fantasy
by Theodore SturgeonA Sci-Fi classic republished for the next generation of readers.SUPPOSE...A COLLEGE PROFESSOR HEARS TWO CO-EDS IN A CAT-FIGHT OVER A MAN...AND FINDS A WAY TO CONQUER THE WORLD?SOME VISITORS FROM SPACE SHOW UP AND SOLVE A LOVE TRIANGLE INVOLVING TWO WOMEN AND ONE MAN?THE MAN IN THE FIRST FLYING SAUCER TURNS OUT TO BE KIN TO THE KID NEXT DOOR?With sky-high imagination and chilling impact, Theodore Sturgeon, one of the most popular science-fiction writers today, in these stories takes you into worlds of startling and fantastic adventure.
And Now the News...
by Theodore SturgeonWritten between 1955 and 1957, the 15 stories in And Now the News... include five previously uncollected stories along with five well-known works, two co-written with genre legend Robert A. Heinlein. Spanning his most creative period, these tales show why Theodore Sturgeon won every science fiction award given.
And Now the News...: The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon, Volume 9
by Theodore Sturgeonvolume 9 of the complete stories of theodore sturgeon, one of sci fi's greatest masters
Baby is Three
by Theodore SturgeonBaby Is Three is the sixth volume in the series devoted to the complete works of one of science fiction's titans. Like others in the series, this one includes extensive notes and background information on each story by editor Paul Williams. The early 1950s, during which this material was written, was the beginning of Sturgeon's greatest creative period. The title story for this collection was later expanded into the International Fantasy Award winning novel More Than Human. Sturgeon's whimsical, sardonic sense of humor lifts his work out of the mundane realm of genre science fiction. This wide-ranging collection shows precisely why he has been cited as a primary influence by authors as varied as Stephen King, Ray Bradbury, and Carl Sagan.
Bright Segment
by Theodore SturgeonSci-fi master Theodore Sturgeon wrote stories with power and freshness, and in telling them created a broader understanding of humanity-a legacy for readers and writers to mine for generations. Along with the title story, the collection includes stories written between 1953 and 1955, Sturgeon's greatest period, with such favorites as "Bulkhead," "The Golden Helix," and "To Here and the Easel."
Case and the Dreamer
by Theodore SturgeonJames Blish called him the "finest conscious artist science fiction ever produced." Kurt Vonnegut based the famous character Kilgore Trout on him. And such luminaries as Harlan Ellison, Stephen King, and Octavia Butler have hailed him as a mentor. Theodore Sturgeon was both a popular favorite and a writer's writer, carving out a singular place in the literary landscape based on his masterful wordplay, conceptual daring, and narrative drive. Sturgeon's sardonic sensibility and his skill at interweaving important social issues such as sex-including gay themes-and war into his stories are evident in all of his work, regardless of genre.Case and the Dreamer displays Sturgeon's gifts at their peak. The book brings together his last stories, written between 1972 and 1983. They include "The Country of Afterward," a sexually explicit story Sturgeon had been unable to write earlier in his career, and the title story, about an encounter with a transpatial being that is also a meditation on love. Several previously unpublished stories are included, as well as his final one, "Grizzly," a poignant take on the lung disease that killed him two years later.
E Pluribus Unicorn
by Theodore SturgeonYou are about to enter fantastic worlds beyond your wildest imaginings-worlds of mystery and monsters, terror and ethereal love, sudden death and miraculous life, jet-propelled shivers and humor. On this incredible, awesome journey, you will meet: a strange, yet exquisitely beautiful and profoundly wise race of... what? a blood-sucking Teddy Bear which bestows on a four-year-old a terrifying memory of the future. Bianca, a deformed imbecile whose hands, hauntingly beautiful and with a consciousness of their own, drive a man mad with love and desire and ultimately fulfill a gruesome wish. young Leo, who learns that his entire existence has been dreamed by someone else. virgins and unicorns who contest the meaning of truth. Some of Sturgeon's most haunting stories of what art--music, painting, sculpture and surely writing--just might actually be.
Godbody
by Theodore SturgeonFrom "one of the greatest writers of science fiction and fantasy who ever lived" (Stephen King) here is a masterpiece of fiction - a haunting, meaningful and at times erotic novel that describes a wonderous transformation that takes place in an American town when a charismatic, Christ-like figure mysteriously appears in its midst.Godbody - sweetly innocent, as naked of guile as he is of worldly trappings - has returned to remind mankind of what it has lost. He will touch only a few lives before his preordained end, but they will be forever transformed. As one by one the members of a small rural town fall under Godbody's spell, the burdens that had weighed down on them disappear, and a new vision of life as it can - and should - be suddenly reveals itself to them.
Godbody
by Theodore SturgeonThe arrival of a mysterious savior transforms a small town in this provocative parable from &“a master storyteller certain to fascinate&” (Kurt Vonnegut). Everything changes when Godbody comes to town. He appears out of nowhere, enigmatic and breathtaking, to touch the lives of a chosen few. To them he offers a vision of what life could be—spreading his message of love, generosity, sensuosness, and freedom—and before long he has erased their sadness and opened their hearts. Still, there are those in town who, corrupt and powerful, are threatened by what Godbody brings, and for this reason he must pay the ultimate price. But before his preordained end, Godbody will accomplish something truly miraculous. The final book of Theodore Sturgeon&’s fabled career, published posthumously, Godbody is a powerful, moving, thought provoking, and sweetly erotic tale of love, truth, and otherworldly second comings that, once read, will never be forgotten. This ebook features an illustrated biography of Theodore Sturgeon including rare images and never-before-seen documents from the University of Kansas&’s Kenneth Spencer Research Library and the author&’s estate, among other sources.