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Title: Through a Dark Mist Author: Marsha Canham File Type: Mobi Subject:Romance Description: The author of The Blood of Roses presents the dark forests and royal intrigues ues of medieval England. En route to her wedding, Lady Servannes party is attacked by notorious Black Wolf and his band. Her kingdoms future is changed forever when she and Black Wolf submit to their growing passion, and he claims to be the true heir to her future husbands title.

Title: Dead Over Heels Author: Charlaine Harris File Type: Mobi Subject:Mystery Description: What's the world coming to - when you can't relax with an ice-cold beverage in your own backyard without a body falling from the sky and landing in your garden? Part-time librarian and frequent amateur investigator Roe Teagarden has good reason to ask herself this question when the remains of one of the Lawrenceton, Georgia police department's finest catapults into her flower bed one beautiful sunny morning. Roe's friend and bodyguard, the long-legged, bikini-clad Angel Youngblood, is mowing the grass and Roe is reclining on a lounger when a small red-and-white plane flies low overhead and drops its unlikely debris more or less at Roe's feet. Roe's husband of two years, wealthy businessman Martin Bartell, immediately wonders if the killer chose his dumping place to send some kind of message to Roe. And the mystery deepens when two federal agents arrive in town to investigate the murder. It's only when Madeleine the cat provides a clue that Roe and Martin realize Roe herself may be in danger and that using Roe's yard as a temporary landfill for dead bodies was no accident.

Title: O' Artful Death Author: Sarah Stewart Taylor File Type: Mobi Subject:Mystery Description:Review Taylor does a lovely job of setting an atmospheric scene and luring us inside.br -Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times Book Review A strikingly atmospheric debut. The writing is crisp and the characters all quite forcefully alive, especially Sweeney. -Denver Post [O Artful Death] rings subtle--and enormously satisfying--changes on the venerable tried-and-true. -Newsday An elegantly wrought first mystery with layers within layers like carved ivory balls...Rich and rewarding reading.-Booklist A nicely puzzled plot, a closely confined rural setting, remarkable characterizations, and eminently readable prose. -Library Journal (Taylor) has an eye for the details of rural New England . . . Pull up an overstuffed chair and drift away. -The Boston Globe A compelling mystery about a dark subject. One can hope shell bring Sweeney for more sleuthing.-Sunday Oklahoman An academic cozy set in rural Vermonts Byzantium, a bygone artists colony replete with a Victorian mansion, rumors of murder plots past and present and a surfeit of oddballs marooned there for the winter.-Publishers Weekly Pithy assessments of the Pre-Raphaelites, Tennyson, and Victorian mores, along with Christmas-card pretty scenes of winter in Vermont.-Kirkus Reviews I could not put it down . . . Sweeney is a very human and appealing protagonist, and Sarah Stewart Taylor has a lovely, lyrical style. O Artful Death will be one of the years best first novels. -Deborah Crombie, author of And Justice There Is None Literate and lyrical, O Artful Death by Sarah Stewart Taylor is a stunning debut novel. Art Historian Sweeney St. George, Taylors protagonist, is quirky, appealing, and intelligent. O Artful Death vaults Sarah Stewart Taylor into the select company of Amanda Cross and Jane Langton.-Carolyn Hart, author of Engaged to Die Sarah Stewart Taylors debut mystery is an absolute delight. Sweeney St. George is the most intelligent, erudite, and sympathetic narrator to grace the academic mystery genre since Amanda Crosss Kate Fansler, and Taylors complicated and multilayered plot is the perfect vehicle for her.-Ayelet Waldman, author of A Playdate with Deathbr -- Review Sweeney St. George looks nothing like a university Professor with her unruly red curls and preference for vintage clothing. Single and wary of relationships, she pours her energy into her college teaching and a passionate interest in cemetery art. And now Sweeney is intrigued with a macabre graveyard statue of a beautiful woman-a carving that is at once astonishing, sinister, and perhaps hiding a one-hundred-year-old murder... Dying to find out more about the strange monument, Sweeney heads for a winter holiday among friends at a mansion in Vermonts historic Byzantium Art Colony. Her plan is to snoop in dusty archives and tromp through the tiny cemetery where the statue still stands. But what Sweeney finds in this isolated rural community is an emotional awakening, a chilling link between old and new crimes...and a clever killer reaching for her with deadly hands.