Kirjahaku

She's from an ancient clan. He has no family. Can they save the world ... together? Maggie Shaunessy is used to keeping secrets. She's a fantastic teacher, but she's also gadda, part of a hidden, powerful race - and she has a habit of annoying the wrong people. Until Lucas Valeroso meets Maggie, he had no idea what awaited him: super-human powers, a smart and beautiful woman interested in more than unlocking his new abilities and, above all, a sense of belonging. But dark ambition and dangerous bigotry are emerging in the gadda ranks. Lucas's new family might cast him out before he's even truly found his place. And Maggie must work with new allies to find and retrieve a missing artefact before the entire world is changed for all time. 'fresh and interesting approach to an urban fantasy series' Bookseller+Publisher

The second book of this fabulous urban fantasy series from a new author ...romance, betrayal and family feuds + magic ...irresistible! For centuries, the gadda have worked to keep their identity secret from the rapidly expanding human race. All this is now at risk - the most terrible of gadda teachings, the Forbidden Texts, have been stolen and the race is on to find them. Ione Gorton may have got her best friend back from Australia, but Maggie's elevation to the ranks of the guardians means that she's not around as much. So when Stephen O'Malley, almost the youngest - and definitely the hottest - ever candidate for the sixth-order test, needs a place to stay after strange and violent happenings hit Sclossin, Ione is all too happy to lend a hand ...But Ione, like Maggie before her, is soon a target for those using the Forbidden Texts. The missing artefact is changing life for gadda and human alike ...Praise for Secret Ones:'a wonderful debut' Fangtastic Fiction'stunning, and very addictive ...if I don't get my hands on the next issue, I had better be in a coma or dead, because those are the only things that will stop me hunting it down' KIWIreviews

Nineteen year old Elizabeth Worthington was born to privilege. Uninterested in society and social status she turns her attention to her troublesome younger brother Albert who refuses to apply himself to his studies. When a last chance is given to Albert, and a new tutor shows up to Westerfield, Elizabeth begins to reexamine her aversion to marriage. A story about life, love, family and trust. Can societal expectations force Elizabeth into a future she loathes the thought of? Will wealth and rank win over love? From the author of The Dominion of Light comes Insolent. A story of romance set in Victorian Era Great Britain.