Kirjahaku

Seahaven's Orphan Mystery: Book 2-At seventeen Lucien is alone in the world, with nothing but a comfortable inheritance and an empty house. Until he finds the letter his mother hid away for him, in which she describes her short marriage to the man she'd steadfastly refused to talk about while she'd been alive- his father. It's a risk to hunt down a man who might be a murderer as well as a father. God will have to watch out for him.

Standing at the cliff edge, the mute Zephyr dropped over an animated thought tapestry that expressed all her loneliness and yearning. A Blue Howler snatched her in response; a mysterious blue creature of the night wind. Zephyr woke up to find herself in an underground cavern world, but one filled with light, air and other humans. She could only express herself through her Thought Energy pictures.Meeting the prince of Istish, she was drawn into helping him save his city from a dreadful enemy.With his instincts the prince understood her better than anyone she'd ever known. But saving the city might require the ultimate expression of love; they might have to give their lives.

In order to fix time a Mechanic must be chosen.Jeremy was an ordinary man one minute, and then he became the Time Mechanic the next. Being ordinary hadn't prepared him for having strange visions, getting stuck with odd teammates compelled to stay by his side, or the massive responsibility. He was the one man who could prevent the current time from becoming a tragic history lesson and it was terrifying. If he managed to succeed, who would he become after being the Time Mechanic?

Cinderella's stepsister meets an imp, a tinker, and her true self.It just isn't fair that Cinderella ends up with the prize and Atlantia is stuck with the drudgery. Instead of a godmother, Atlantia gets an imp. Instead of a romantic coach ride to a magnificent ball, she ends up down a side street at the wrong end of town. And instead of a handsome Prince, the only man interested in her is an impertinent tinker. Obviously, something needs to change. Atlantia just didn't expect the transformation to begin with herself. Was it possible God wanted her to learn something, not only about escaping hardship, but also about herself?