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Absolutely bonkers world-building (in the best possible way) brings the Hart & Mercy trilogy to a wonderful end. Rosie Fox is world-weary and stuck in a rut as a Tanrian Marshal. No surprise there, as she's a a 6 1/2 ft tall immortal demigod with garnet colored eyes who's tired of seeing everyone she loves die. So when she electrocutes herself touching a live-wire (after unsuccessfully thumping a transit portal to get it working), it's just another painful and fatal day at work.
Then Dr. Adam Lee, inventor of the portal used by travelers in the world of the New Gods, arrives to fix his invention and Rosie's world is upended. The "pocket-sized" humorless man with his bespoke suits and polished manner was just made to be messed with. Marshal Fox is here for it, until Adam and Rosie find themselves stranded with an unworkable portal, a landscape shaped by…
From the author of The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy comes a new heartwarming fantasy rom-com with an opposites-attract twist set in the delightful, donut- and dragon-filled world of Tanria.
Immortal demigod Rosie Fox has been patrolling Tanria for decades, but lately, the job has been losing its luster. When Rosie dies (again) by electrocution (again) after poking around inside a portal choked with shadowy thorns, she feels stuck in the rut that is her unending life.
The portal's uptight creator, Adam Lee, must come in person to repair the damage. But when all the portals break down at once,…
It is April 1st, 2038. Day 60 of China's blockade of the rebel island of Taiwan.
The US government has agreed to provide Taiwan with a weapons system so advanced that it can disrupt the balance of power in the region. But what pilot would be crazy enough to run…
This is a novel that I wish had been available when I was a teen, when YA books for Jewish teens were mostly sad Holocaust tales. Important books, but not always what a teen wants to read. Night Owls instead is a wonderful, romantic vampire story that draws heavily on Jewish folklore, both Ashkenazi (Eastern European) and Middle Eastern (Syrian). At its core it's a love letter to Yiddish theater on New York's 2nd Avenue, an art that peaked in the early 20th century and produced stars who went on to mainstream theater and film.
Clara and Molly (once herself a star of the Yiddish theater), were turned into estries, vampire owls, at the moment of their deaths at the hands of men. They created a found family and Clara's the big sister, constantly on-guard against discovery, while Molly is the risk taker. When Molly's girlfriend Anat comes back into…
* National Jewish Book Award Winner * Green Mountain Book Award Nominee * Sydney Taylor Book Award Winner *
In this thrilling paranormal YA romance debut steeped in folklore, two estries-owl-shifting female vampires from Jewish tradition-face New York's monstrous underworld to save the girl one of them loves with help from the boy one of them fears before they are, all of them, lost forever.
Clara loves rules. Rules are what have kept her and her sister, Molly, alive-or, rather, undead-for over a century. Work their historic movie theater by day. Shift into an owl under the cover of night.…
