Cherry Wilder

Reared in secret because of a birth defect, Yorath, prince and heir to the throne of Mel'Nir, only learns of his heritage after many adventures and encounters and then must decide what course his life will follow. Sequel to "A Princess of the Chameln" and second book of the "Rulers of Hylor" trilogy.

The Chameln are an ancient people of the continent of Hylor, ruled by a double sovereingty, chosen always from two families, the Am Firn and the Am Zot. The parents of Aidris Am Firn are assassinated and the warlike neighboring state of Mel'Nir invades Chameln. The princess must go swiftly into exile. Through long years Aidris keeps her secret and leads the live of a cavalry soldier in the peaceful realm of Athron, in preparation for the day her people throw off the yoke of the Mel'Nir. -- from the cover

Having been absorbed into the traditional life of the Moruia, four Earth people live peacefully on the planet Torin until an unscrupulous diviner tries to seize power.

With the help of two refugees from a penal colony, three earthmen, separated from a fourth on the planet Torin, elude capture by the Great Elder and gain cooperation for their mission.

An earthman arrives accidentally on a planet where the people are marsupial and changes the lives and fortunes of a family group living there.

ix, 140 pages ; 19 cm

Celebrity Magazine: book 1 For Celebrity magazine reporter Lee Radcliffe, tracking down the world-famous, notoriously private, horror-story writer Hunter Brown had become a personal quest. Her carefully planned ambush finally paid off at a small writer's conference in Flagstaff. Arizona. But when the master of the supernatural turned out to be a dark-eyed master of seduction. Lee knew that it would take more than just good interviewing skills to bet her an exclusive. Digging into private lives was her business, but now Hunter Brown had turned the tables. With one smoldering kiss he had exacted his price.