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A gripping 1930s-set whodunnit and love letter to Golden Age crime, this sequel to A Queer Case features amateur sleuth Selby Bigge, who must solve a murder at Lady Malcolm's Servants' Ball in London's Royal Albert Hall. Perfect for fans of Nicola Upson's Josephine Tey novels.

London 1930.

Selby Bigge and his aristocratic sidekick Theodora Smythe are invited to dine with Doctor Hector Fortescue and his family. While the Victorians might have defined heterosexuality and homosexuality as perversions, the doctor believes the former can be redeemed and the latter cured.

Later that evening Theodora becomes Theo and attends the Servants' Ball with Selby - a fancy-dress dance for servants, which attracts queers of all classes. There they meet the impossibly glamorous singer Lady Splendid and various members of the Fortescue household, including the doctor's handsome son, Lancelot. Before the night is out Selby and Theo will have another murder to solve.

Digging deeper, the duo discover that secrets abound both above and below stairs in the Kensington home of the Fortescue family. And the stakes get even higher when Selby encounters policemen he's met before - ones who'd love to arrest him for being queer.

Can Selby solve the crime or will this be his last dance?

The mystery deepens and the threat increases in the aftermath of an all-new villain's attack!

Put through the ringer at the mercy of Dreadshadow and the Shadow Coven, Wolverine and Spider-Man faced a terrible secret. Now witness the fallout of Dreadshadow's plan as a player from our heroes' past makes a startling move!

COLLECTING: Spider-Man & Wolverine (2025) #6-10

Libro Notable del New York Times de 2025

Una novela encantadora sobre la segunda oportunidad de una bruja para recuperar su magia y su vida, de la autora del best seller La Sociedad Secreta de Brujas Rebeldes.

¿Y si el amor es la magia más poderosa de todas?

Sera Swan era una de las brujas más poderosas de Gran Bretaña hasta que revivió a su tía abuela Jasmine, perdió la mayor parte de su poder, su aquelarre la exilió y acabó trabajando en el hotel rural familiar en Lancashire. Pero cuando se entera de la existencia de un antiguo grimorio con el que podría recuperar su magia, acude a Luke Larsen, un historiador puede ayudarla.

Luke no tenía intención de dejar que la gruñona bruja exiliada traspasara sus gélidas defensas, y por eso se sorprende cuando no solo accede a ayudar a Sera, sino que también descubre que esta tiene el poder de hacer que se derrita.

Dirigir un hotel, restaurar sus poderes y dar esquinazo al aquelarre sería mucho para cualquiera, pero Sera está a punto de descubrir que no tiene por qué hacerlo sola... y que la extraña y maravillosa familia que ha formado podría ser la magia más poderosa de todas.

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New York Times 100 Notable Book of 2025

AN INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER! - A whimsical and heartwarming novel about a witch who has a second chance to get her magical powers--and her life--back on track, from the national bestselling author of The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches.

Sera Swan used to be one of the most powerful witches in Britain. Then she resurrected her great-aunt Jasmine from the (very recently) dead, lost most of her magic, befriended a semi-villainous talking fox, and was exiled from her Guild. Now she (slightly reluctantly and just a bit grumpily) helps Jasmine run an enchanted inn in Lancashire, where she deals with her quirky guests' shenanigans, tries to keep said talking fox in check, and longs for the future that seems lost to her. But then she finds out about an old spell that could hold the key to restoring her power...

One woman's journey through progressive blindness and the extraordinary guide dog who kept her safe along the way

When ethics scholar Deni Elliott, born with limited vision, realized she could no longer navigate the world safely alone, she turned to a guide dog--a decision that reshaped her understanding of disability and independence. Co-authored with master trainer Graham Buck, Catching Sight offers a behind-the-scenes look at the world of guide dog breeding and training, revealing the intelligence and decision-making skills these dogs develop from birth.

Catching Sight is for readers interested in the transformative power of human relationships with animals. As Deni confronts her changing reality, she shares the hidden world of guide dog training and introduces Alberta, a yellow Lab whose quiet brilliance changed her interaction with the world and herself.

Catching Sight offers a fresh and unforgettable perspective on disability, identity, and the power of partnership.

A long-lost noble of the ruthless vampire court discovers she might not need to choose between her two suitors in this blood-pounding new romantasy from the USA Today bestselling author of the Bitten and Bound series.

Corinthe has spent a lifetime longing for excitement outside her sleepy human village. As a dhampir born of a human mother and vampire father, her unique abilities make her desired by those who lurk across the Feyline--the boundary that keeps the magical realm in perpetual twilight where vampires hold dominion. To stay safe, she's concealed her supernatural strength and taste for blood from her human neighbors, but when her yearning for excitement accidentally exposes her gifts, she is captured to sell to the highest bidder.

Terrified, she expects the worst. But rescue comes in the form of Vander, a handsome stranger who whisks her from the auction stage and across the Feyline . . . where he reveals himself to be a vampire knight of King Rasimir's court. Notorious for his cruelty, the deranged king is determined to extend his rule to the farthest reaches, and Vander has been tasked with delivering Corinthe to him.

Now a pawn in the vampire court, Corinthe learns that Rasimir intends to marry her off to the arrogant Prince Lorcan and exploit her daywalking abilities for his own gain. But a wedding isn't the only obstacle in her path to freedom. While Vander burns with dangerous charm, Lorcan watches her with hungry eyes. And both men claim they can help her--if she can trust them.

From New York Times bestselling author Corinne Michaels comes the first book in the new Heartstone Ranch series.

Tristan Stone is off limits.

It doesn't matter that the grumpy, single dad did nothing wrong. He's a cowboy and his last name means I'm bound by blood to hate him. My family would never be okay with me having feelings for our enemy.

When he stops--in the pouring rain--because I have a flat tire, the last thing I expect is for him to help me.

I do my best to ignore the water sliding off his hat and how he fills out those jeans. My best, however, is not good enough. Each night I close my eyes and dream of a future we can never have. And after he defends me at the bar and we share one magical dance? It only gets worse.

I know I should forget about him, but when I find him alone one night, I offer up a no-strings attached relationship that we both promise to keep secret. Sidelong glances across property lines morph into clandestine meetings under the stars wrapped up in each other's arms.

It doesn't matter that our families will never approve or that he's told me he can never love again, I crave him.

Soon our no feelings agreement is in tatters, and my heart belongs to that broken cowboy. Will he break it or will he defy them all and choose us instead?

"A must-read small-town romance with all the delicious heart Corinne Michaels does to perfection. You don't want to miss this read!" - Catherine Cowles, New York Times Bestselling Author

A terrifying and claustrophobic queer dark academia horror set in a demon-infested archive about trauma, grief and the lengths we will go to for love.

Perfect for fans of T. Kingfisher and Tori Bovalino.

GUILT. GRIEF. OBSESSION.

Michael Stein arrives at the Schechter Institute for Judaic Studies battered and broken, blaming himself for the tragic accident that took his boyfriend's life. He is haunted by his guilt and grief, but is determined to repent by completing his boyfriend's research into demonic entities.

But instead of being welcomed by the archivist, Michael is met by Jacob Schechter--the archivist's enigmatic, brooding grandson, who has inherited the Institute after his grandfather's death. As Michael explores the archive, delving into cryptic texts and whispered histories, shadows from the past begin to seep into the present. Tormented by demons both real and imagined, Michael's grief warps into something far darker--an intoxicating, yet increasingly toxic obsession with Jacob, whose own secrets threaten to destroy them both.

Now, Michael must confront the terrible truth behind his boyfriend's death--and his obsession with Jacob--before the darkness they awaken in each other claims more than just their love, and consumes them entirely.

Guided by certified crisis counselor Lisa Sugarman's expert hand, Surviving is an authentic, loving resource for those seeking to understand and heal from losing a loved one to suicide.

After suicide loss, the world can feel suddenly unfamiliar. Language fails, routines fracture, and grief doesn't follow any predictable path. Surviving speaks directly to those left behind, offering understanding, validation, and reassurance that what you are feeling--confusion, anger, guilt, numbness, even moments of calm--is not wrong.

Written for people navigating life after the suicide of a loved one, this book acknowledges the unique weight of suicide grief: the unanswered questions, the isolation, and the pressure to "move on" before you are ready. Rather than offering quick fixes, Surviving creates space for readers to grieve honestly, at their own pace, without judgment.

Through gentle reflections and practical guidance, the book explores what it means to live alongside loss--how to face anniversaries and sudden triggers, how to respond to well-meaning but painful comments, and how to care for yourself when energy and hope feel depleted. It recognizes that healing is not linear and that strength can look like simply getting through the day.

Ultimately, Surviving is about continuing--not forgetting, not "getting over" loss, but learning how to live with it while slowly rediscovering meaning, connection, and hope. For anyone walking this difficult path, it offers companionship, understanding, and the quiet reminder that you do not have to walk it alone.

From managing grief and overcoming mental health challenges to moving forward and rebuilding, this gentle resource includes tangible tools from Sugarman's comprehensive 18-category mental health resources platform, The HelpHUB(TM).

It's an essential read for survivors, mental health advocates, and anyone touched by the ripple effects of suicide. Survival is possible, and support is always within reach.

PING-PONG BATTLES AND HICCUP HIJINKS

Whether she's being hailed by elementary schoolers as "Empress Aharen" for her gaming prowess, racking up thousands of likes online, or battling Raido into a classroom ping-pong showdown, Aharen-san's actions are unpredictable. Raido accepts her antics--but even he's thrown off when not even a ferocious case of the hiccups can slow her down.

As their daily lives get stranger (and funnier), the bond between Raido and Aharen deepens with every absurd adventure!

If I Am Coming to Your Town, Something Terrible Has Happened offers one journalist's version of the truth about how we ended up here and how nasty, sad, and disturbing it really is. This is the real, unvarnished history whose first draft was written in the same chaotic and roughshod way that it always has been--by some weary reporter just trying to figure shit out.

But this isn't just a story about Justin Glawe and his experiences as a domestic war correspondent. It's about how the things we love--or thought we loved--can break us. From long-forgotten deaths in his Midwestern hometown and far northern Minnesota, through the ravages of endless police killings, to the border and its desperate migrants, in small towns torn apart by spree killings, at the Vegas massacre, the Dallas massacre, Ferguson, and through the stories of corrupt politicians and dirty cops as reported from dive bars, cheap motels, and truck stops across the nation, readers of If I Am Coming to Your Town, Something Terrible Has Happened will see through visceral writing what most people never see: the seams of an entire country tearing apart in front of their very eyes.

But just because something breaks you doesn't mean you have to stay broken. Things may be falling apart all around us, but we don't always have to bring it home. You can leave your gas mask--and your Jameson--at the door and be human again.

A compassionate and encouraging companion, The First-Gen Guide to Grad School has a message for all who aspire to keep learning and developing professionally: You belong.

For first-generation college students, navigating undergraduate life is hard enough. But applying to graduate school? That's an even taller mountain to climb. Accessible and inclusive, offering practical advice for everyone from community college transfers to adult learners with jobs and kids, The First-Gen Guide to Grad School empowers all students to pursue their educational and career goals.

Before John D. Kincaid became a sociologist, he was a first-gen student struggling to make grades and decode the unwritten rules of academia. With humor and heart, he demystifies the process of applying to master's, certificate, and PhD programs and tackles psychological barriers like financial anxiety and self-doubt. There are strategies here for choosing schools, writing personal statements, and understanding timelines and funding. Drawing on a decade of experience running application workshops, Kincaid pairs helpful checklists and examples with candid stories of what grad school is really like.

Sometimes it's as simple as meeting the boy next door.

Jenni lives alone with her cat Oscar - yes, she's single but, after breaking up with her boyfriend, she's more than content to be living alone. Sometimes she worries she might be playing things too safe, but she's had enough of taking risks.

Ben is a firefighter and, if he's honest, he's finding life hard. The arrival of a small tabby cat, who Ben decides to call Fred, helps him feel less isolated. But then, one day, Ben decides to take a chance. Wanting to reassure Fred's owner he's not stealing their cat, he attaches a note to the cat's collar.

As the two neighbours start corresponding via the cat, their notes to each other reveal the truths they are hiding from even their closest friends, and themselves.

The Cat Share is a warm and joyous romantic comedy about two strangers in love with one very greedy cat, inspired by a true story, for fans of The Flat Share, You've Got Mail and Rescue Me.

From the Sunday Times-bestselling author of Floating Hotel and Idolfire comes a science fantasy tale of history and myth, magic and mystery, perfect for fans of Shelley Parker-Chan and A. K. Larkwood

Be careful what you pray for . . .

Cod became an archaeologist to chase the ghost of her hero, Aleya Ana-Ulai. History may have written Aleya off as a myth, but Cod is determined to prove she existed, even if it means sifting through relics for the rest of her life.

Then a message arrives summoning her home. Cod's former teacher has found something monumental: the ruins of an enchanted city, slumbering beneath the soil.

This could be the breakthrough they've always dreamed of. But with war brewing, rival powers circling, and ancient magics stirring underfoot, their discovery soon becomes far more trouble than it's worth. Even Cod starts to wonder if some things are better left buried . . .

Heaven's Graveyard is a sinister lesbian history mystery bringing old magic into a dangerous new century.

Meet Amelia Miles and Shackleton Jones -- just regular best friends, enjoying a totally normal blizzard of large purple globs of goop . . . Wait, what?! Strap yourselves in, kids, this is one ooey-gooey adventure!

Nature has a dark (purple) side and Amelia Miles, Shackleton Jones, and their parents are stuck in the middle of it! Well, sort of. Is it technically "nature" if the icky-sticky tornado was created by the ultra-villain, Glam-Evil?

In any case, the storm is just the beginning. Miles and Jones brave the maze of a deep dark cave, leap over a flowing river of lava, and face-off with Glam-Evil in her own lair. It's time for this ultra-villain to take care of her own sticky mess!

Don't miss the next hilarious epic (and epically hilarious) adventure: The Curse of the Cactuses!

"Classic small-town, homecoming rom-com goodness! I laughed, I gasped, and I wished I could be in the front row of the community theater. You'll want this one in your beach bag!"--Lyla Sage, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Done and Dusted and Soul Searching

When four former theater kids reunite after twenty years, forgotten crushes, unresolved tension, and fresh chemistry steal the spotlight in this charming queer ensemble rom-com.

Love always deserves an encore.

As teens, Annie, Lola, Vicky, and Dylan stole the show in a legendary gender-swapped version of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. Two couples, one unforgettable summer--until the closing-night party tore them apart, and not all of them knew why.

Now, with lives that look nothing like they imagined, the foursome is called home by their beloved director for a one-night-only revival to save the theater and the town. Returning to Rhodes means facing everything they left behind: long-buried secrets, undeniable chemistry, and the chance to write a brand-new ending--together.

Brimming with nostalgia, wit, and small-town sparkle, Play It Again is a heartwarming story of first love, second chances, and the magic of finding your way back to the stage--and to the ones who knew you best.