Byrne: 544 books

Sarah Scraghill has been sent away from Maythwaite by her father, to thwart her relationship with Jack, the most reckless of the Marriott brothers. She now lives in London with her rich cousins, the Porters. Jack visits the Porters one day, not knowing she lives there and a misunderstanding leads...

She is only a 12 year old kid, but as her day/week progressed, she found she was no ordinary kid and everything around her was not as it seems with good fi ghting bad with a touch of magic thrown in.

Sequel to Dingo Run Bushrangers: Book Four A novel from the Dragon-ghosts of Viscaya Universe It’s the late 1870s in Australia, and while bushranger Jim Kelly hates the idea of shooting anyone, his boyfriend Mark Turner wants to pull a train heist, so Jim has to make a tough choice. Years...

Fifteen year old Isa Muirison loves her life working for the floating shops of Orkney at the turn of the 20th century. But her happy family life is thrown into turmoil by her father’s decision to emigrate to Canada, her sister’s illness, and her own love for Davie, a penniless whisky runner. Despite...

This touching tale with universal themes of love and pain, struggle and joy, takes place in the little town of Glendora, nestled in the hills of County Wicklow, Ireland. Follow young Nora Murphy as she struggles to build a life for her self and her baby and experience the ups and downs of a single...

A Romantic Gothic in the Classic Tradition! Even the pure at heart quail when the demon walks in this spellbinding work of romantic suspense (also published as Hoaxbreaker). When Beatrice Benedict is unwillingly drawn back to Thorncliff Manor after the mysterious disappearance of a family member,...

At the Ferocious Dragon Academy, dragons-in-training learn the arts of bone crunching and teeth sharpening. But there is one dragon who harbours a passion for a most undragon-like pastime . . . Meet Flamie Oliver. To look at, Flamie is as terrifying as a dragon can get. But behind closed doors,...

On a small Scottish island in 1906, women have few options, unless, like Chrissie Reid, they take the law into their own hands. On the 14th of April, 1920, Chrissie Reid received a letter from a dead man. No one knew he was dead and buried in the byre, except Chrissie herself. ** **Since...

Welcome to the quaint village of Castleduff, Co. Wicklow, nestled between the mountains and the sea on the east coast of Ireland. A place where great poverty and impressive wealth exist side by side, separated only by the main road and society's prejudices. Follow the story of a family of "Traveling...

Examining a 300-year period that encompasses the Scientific Revolution, this engrossing book offers a fresh and clearly organized discussion of the human experience of health, medicine, and health care, from the Age of Discovery to the era of the French Revolution. • Photographs and illustrations...

Entre 1616 et 1641, Clément de La Roque Bouillac, seigneur de Saint-Géry, baron de Loupiac, en pleine guerres de religion et alors que le pouvoir royal cherche à se raffermir, est chargé d’approcher les chefs huguenots pour le compte du roi de France. Ce seigneur provincial, peu au fait...

Tonya Callahan is struggling to become a jockey in the male-dominated world of Thoroughbred racing. But there is something more sinister then sexism at work at the small Southwestern track where Tonya lives with her father, a successful trainer. Just as she is about to obtain her apprentice jockey’s...

Short story about the drama on Christmas Eve when two young girls from a large Irish family got lost in a snow storm, trying to do a good deed.