Emma Bailey: 7 books

First published in 1962, this is the autobiography of Emma Bailey, America’s very first woman auctioneer. Describing events from the 1940s through to the 1960s, Bailey delightfully tells of her experiences in a field long dominated by men, in an era when it was still highly controversial for women to go out into the workforce.

"They called for her only in their nightmares. And even then she did not answer." Harrison Gold had found her match. Emma Zjastr, better known as Empress, has been watching out for the amateur vigilante since they first agreed to an alliance. But Empress has never been just an ally, or a...

~Every time I slip, I surrender. And each time I slip, I worry that I'll fall.~ If you were on the verge of insanity, would you give into the voice in your head? Harrison Gold has been branded as a vigilante, and a target to the entire city. Are actions justified if it was an act of self-defence?...

When you've lost everything, what happens to your sanity? Crime, horror. Sadism, torture. Ungratifying pleasure for some, a nightmare for everyone else. Harrison Gold is a 25 year old tom-boy; currently working at WM Media. Disliked by most people, she moved to Brightfell for the good pay, friendly...

Not even a good liar. Lesley Dorantes defines herself by an old label, a socialite, but nobody's talked about her since her parents went missing. Lost, lonely, and lying to herself, Lesley calls for a distraction from the void in her mind. Mari answers, quickly proving that she's more than just a...

Adolf Hitler’s secret mistress, an upstanding member of the British aristocracy, gives birth to a daughter. The child is whisked away at infancy and raised as an orphan. She is protected from the truth concerning her origins, but that doesn’t prevent the remnants of Hitler’s scattered empire...

Galactic omens. Apocalyptic wastelands. 14 mind-bending stories of future worlds and dark fantasy on the brink of oblivion. Fate is never written in the stars. From embattled lunar colonies to inter-dimensional courtrooms and the murky alleyways of Victorian London, there’s no telling when...