Marie Medina: 63 books

Gwynn thinks all her friends have gone mad when they begin insisting that Orman, their lord’s steward, is interested in her. Orman’s been in love with Gwynn for months, but he’s kept his mouth shut because he fears rejection. When it becomes obvious everyone knows about his feelings...

Asmund knows he’s put off marriage too long. With his two closest friends happily mated to members of the wolf pack, he allows himself to be talked into hosting a ball to find himself a wife. He’s spent too many years waiting for the perfect person to simply fall into his lap. But just...

When an online romance finally bites the dust, Ashley wants to get back to her first love, writing. She jumps at the chance to meet Thomas, another online friend and fellow writer who has been both supportive and helpful with her recent writing projects. Thomas knows his late night chats with Ashley...

Gerard was destined by blood to become a vampire, but chose to become a werewolf in an effort to escape the sadistic vampire clans. When Morgaine, the queen of the vampires, tricked him into drinking her blood, he was burdened with the powers of both races. He thought he was rid of Morgaine after...

Ryden agreed to represent the Sons of Fenrir at the wedding of the fae king with every intention of leaving the reception as fast as his strict code of conduct would allow. Finding his mate there leaves him reeling, especially since his clan will never accept the omega wolf shifter. Ryden has a duty...

Gregor arrives in the fae court ready to cement an alliance. When he finds his mate there, he doesn’t hesitate to make their union a part of the momentous event, even though he neglects to inform his newly found mate about any of this. Jared is drawn to the Alpha of the wolf pack immediately,...

In an anthology of revolution and resistance, a sisterhood of YA writers shines a light on a century and a half of heroines on the margins and in the intersections. To respect yourself, to love yourself, should not have to be a radical decision. And yet it remains as challenging for an American...