G G Andrew: 18 books

Poet Eliza Stein is trying to establish herself as a new professor at a prestigious university. But when she meets and quarrels with the older Dr. Kunal Narang over sentence diagramming, she realizes it’s going to be more difficult to stake out her place than she expected. If only Kunal wasn’t...

Kim Xavier steals things. She can't help it. Recovering from her shoplifting addiction has never been easy, but she's giving it a shot. When she comes home to a ransacked apartment, Kim knows she's finally taken the wrong thing from the wrong person. And she can't tell the police--especially not the...

KaveMan is a London graffiti artist--world famous, wealthy, brilliantly creative. And Laurel Xavier hates him. Laurel, a laid-off city planner, is bitter from compromising her dreams and still losing her sensible job. So when she gets a glimpse of the mysterious KaveMan, whose dream is apparently...

In the first of Evan Andrew’s Regency romances, the violent world of smuggling is revealed through the eyes of Julia, a spirited young woman who leaves the Court of George III to start a new life with her great-uncle in the country town of Winchelsea. What secrets does her reclusive great-uncle...

she died while he was in prison and he couldn't escape feeling responsible. he, her beloved son, had become a dope fiend, after all, so her shame must have been lethal. lethal too is self-loathing; it's the very engine of addiction. she had been buried deep in the woods way up north and, by the time...

Set in the Regency period just after the Napoleonic wars, 'Shadows of Doubt,' is the eagerly awaited sequel to 'Shadows in the Night,' which follows the fortunes of Julia Farraday. A spirited young woman of independent means following the death of her great uncle, Julia receives an invitation to attend...

The Spanish Woman is based on a true 17th century story of a young Spanish noblewoman, Luisa de Coyes Francheros, who was captured by Turkish pirates. She is ruined, and if she returned home would be forced to live in a convent for the rest of her life. In Turkey she befriends the Sultan's mother, and is plunged into an alien world of Court intrigues set against an extraordinary love story.

Do you want to maximize future job opportunities and quit your job with minimal stress? I’m going to show you why the most important part of the job hunt is how you leave a job. Despite the thousands of career advice books that are released each year, none are dedicated to the importance...

On December 20th 1968 a young courting couple innocently parked their car on a remote Lake Herman road and were brutally shot to death, on the 5th July 1969 once again a young courting couple parked their car on Blue Rock Springs and were savagely shot to death. By a man who named himself, ‘Zodiac.’...

Two boys, one stove and several matchsticks … what could possibly go wrong? At ten years old, Taiwo desperately wants to be a big boy, but the local kiosk won’t sell him cigarettes. After eating beans every day for several weeks, his twin brother, Kehinde, would rather eat sand. One...

Carroll’s empathy for the emotions of childhood is part of what gives the “Alice” books their energy; they approximate how bewildering and curious the world can seem through a young person’s eyes. When Carroll looked through the lens of his Victorian camera, what he saw was through the looking...

Like most people I have never really paid much attention to Crop Circles, they have just seemed to me to be harmless phenomena that the farmers of the fields were singularly annoyed about. The kind of groups that gathered around these Crop Circles seemed to me to be the New Age types, who advocated...

Like most people I have never really paid much attention to Crop Circles, they have just seemed to me to be harmless phenomena that the farmers of the fields were singularly annoyed about. The kind of groups that gathered around these Crop Circles seemed to me to be the New Age types, who advocated...

Like most people I have never really paid much attention to Crop Circles, they have just seemed to me to be harmless phenomena that the farmers of the fields were singularly annoyed about. The kind of groups that gathered around these Crop Circles seemed to me to be the New Age types, who advocated...