Orias is a fallen angel, condemned to wander Earth for all eternity. Most angels would be ashamed of such a status, but Orias flaunts it. A rebel and a trickster, Orias is proud of what he is, and has no desire to return to the world of spirits... until he's approached by his old friend Sandalphon, who begs him to change his ways. Getting back into Archangel Michael's good graces won't be easy. First, the rebellious Orias will have to complete a few missions as a spirit guide, and prove he can be a good boy. But can he? Orias is paired with Kate, a lonely young girl who becomes his reluctant new partner. Unfortunately, they have nothing in common.

In the same way that "The Indigo Children" was a phenomenon that was much talked-about, before the book came out and explained it, "Earth Angels" is a topic of much discussion among spiritually minded people world-wide. Four years ago, Doreen Virtue wrote an article on the topic, and then a chapter in her book, "Healing with the Angels," and then more information in "Healing with the Fairies." Since that time, Doreen has been flooded with letters from people who resonate with the idea, requesting more information. "Earth Angels" will be the first book devoted to the topic. Doreen will describe the five different types of lightworkers: Incarnated Angels (those who had previous lives as angels, but who are now here as humans); Incarnated Elementals (those whose previous lives were in the elemental kingdom, as fairies, elves, etc.); Starpeople (those who have lived the majority of their past lives on other planets); Walk-In's (those who came from a high spiritual realm and walked-in to another person's life, as that soul gladly exited their body); and Reincarnated Sorcerers, Sorceresses, and Wizards (those whose most recent past life was during Arthurian or Atlantian times, when they practiced high magic). The book will include dozens of case studies; a fascinating analysis of an extensive survey that Doreen has conducted among people who identify with the five types of Earth Angels; and guidance to help readers to feel happier about their lives, their own idiosyncrasies, and their missions.

In Earth Angel: A Guide to Finding Your Wings, Sonja Grace brings an entirely new perspective to the angel genre. She has been traveling and working in the angelic realm for over 30 years is dedicated to Divine love and is an Earth Angel. Our planet has moved into the fifth dimension and we are about to witness a new order of earth angels. Hundreds of thousands of people are beginning to feel a calling to their spiritual light. Yet, some feel misunderstood, different and in many cases extremely sensitive and intuitive about people and events. Sonja Grace was destined to write Earth Angel: A Guide to Finding Your Wings to assist those emerging souls who are searching for answers and hoping to discover their path of service and their spiritual connection to the divine. Through her own extraordinary case studies, Sonja Grace reveals what it is like to do the work of an earth angel and how she has used her gifts to locate missing people, conduct long distance healing and council a myriad of international clients. Readers are taken on a journey into the angelic realms. Sonja Grace offers fresh insight and descriptions along with explanations of the angels and the earth angel phenomenon; what they are, how to identify them, what they do, where they come from and their particular mission at this time in the earth’s history.

Ever since she's been dead, Kaylene's had one dream: to become an Archangel. Her training has been her focus, her obsession, her passion—and now she's only five missions away from making the dream come true. Kaylene's dedication has made her one of the most popular Archangel candidates. She has a legion of fans and a portfolio of glamorous pictures. Every magazine wants to interview her, every spirit wants to be her, and no demon can withstand her blade. Kaylene can handle anything that comes her way, but she'll face her biggest challenge yet: a rebel student named Ben. Almost an Archangel is the sixth book in the Spirit School series.

What if Prince Charming wasn't so charming? When the glass slipper fits and the handsome prince proposes, Cinderella expects a happily ever after. Free from her stepmother's clutches, she thinks she's bound for a better life. She couldn't be more wrong. On the way to her fiance's palace, Cinderella and her stepsister are attacked by a dragon. After a narrow escape, they're abducted by a shapeshifter named Fenix, who is immune to death and has no free will. Cinderella's capture was ordered by Donnabella, a wicked witch who lives in a giant boot. Cinderella just wants to get back to her prince... until she realizes she has feelings for someone else.

Why can't a wicked witch get a happy ending too? Imprisoning Donnabella was a bad idea—A VERY bad idea—and now Prince Sharman has to pay for it. As soon as she's free, she turns the pompous prince into a frog. Then a miscast spell sends them on an adventure of their own... While Sharman is away, his Winter Palace is conquered by the bratty Prince Gideon, who turns Cinderella into one of slaves. Princes, shapeshifters and witches all find happy endings in the conclusion of this satirical fairytale mishmash.

WARNING: Be advised, this version of Wizard of Oz contains very strong language. First and foremost, Dylan Gale is the caregiver of his dying mother. When he's not taking care of her, he single-handedly tends to the family farm. Well... not quite single-handedly. He gets a lot of help from his loyal terrier and good boy, Simon. One fateful night, a storm sweeps through Kansas and whisks him away to the land of Oz. There, he meets a “good” witch named Glennis, who sends him on an “important mission” to save the people of Oz. (He's actually murdering her sister, but he doesn't need to know that). Along the way, he meets a foul-mouthed lady scarecrow, a cowardly knight (wearing way too much armor), and an excessively polite robot named Ten. A Farm Boy in Oz is a genderbent fantasy retelling that isn't meant to be taken too seriously. Please note: This was originally released as a 2-part series. A Farm Boy in Oz: The Complete Collection contains both parts of the story.

He can't decide if he wants to kiss her... or kill her. To become a dark wizard, Anshan Hedi must kill five humans. No one ever told him he couldn't target the terminally ill. He decides to take the lives of people who are already suffering, even if his fellow wizards disapprove. Hedi meets Amaria, a young cancer patient who draws him into her world. He's supposed to take her life... but what if she takes his heart instead? This book includes a poem written by Jennifer Michaels Ball, a survivor of Chronic Mylogenous Leukemia.

In a twisted kingdom, slaves toil on “human farms,” where their blood is harvested for their vampire overlords. One such overlord is Oskar, a fiendish prince and torturer. Prince Oskar always gets what he wants, and when he sets his eyes on Adeline, his cousin's latest captive, he decides to make her his mistress. Caught in the clutches of the wicked prince, Adeline despises Oskar for the cruel fate he's forced on her. As their tumultuous relationship unfolds, Adeline grapples with conflicting emotions of hatred and an inexplicable attraction. Can she see through the veil of darkness surrounding Oskar and discover the truth behind his actions? Or can he not be redeemed? Fiendish Prince is a dark fantasy with forbidden romance and damaged vampire princes. Content Warning: Strong violence

The most beautiful queen meets her match... Queen Hetid, the world's most beautiful queen, is sought after by countless bachelors. In fact, she's been proposed to four hundred and fifty-six times by fifty-seven different men over the last two centuries. She's so well-loved, she never expected to be targeted by assassins... until now. After a brush with death, she's rescued by Noah Kidd, the roguish friend of elven King Nils. But what are Noah's motivations? Could he be hiding his true intentions?