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Adventurous, imaginative Mary Rose simply wants to explore a little more of the Wyoming mountains around her grandmother's ranch. She knows that once winter arrives, she'll be stuck at the ranch for months and months. She seizes her chance for one last autumn outing and heads for a beautiful lake her new friends have told her about. But a blizzard descends while she's out riding alone, trapping her in a cabin inhabited by three fierce and furry strangers.

Stranded together in a snowstorm, a take-charge alpha and a tough-minded midwife will either work out their differences in a steamy collision or blow up both their worlds!

On Christmas, a clandestine figure reaches out to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow with a tantalizing proposal: a foolproof plan to neutralize Russia's strategic nuclear weapons stockpile in exchange for political asylum.

Booklist calls the world of Hugo Award winner Elizabeth Bear’s spellbinding Jacob’s Ladder series “magnificently populated, well worth visiting.” Here the trilogy that began with Dust and Chill draws to its stunning conclusion. The passengers of the generation spaceship Jacob’s Ladder have found a new home at last. But the planet Grail is already inhabited - and its population of genetically engineered humans has no intention of sharing the world.

Die Nazis waren doch im Besitz der Atombombe! Zu diesem Schluss kommt Will Jaeger, Abenteurer, Ex-Elitesoldat und neuestes Mitglied der Geheimen Jäger - jener im verborgenen agierenden Einheit, die Kriegsverbrecher aufspürt und zur Strecke bringt. Beweise dafür findet er in den österreichischen Alpen. Genauso wie ein ermordetes Kamerateam und Hinweise darauf, dass Hank Kammler und seine Schergen, die das "Vierte Reich" errichten wollen, sich Zugang zu diesem tödlichen Erbe verschafft haben. Kammler scheint mittlerweile verzweifelt genug, die Bombe einzusetzen.

An untested group of Shield-Brethren initiates stand before the sprawling Mongol army in a bloody circus of sadistic violence, while a hardened company of their finest roam the desolate wasteland of the Mongol empire, wrapping their dead in blood-soaked soil and struggling to find the strength to fight even as they mourn. The warrior-monks, both in the East and the West, sharpen their swords for a final battle. The Khan of Khans must be slain if Christendom is to survive.