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A wounded war veteran and Rosie, a woman wrongly imprisoned for murdering her husband, bond over training a service dog and vow to get Rosie out of jail.

Forced into marriage with the murderer of her family, a Greek queen fights to protect the children she bears with him and plots revenge.

From New York Times bestselling author Susan Wilson comes What a Dog Knows, another heartwarming novel about humans and the dogs that change our lives. Ruby Heartwood has spent her life running away. Away from the orphanage where she was left as a newborn, away from those who exploited her, and away from the man who raped her. She ran from child welfare authorities as a runaway and teenage mother. She’s never stayed put. She’s never felt connected. Until now. Ruby is a psychic, a fortune teller. She has spent most of her life working at street fairs, carnivals, and the odd Renaissance Faire. Of late, her abilities to tell a person’s fortune have been declining. One night she pulls off the road during a violent thunderstorm, sheltering in her Volkswagen Westfalia. At the storm’s height, a bolt of lightning leaves Ruby shaken––and changes her life. As the storm clears, Ruby finds a visitor sitting outside her van door: a little dog who says, quite distinctly, Let me in. Ruby has woken up able to hear the thoughts of animals, so she adds that to her list of psychic offerings and signs up for the Harmony Farms Farmers’ Market and Makers Faire. With the little Hitchhiker, her fast friend and her familiar, Ruby finds herself lingering in Harmony Farms. At the same time, she is haunted by dreams that lead her to wonder if she hasn’t been running away all this time, but running toward something––or someone.

A loving wife and mother, Cleo Grayson McCarthy is desperate for solitude to finish her latest novel and decides to spend the summer alone, away from her family, at Cameo Lake in New Hampshire and finds herself drawn to the enigmatic and reclusive composer who lives across the lake. Reprint.

Forced into marriage with the murderer of her family, a Greek queen fights to protect the children she bears with him and plots revenge.

From a fast-rising star, the author of "The Fortune Teller's Daughter," comes a poignant novel of love lost and found, set in the Massachusetts town of Hawke's Cove. "Emotionally inspiring . . ."--"Romantic Times."

"The Extinction Trials 1-3" by Susan Wilson is a collection that encompasses the first three volumes of a speculative fiction series exploring themes of survival, ethical dilemmas, and the consequences of humanity's actions on the environment. Set in a dystopian future where the world is grappling with the aftermath of ecological collapse, the narrative follows a group of diverse characters who are thrust into a perilous competition known as the Extinction Trials. The trials are designed to test the limits of human endurance and ingenuity in a world where species are on the brink of extinction. Key characters include a determined protagonist who grapples with personal loss and moral choices, a resourceful ally with a complex past, and an antagonist whose motivations challenge the group's ideals. As they navigate treacherous landscapes and confront both natural and human-made threats, the characters must confront their beliefs about survival, sacrifice, and the value of life. Throughout the series, Wilson delves into the interplay between humanity and nature, raising questions about responsibility and the potential for redemption. Readers can expect a thought-provoking exploration of the human condition set against a backdrop of thrilling adventure and ethical quandaries.