Fate TurnsLeander loves three things: information, truth, and his sister. For her sake, he clambered down off the palace roofs to take a place as a sub-librarian in the library. He earns their keep in a world of books, papers, and the pursuit of answers to any and all questions. One more successful mission means promotion to full librarian—cementing his and his sister's place on the ground.But at night in his lonely bed, he dreams of a woman as far out of reach as a star in the sky. Seen and admired only from a distance: Danissa, the youngest of the magical Dancing Princesses.Sent to the summer palace to investigate a mystery—the destruction of a royal treasure—his investigation leads to Danissa. Promotion hinges on extracting vital information, but gaining her love requires restraint and secrecy. Work or love? Or find a way to win both?Two cautious hearts collide in a sweet romance in A Healer Princess.

<p>Magic breeds misery</p><p>Augusta fails to hold her family together, despite her magical gift for binding. Her cracked world breaks wide open the day her father decides to declare her vanished mother dead. Retracing the steps her mother took before fleeing promises to heal Augusta . . . or reveal the wrongness at the heart of her magic.</p><p>Luella loves her home of farms and fields amid swamps—but her magic ensures she finds every lost thing. One too many careless words of items lost in the wrong place, and her clan elders send her off to learn to control her magic . . . except truly grasping her power requires giving up hope of returning home.</p><p>Cheng speaks to the air and the earth, and they reply, ensuring he never walks alone. Until the day his work on the railroad upsets the elemental balance within him—and bit by bit he loses the ability to communicate with other humans.</p><p>The...

Fate hides Emmi indulges in cleanliness and order as a servant to the magical dancing princesses. The rest of her life? Regular chaos with her growing daughter's wants and needs, her brother sticking his nose into her business, and an impossible attraction to one of the princesses. Heron struggles with conflicting loyalties. As a sibling and citizen of their homeland, they remain loyal to the city of their birth. As a dancing princess, they help protect and preserve the land that uncovered and nurtured their magic—their homeland's feared rival and threat. Their only escape: their rooms, maintained as a haven by a woman they dare not admit they adore. Until Emmi's supervisor reassigns her. Deprived of regular contact, two lonely hearts seek each other—only to find barrier after barrier in their way. Dreamy and twisty, the pages of A Spy Princess practically turn themselves.