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178 items found for "lauren mills"
- "When Rumpy Met Sally" by Steve Aultman
Dusty’s daughter, Mistress Sally Miller, was quite clever, and good with her hands. Mistress Sally Miller mainly spun flax into linen . He led Sally to the first chamber, filled with a nice Ashford wheel and a lot of straw. There were bobbins and bobbins beyond number, all filled with 24 karat gold. It was magic. Image: "Rumpelstiltskin and The Miller's Daughter" by Henry J. Ford
- Practical Jack by James Dodds
With Seven League Boots, you travel twenty-one miles with each step. Who knows where you’ll end up! A roar filled his ears. Rushing wind—the last thing I’ll ever hear. Men kill for it. I have no wish to die defending something I never wanted in the first place.
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I hope we can find someone to fill this role.
- Review by Lissa Sloan: Buffy's House of Mirrors by Kim Malinowski
bit of a revelation: a pretty, petite blonde who just happened to be the Chosen One when it came to killing
- Review by Lissa Sloan: Hooked by A.C. Wise
The beast kills those who get in the way of its search for James, and only James can stop it.
- The Weather Witches by Kelly Jarvis
She lives, happily ever after, with her husband and three sons in a house filled with fairy tale books
- Review by Kelly Jarvis: Wake Me Most Wickedly by Felicia Grossman
The budding romance between Hannah and Soloman is filled with fairy tale references to apples and mirrors
- Throwback Thursday: The Crone in the Cornfield, by Kristen VanBlargan
For a moment, both were silent, and then the queen took her fill from the cup. *** No, we aren’t at the A faint glow filled the stone crevices of Lathe’s cell. As twilight filled the horizon, though, the field still bristled with swaying stalks. Water flowed and flowed from it, filling the field. She bears him three children, who are filled with fay curiosity.
- Review by Kelly Jarvis: What Monstrous Gods by Rosamund Hodge
life, and healing, and she is one of a handful of girls to be born with the power to enter the briars, kill
- Throwback Thursday: The Innocent Princess by Miriam Kresh
“Thank you, ma’am, I would like only milk and a little fresh fruit,” said Alice, looking at the steaming When Alice had eaten her fill, Ethel massaged her with oil of roses, leaving her relaxed from head to
- Throwback Thursday: Spells of Cast Iron by Sara Cleto & Brittany Warman
The simplest one is easy to make, soothing to mix, cleansing to bake, a bit of milk, vanilla flower,
- Review by Kelly Jarvis: The Society for Soulless Girls by Laura Stevens
When a new student is killed in the North Tower, Lottie and Alice become involved in a dangerous plot