Meyari Mcfarland: 213 books

Gavin wasn’t terribly pleased to be tapped as unofficial Clan heir. He’d rather just learn how the business ran and help his relatives.   But when his little sister Anwyn came home with dreadful injuries, Gavin realized that it wasn’t just paperwork.   He was responsible...

Mayami snorted, twin jets of fire shooting from her nostrils. Her whole damn family was a giant pain in her tail. Horde this, hoard that. Why was it so darn important that she pick a 'proper' hoard? She was still young, too young to get stuck on one thing? Why couldn't her family get...

Grandma Kaede's house should have been hopelessly run down and unlivable. Sasha's inheritance couldn't be that good.   In fact, it was a puzzle in near-perfect condition. Then the contractor who came to fix the flaws drew Sasha her out like a snail emerging from its shell.   Home....

The solution to Leisl's construction problem came wrapped in an opportunity. When Cassidy came over to help Leisl install a tub in her new tiny house on wheels, Leisl expected nothing other than a functioning tub. But Cassidy was huge, strong and adorable, all the things that Leisl most...

Candy Courtship, Amirah's favorite pastry shop, smelled of yeast and the acrid bright smell of fresh green tea. It was all the more welcoming because of the proprietors sweet, beautiful Calliope and her twin sister Hayden. Four months had won Amirah shy smiles, blushes across Calliope's dark cheeks but no more. Could true love bloom amid pastries, candy and green tea?

The air Keanu had summoned dripped moisture. As it should. A thousand feet below the surface, one expected dampness.   One did not expect the Gods of the Sea to request Keanu and the team locate a baby god.   Even less did one expect that Keanu would know that god: Narinder...

Blood dripped down Shafaqat's side. He'd wedged himself between the coal bin and the airship wall but wasn't safe.   An assassin was on the Tender Blessings.   The war, his past, who knew why? It didn't really matter.   What mattered was stopping the assassin...

June leaned over the balcony railing, letting the weight of her arms pull at her. Mist hid the Web beneath her. This high up, all you saw were balconies, railings, cables and blackberry vines tangled together. The ground far below was beyond her sight. And too dangerous to visit. June...

Sixty-three years of war had taken its toll on everyone in Rudrash, Chisa included.   He was old. So old for someone who still felt so young. His body was failing him.   Worse, it was failing Na'im. His magical younger brother and weapon against their enemies. Soon he...

Adjusting to life on the Graceful Swan had not been easy for Ale Aukema. Yes, it was better than living in the Undercity. Safer, at least.   But she had no idea how to handle the social side of things. So when King Ru Shashi asked her to be his aide, to guard his back and help him deal...

Heat pounded through Ariel's spacesuit.   Hammer: hottest planet in the union. Good name for the place. The heat really did hit you like a sledgehammer between the eyes.   Scientific missions to figure out Hammer's secrets were one thing. Dealing with annoying coworkers...

Esme breathed slow. Deliberately. Worst damned idea in the universe. The worst. Putting all three of the Mullane troublemakers, Esme, Ariel and Dana, in the same place at the same time was guaranteed to cause trouble. She didn't know how. Or when. Or what. But it was going to happen. Turns...

Chi hummed under her breath as she rocked on toes to heel. Patience. A nurse was patience personified. Even when her doctors were idiots who couldn't see what was in front of them and when their so-called patients were ancient aliens more amused by their bickering than they should be. Seriously,...

Mawunyo crouched low behind his shield. Nasim lay beneath the shifting tower of fire, seconds away from death. No. He would not allow it. Eight years married. Twenty-one years best friends. He would not lose Nasim. The curse of the towers of fire would be stopped. Mawunyo would...