Rebecca Hillary: 6 books

In the days before the Third War, Toth was a peaceful city on the borders of the verdant valleys of the kingdom of Beranonir, in an area known as the Galonian Steppe. Barbarian raiders stalked the steppe however there were few attacks on Toth. The Duke’s personal guard dealt with those that occurred...

Speak of the North, a Lonely Moor is a collection of the poems of not only the Brontë sisters, but also of their brother, Branwell, with whom they wrote as children. The title itself comes from a poem by Charlotte, a beautiful and haunting ode to the land they called home, the glorious county of...

ASHES AND LAVENDER is a trilogy of short stories loosely inspired by fairytales, but these are definitely not the fairytales you would tell your children. These alienated fairytale heroines all know that there's more to life than fluttering your eyelashes and wearing pretty dresses if you want to...

"I don't want her to have to cry her heart out as I have for almost every day of my adult life. I want her to be happy, always." When Scarlett Haye asks her doctor to ensure that her baby never has to suffer the pain and sorrow she has gone through herself, she thinks she's just doing what's...

Jodie Maine is just an ordinary girl trying to make it as an author when she unexpectedly finds herself on a date with her high school history teacher. No longer teaching, he is now in a band and wastes no time in introducing Jodie to his bandmates. In almost no time, her humdrum life becomes a tangle...

This volume offers very specific illustrations of psychoanalytic ways of thinking and working in both clinical and pedagogical contexts with children. It is designed for professionals who work with infants, children, and adolescents, and who are seeking modes of working that respects emotions, that...