Animals

Officer Kate Marino has a complicated relationship with her hometown. But there’s one thing that could bring her back: Her seventeen-year-old niece Alice disappeared two days ago. And she’s not the only woman who’s gone missing. With police dogs Nero and Bella (now retired) in tow, Kate returns to her childhood home and the ghosts that inhabit it. It’s not just the looming presence of her father, however, that hinders Kate’s investigation. Something even more sinister awaits her there.

Helen Harper presents Book 5 in the Cat Lady Chronicles...

Cats once again prove to be the best medicine in the wonderful third book following the award-winning, bestselling Japanese novel We’ll Prescribe You a Cat. When you are lost, the Kokoro Clinic for the Soul will find you. Dr. Nikké and his clinic are always ready to offer their unconventional...

When Daisy Turner returns to the seaside village of Honeysuckle Harbour to take over her late father's vet practice, she's expecting muddy paws, cuddly cats, and the chance to grieve in peace. What she gets is a new vet trying to drive her out of business, a handsome new colleague... and a dead body. Margot Kinkade was a successful local pug breeder, and when the police say her death was an accident, Daisy isn't convinced.

THE BRAND-NEW, FEEL-GOOD LISTEN ABOUT FRIENDSHIP, OUR CANINE COMPANIONS, AND THE JOY OF SECOND CHANCES FROM TWO-MILLION-COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR RUTH HOGAN They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks, but Desmond and Leona are about to find out that it's never too late to start living your...

From the brilliant Zoje Stage, Bram Stoker Award finalist and author of Baby Teeth, Something of a Calling is an unsettling look at a woman—and a world—on the brink of change. This gorgeous hardcover edition includes sprayed edges. Detective Andy Cooper is about to retire. She isn’t sure...

Immediately upon his release from a twenty-five-year prison sentence, former veterinarian Trevor Westmore gets his first surprise as a free man: A guard gives him a German shepherd puppy. While Trevor anxiously tries to build a new life, his dog, Libby, provides the routine and responsibility he...

Meet Layla and Franklin Bishop. They're a married Los Angeles pair in their late thirties whose twelve-year relationship began like a house on fire-but now all that's left are the dying embers. When a maddening incident involving a fender bender, a gushing Hydro Flask, and their back-seated dog...

Cloverreach Meadow has long been cared for by a community of wild rabbits who share paths, water, shelter, and the work of protecting one another. When a hungry band of Hollowclaw weasels enters from the burned western woods, their leader marks the meadow with white stones and declares its richest ground under his control. The rabbits soon discover that the invasion is not only a contest of speed and teeth. The weasels use rumors, false boundaries, blocked tunnels, hidden food, and fear to divide the warrens before taking the land piece by piece.

Every Friday at exactly 7:40, Milo scratches the front door three times and follows the same mysterious route through town—past an old church, across a stone bridge, and toward an abandoned railway station. At first, Ethan's family thinks it's just a strange habit. But when Milo disappears one Friday night and is found waiting at the old station, they discover that his journey may be connected to a forgotten chapter of their own family history. And some memories, it seems, are not always our own.

When the Germans invade his peaceful French home, a loyal Irish Terrier races into the chaos of World War I searching for his young master. Wounded and alone in the deadly stretch of No Man’s Land, he is rescued by a brave British sniper named Private Rice. The soldiers name him Army. From that moment on, the little terrier never leaves Rice’s side—through the mud of the trenches, the terror of battle, and the quiet moments of friendship among the men.

A tale of survival, loss, and unlikely heroes bearing the undeserved burden of prophecy. A red fox named Claret has kept a distressing secret from his only son, Madcap, in the futile hope that destiny would somehow fail in collecting its due. In the blink of an eye, young Madcap is orphaned, driven from his home, and marked as the avatar of Prey in a centennial game of death against the Canidae god’s greatest Hunter: an adversary no strength could challenge and no swiftness could elude.

Life, liberty, and laughter! Rookie real estate agent Molly O’Malley’s latest client isn’t just looking for a home—she’s looking for a revolution. Liberty True, a firebrand history professor and unapologetic voice of the American Resistance, believes deeply in liberty and justice for all. When Homeland Security arrives on the scene, Molly finds herself at a dangerous crossroads. Rallying to her side? A Goth colleague who lives on the dark side, a charismatic cowboy preacher who lives on the light side, a sexy Englishman determined to be her white knight, and a dog with romantic problems.

Barry and his team of retired military operators find themselves on the wrong side of a major city when disaster strikes. The roads are blocked, cell phones are down, emergency services are overrun, and the gangs in the city are causing total anarchy. With Barry's wife only days away from giving birth to their first child, Barry and his team are determined to get back to her at any cost.

I am not where you think I am. Behind a gray house, beneath bare rosebushes and beside a fence gone soft with age, Lily Rose watches over a small colony of feral cats. She knows them all. Alley, her untouchable mother, too clever for every trap and too wild to trust a human hand. Tom, the old gray tom who learned long ago that being caught can sometimes save a life. And Grace and Ellie, the two women who arrive every morning with coffee, a record book, an old towel, and the stubborn belief that every cat is worth counting. Then Alley has five kittens. Snip. Button. Noodle. Soldier. Stripe.