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1870. A haven for the blessed and the damned, including a fallen angel, a mad scientist, a pirate queen, and a deputy who is kin to coyotes, Golgotha has come through many nightmarish trials, but now an army of 32 outlaws, lunatics, serial killers, and cannibals are converging on the town, drawn by a grisly relic that dates back to the Donner Party...and the dawn of humanity.

Set in Rome, Bella Signorina is a sweet, romantic story of two people who meet in a trendy cafè, and through the magic of dance and music discover they have many things in common. Bianca comes to Cafè Rosati every week, and for many weeks she's been watching a special man, a handsome, charming stranger who dances, flirts, and leaves alone each week. Bianca is a woman who enjoys her freedom, and has been hurt before, so she's not anxious to fall in love again.

While investigating the murder of a local teen, Jessie discovers the shocking truth about what she really is. Worse, she suspects the killer that continues to hunt teenage girls is closer to her than she could ever have guessed. As she delves deeper into a world where demons, vampires, and werewolves not only exist, but are all around us, unlikely friendships blossom as a group of misfits band together to put a stop to a madman's murderous rampage.

Emma looks down at the crowd from a hanging platform. Her father was framed, and she took the blame for the crime to save him from execution. Where is her beloved husband, Nate? She looks around and sees her husband on a horse, guns blazing. In a whirlwind rescue, she hops on the back of his horse, and they're off, realizing that they will spend the rest of their lives as outlaws.

All Gwen wanted was a chance to meet a nice non-human guy. For just one night, Gwen wants to be free from her mother's overprotective grasp. Sick and tired of pretending to be something she's not, she takes matters into her own hands. When she sneaks out for a night on the town, she could never have guessed that freedom would feel so good, or be so deadly.