Spring 2003 Mass Market Paperbacks

Edited by Laurele Riippa. Compiled by Dena Croog, Robert Dahlin, Natalie Danford, Charles Hix, Diane Patrick, and Karole Riippa -- Publishers Weekly, 1/27/2003

ACE
The Sword of the Land (Mar., $6.99) by Noel-Anne Brennan. This romantic fantasy debut introduces Rilson, fated to rule the land of Saeditin until a bloody coup kills her family and she is drafted to serve the new queen.
Signals: The Exploration Chronicles, Book 1 (Apr., $5.99) by Kevin D. Randle launches a new techno series that traces humankind's expansion into the heavens.
Club Dead (May, $6.50) by Charlaine Harris is the third novel in the Southern Vampire series.
A Just Determination (May, $6.50) by John G. Hemry blends military science fiction with legal thriller elements.
Something from the Nightside (June, $6.99) by Simon R. Green begins a new series of hard-boiled fantasy novels.
Outremer #1: The Devil in the Dust (June, $6.50) by Chaz Brenchley is the debut of a fantasy series set in the harsh desert kingdom of Outremer.
The Gathering Dark: A Novel of the Shadow Saga (July, $6.99) by Christopher Golden is a new novel in the Golden Shadow saga.
Outremer #2: Tower of the King's Daughter (July, $6.50) by Chaz Brenchley. The kingdom of Outremer has a harsh and mysterious King.
Digital Dead (Aug., $TBA) by Bruce Balfour. This conspiracy story centers around a company that promises eternal life in a virtual-reality heaven.
Reprints: (Mar.) Jenna Starborn ($7.99) by Sharon Shinn; (Apr.) The King ($7.99) by David Feintuch; (May) Plan B: A Novel of the Liaden Universe ($6.99) by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller; (June) Chasm City ($7.99) by Alastair Reynolds; (July) Knight Life ($7.99) Peter David; (Aug.) Something M.Y.T.H. Inc. ($TBA) by Robert Asprin.

AVON
Scandalous Again (Mar., $6.99) by Christina Dodd. After losing everything playing cards, Lord Magnus makes a deal to give his daughter's hand in marriage to a blackguard cad.
Getting Lucky (Mar., $6.99) by Susan Andersen. The woman Zachariah Taylor accused of being a gold digger turns out to have a heart of gold instead.
SEALs: Sub Strike: Operation Ocean Watch (Mar., $6.99) by S.M. Gunn. Navy SEALs must prevent a terrorist nightmare in this undersea adventure.
Confessions of a Scoundrel (Mar., $5.99) by Karen Hawkins links a desperate lady who's hiding a secret with a rakish scoundrel determined to expose her.
Love with a Proper Husband (Apr., $6.99) by Victoria Alexander. Gwendolyn Townsend and the Earl of Pennington must save themselves from destitution by entering into a loveless marriage with one another.
Detachment Delta: Operation Iron Weed (Apr., $6.99) by Charles W. Sasser offers an adventure featuring Delta Force, America's frontline defense in the war on terrorism.
Tiles and Tribulations: A Den of Antiquity Mystery (Apr., $6.99) by Tamar Myers. When a séance turns deadly, Abby Timberlake Washburn leaps into action.
Motherhood Is Murder (Apr., $6.99) by Mary Daheim, Carolyn Hart, Jane Isenberg and Shirley Rousseau Murphy. Four stories focus on mystery and moms.
Adventures of a Scottish Heiress (May, $6.99) by Cathy Maxwell. An heiress runs off to Scotland and enchants a daring mercenary.
London's Perfect Scoundrel (May, $5.99) by Suzanne Enoch. A beautiful do-gooder devotes herself to reforming a dashing Regency rake.
If the Slipper Fits (May, $5.99) by Elaine Fox offers a new spin on the Cinderella story.
Cherokee Warriors: The Loner (May, $5.99) by Genell Dellin. A fearless Cherokee lawman meets his match in a bewitching lady outlaw.
Stealing the Bride (June, $5.99) by Elizabeth Boyle. When a beautiful young woman elopes, several of her former suitors are hot on her trail.
Opposites Attract (June, $5.99) by Hailey North. Jonni Landry DeVries, identical twin of Daffodil Landrey from Dear Love Doctor, must learn to trust again when a notorious actor sweeps her off her feet.
Love with a Scandalous Lord (June, $5.99) by Lorraine Heath. When Lydia Westland finds herself in the London society she has dreamed of, she is determined to find a suitably titled husband.
Foods That Combat Cancer: The Nutritional Way to Wellness (June, $6.99) by Maggie Greenwood-Robinson is an anti-cancer diet and nutrition counter in a single volume with a list of more than 2,000 foods.
To Sir Phillip, with Love (July, $6.99) by Julia Quinn continues the Bridgerton family series in which independent Eloise decides that her spinster life is no longer for her.
With Her Last Breath (July, $5.99) by Cait London. Running from her past, Maggie lands in what she thinks is a safe place, until the town is plagued by a killer.
To Love a Scottish Lord: Book Four of the Highland Lords (Aug., $5.99) by Karen Ranney. Mysterious loner Hamish MacRae must face his past before he can win the heart of Mary, who has vowed never to love again.
Reprints: (Mar.) Hour of the Hunter ($7.99) by J.A. Jance; (Apr.) The Pursuit ($7.99) by Johanna Lindsey; The Golden One ($7.50) by Elizabeth Peters; (May) Breathing Room ($7.99) by Susan Elizabeth Phillips; (June) Running Scared ($7.99) by Elizabeth Lowell, The Thorn Birds ($7.99) by Colleen McCullough; (Aug.) Partner in Crime ($7.99) by J.A. Jance; Silver Scream ($6.99) by Mary Daheim.
BALLANTINE
Garfield's Joke Zone/Garfield's in Your Face Insults (May, $6.99) by Jim Davis offers jokes and insults for all occasions.
Reprints: (Mar.) Midnight Voices ($7.99) by John Saul, Final Round ($7.50) by William Bernhardt; (Apr.) The Murder Book ($7.99) by Jonathan Kellerman; (May) Distant Shores ($7.50) by Kristin Hannah, Lines of Defense ($7.99) by Barry Siegel, Dave Barry Hits Below the Belt (May, $7.99) by Dave Barry; (June) Standing in the Rainbow ($7.99) by Fannie Flagg; (July) Killjoy ($7.99) by Julie Garwood, Seabiscuit ($7.50) by Lauren Hillenbrand; (Aug.) The Apprentice ($7.99) by Tess Gerritsen.

BALLANTINE/ONE WORLD
Reprint: Stormy Weather (July, $6.99) by Paula L. Woods

BANTAM
The Wedding Escape (Mar., $5.99) by Karyn Monk. Scottish shipping magnate Jack Kent returns in this second book and finds love with an American heiress.
The Wellstone (Mar., $6.99) by Wil McCarthy. A bitter young prince organizes a rebellion against those who hold the technology to suspend him in childhood forever.
Beach Roses (Apr., $6.50) by Jean Stone. Four women in a breast cancer support group search for the courage to assess their lives and readjust their dreams.
Always a Thief (June, $7.50) by Kay Hooper concludes the series that began with Once a Thief and finds cat burglar Quinn in a heist that may cost his life.
Devlin's Honor (June, $5.99) by Patricia Bray. In this sequel to Devlin's Luck, Devlin Stonehand survives against all odds while managing to save a kingdom.
Fountain of Dreams (July, $5.99) by Josie Litton is the first book in a trilogy set on the island of Akora, whose inhabitants face passion and challenge.
Seven Days and Seven Nights (July, $5.99) by Wendy Wax. Rival call-in radio talk show hosts--a female doctor and a male chauvinist--must spend a week broadcasting together from a cramped apartment.
The Perfect Summer (Aug., $7.50) by Luanne Rice explores the mysteries hidden within a marriage and the enduring power of heart and home.
Never Trust a Lady (Aug., $6.50) by Suzanne Robinson. A dangerous Texan turned Civil War spy and a proper English lady must save Queen Victoria from an assassination plot.
Reprints: (Mar.) Body of Lies ($7.50) by Iris Johansen, Chopping Spree ($6.99) by Diane Mott Davidson; (Apr.) Don't Look Back ($7.50) by Amanda Quick; (May) The Survivor's Club ($7.50) by Lisa Gardner, With These Hands ($4.99) by Louis L'Amour; (June) Critical Space ($6.99) by Greg Rucka, The Years of Rice and Salt ($7.99) Kim Stanley Robinson; (July) The Shelters of Stone ($7.99) by Jean Auel.

BERKLEY
Portrait in Death (Mar., $7.99) by Nora Roberts writing as J.D. Robb is a new Eve Dallas police thriller.
The Bikini Diet (Apr., $5.99) by Maggie Greenwood-Robinson helps us hit the beach, bikini-ready.
Shore Lights (May, $6.99) by Barbara Bretton. Out of work, Maddy Bainbridge meets Ryan O'Malley, and her bad luck begins to turn.
Riding with the Devil's Mistress (June, $5.99) by Peter Brandvold introduces a young lady who's out for revenge in this third book of the Western series.
Tom Clancy's Op-Center (X): Sea of Fire (July, $7.99), created by Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik, written by Jeff Rovin, is the last entry in this series.
The Wife Test (July, $TBA) by Betina Krahn is the second in a trilogy about the Convent of the Brides of Virtue.
While She Was Sleeping (Aug., $TBA) by Suzanne Forster. A controversial sketch artist clashes with a cop when the latest victim in a series of abductions turns up dead.
Reprints: (Mar.) Widow's Walk ($7.99) by Robert B. Parker; (Apr.) Midnight Runner ($7.99) by Jack Higgins; (May) Mortal Prey ($7.99) by John Sandford, Last Man Down: A New York City Fire Chief and the Collapse of the World Trade Center ($7.99) by FDNY Battalion Commander Richard Picciotto with Daniel Paisner with a new afterword, Q Is for Quarry ($7.99) by Sue Grafton; (June) Fire Ice ($7.99) by Clive Cussler with Paul Kemprecos, Wings of Fire ($7.99) by Dale Brown, Track of the Cat ($TBA) by Nevada Barr, Seizure ($7.99) by Robin Cook, Portrait of a Killer ($7.99) by Patricia Cornwell; (Aug.) Red Rabbit ($7.99) by Tom Clancy.

BERKLEY PRIME CRIME
Murder on Mulberry Bend (Mar., $6.99) by Victoria Thompson. In this new Gaslight Mystery, midwife Sarah Brandt and Det. Sgt. Frank Malloy discover how the squalor of the streets can breed madness and murder.
Chocolate Quake (Apr., $5.99) by Nancy Fairbanks. Carolyn Blue's trip to San Francisco includes a visit to her mother-in-law, earthquake tremors and a stint in prison as a murder suspect.
Keepsake Crimes (May, $5.99) by Laura Childs begins a new series featuring Carmela Bertrand, owner of a popular scrapbooking shop in the French Quarter of New Orleans.
Murderers Prefer Blondes (July, $5.99) by Amanda Matetsky is a new series set in the 1950s featuring Paige Turner.
Ghost of a Chance (Aug., $TBA) by Yasmine Galenorn begins the Chintz and China mystery series starring Emerald O'Brien, set near Seattle.
Reprints: (Mar.) The Etruscan Chimera ($6.50) by Lyn Hamilton; (Apr.) Steps to the Altar ($6.99) by Earlene Fowler; (May) Savage Run: A Joe Pickett Novel ($6.50) by C.J. Box; (June) Twelve Mile Limit ($6.99) by Randy Wayne White; (July) Playdate with Death: A Mommy-Track Mystery ($6.99) by Ayelet Waldman; (Aug.) The Shadow Dance ($TBA) by Margaret Coel.

BET BOOKS/ARABESQUE
Hot Summer Nights (Mar., $6.99) by Bridget Anderson. A man and a woman with troubled pasts find romance and happiness.
No More Tears (Mar., $6.99) by Shelby Lewis. A woman shattered by her husband's betrayal finds new love with a gentle rancher.
In a Heartbeat (Apr., $6.99) by Kayla Perrin. A popular talk-radio host on the run from a stalker finds protection and passion with an ex-military man.
Reckless (Apr., $6.99) by Adrienne Ellis Reeves. A woman must overcome her fear of horses when she accepts a job at a stable and falls in love with the owner.
A Diamond's Allure (May, $6.99) by Eboni Snoe. This third installment in the Gemstone series follows Emerald's Fire and The Passion Ruby.
Could It Be Magic? (May, $6.99) by Deirdre Savoy. A free-spirited artist needs a stable job to support her stepbrother's daughter, then falls in love with her new employer.
Renegade (June, $6.99) by Rochelle Alers is the final book in the Hideaway series, combining dangerous secrets and all-powerful love.
Come Fall (July, $6.99) by Marcia King-Gamble. A woman takes refuge in Venice to escape scandal and danger, then finds passion with an FBI agent with secrets of his own.
Comfort of a Man (July, $6.99) by Adrianne Byrd. After a cheating ex-husband, a woman wants only a no-strings relationship until she meets a man who's looking for true love.
Saving Grace (Aug., $6.99) by Angela Winters. A woman with a hidden agenda and a man who doesn't trust her motives work together--and fall in love.

DAFINA
June in Winter (June, $6.99) by Patricia Anne Phillips. When Tracey Woods discovers her deceased husband's infidelity, she must deal with rage and betrayal before putting her life together again.

DAW
Horrible Beginnings (Mar., $6.99), edited by Steven H. Silver and Martin H. Greenberg. Specialists in horror and dark fantasy including Neil Gaiman, Robert Bloch and Frederick Pohl dig up their long-buried fiction debuts.
Magic Silken Snare (Silken Magic #1) (Apr., $6.99) by Elizabeth Gilligan is the first titles of a new series that spans the genres of fantasy and historical romance.
Long Hot Summoning (The Keeper's Chronicles #3) (May, $6.99) by Tanya Huff is the sequel to Summon the Keep and The Second Summoning.
Craven Moon (June, $6.99) by Billie Sue Mosiman. The entire vampire society faces the threat of exposure in this sequel to Red Moon Rising and Malachi's Moon.
The Sun Sword (Volume 5) (July, $6.99) by Michelle West offers the fifth novel in the fantasy series that began with The Broken Crown.
Moreau Omnibus (Aug., $TBA) by S. Andrew Swann combines the novels Forests of the Night, Emperors of the Twilight, and Specters of the Dawn.
Reprints: (Mar.) The Gates of Sleep ($6.99) by Mercedes Lackey; (May) Daw 30th Anniversary Fantasy Anthology and Daw 30th Anniversary Science Fiction Anthology ($6.99 each), edited by Betsy Wollheim and Sheila Gilbert; (June) The Curse of Arkady (The Magickers #2) ($6.99) by Emily Drake; (July) Sorcery Rising: Book One of Fool's Gold ($6.99) by Jude Fisher; (Aug.) The Lost Dragons of Barakhai (The Books of Barakhai #2) ($6.99) by Mickey Zucker Reichert.

DELL
Night Terror (Mar., $6.50) by Chandler McGrew. When a child vanishes, his mother begins having nightmares that she must interpret if she is to find him.
Slightly Married (Apr., $5.99), Slightly Wicked (May, $5.99) and Slightly Scandalous (June, $5.99) by Mary Balogh. In this new trilogy, a man and woman find that marriage may be the most seductive act of all.
Song from the Sea (Apr., $6.50) by Katherine Kingsley. A nobleman haunted by the past and a young woman without a future begin a seduction.
Point of Law (May, $6.99) by Clinton McKinzie. In this prequel to The Edge of Justice, Special Agent Antonio Burns's brother is unjustly charged with murder, and the one person who can exonerate him is missing.
Cabin Fever (July, $6.50) by Marilyn Pappano. A divorced attorney newly out of jail for a crime he did not commit intends to become a recluse until fate intervenes.
Thunder Creek (Aug., $6.50) by Jill Gregory. A troubled young woman discovers that her brother's death may not have been an accident in this contemporary Western romance.
Reprints: (Mar.) Gone for Good ($6.99) by Harlan Coben; (Apr.) A Painted House ($7.99) by John Grisham, movie tie-in; (June) Sunset in St. Tropez ($7.50) by Danielle Steel, Unfit to Practice ($7.99) by Perri O'Shaughnessy; (Aug.) The First Billion ($7.99) by Christopher Reich, Runaway Jury ($7.99) by John Grisham, movie tie-in.

DEL REY
X-Men II (Mar., $6.99) by Chris Claremont. The war between mutants and humans begins as the U.S. Army launches an assault on X-Men Headquarters in this tie-in to the 20th Century Fox movie.
Halo: The Flood (Apr., $6.99) by Ann Tonso Eddies is the official novelization of the game and the sequel to Halo: The Fall of Reach.
The Vampire's Violin (Apr., $6.99) by Michael Romkey is by the author of I, Vampire.
The Hulk (May, $6.99) by Peter David is the official tie-in to the Universal Studios film opening in June 2003.
Star Wars: The New Jedi Order: Refugee (May, $6.99) by Sean Williams and Shane Dix. Under the leadership of Luke Skywalker and a combined Jedi-government council, the newly formed Galactic Federation of Free Alliances is doggedly fighting back--and winning.
Star Wars: The New Jedi Order: Reunion (July, $6.99) by Sean Williams and Shane Dix. An unexpected antihero rises among the alien invaders.
Reprints: (Mar.) Stormrider ($7.50) by David Gemmell, The Lays of Beleriand ($6.99) by J.R.R. Tolkien; (Apr.) Star Wars: Attack of the Clones ($7.50) by R.A. Salvatore; (July) American Empire: The Center Cannot Hold ($7.99) by Harry Turtledove; (Aug.) Star Wars: The New Jedi Order: Destiny's Way ($6.99) by Walter J. Williams.

EOS
Star Corps: Book One of the Legacy Trilogy (Apr., $7.50) by Ian Douglas pits Marines in battle against a vicious alien race.
The Wreck of Heaven: Book Two of the World Gates (Apr., $6.99) by Holly Lisle. Magic, dragons, romance and adventure unite in this sequel to Memory of Fire.
Year's Best SF 8 (June) and Year's Best Fantasy 3 (July, $7.99 each), both edited by David Hartwell and Kathryn Cramer, gather the best science fiction and fantasy stories from 2002.
Reprints: (May) The Visitor ($7.99) by Sheri S. Tepper; (June) The Isle of Battle: Book Two of the Swan's War ($7.99) by Sean Russell; (July) Light Music ($7.99) by Kathleen A. Goonan; (Aug.) Paragon Lost: A Chronicle of the King's Blades ($7.50) by Dave Duncan.

FAWCETT
Murder in Hell's Kitchen (Apr., $6.99) by Lee Harris. NYPD Det. Jane Bauer investigates an unsolved homicide in this first titles of the series.
A Fashionable Murder (July, $6.99) by Valerie Wolzien. Josie Pigeon, owner of an all-woman construction firm, returns in the sequel to Murder in the Forecast.
Reprints: (Mar.) A Caress of Twilight ($7.50) by Laurell K. Hamilton; (Apr.) Eureka ($7.99) by William Diehl; (May) The Fourth Hand ($7.99) by John Irving; (June) The Glorious Cause ($7.99) by Jeff Shaara; (July) Criminal Intent ($7.50) by William Bernhardt; (Aug.) Street Boys ($7.99) by Lorenzo Carcaterra.

FORGE
Reprints: (Mar.) Irish Stew ($6.99) by Andrew M. Greeley; (Apr.) Blond Diamonds ($7.99) by Jon Land; (May) Hunted Past Reason ($6.99) by Richard Matheson; (June) The Bishop in the West Wing ($6.99) by Andrew M. Greeley; (July) Council ($7.99) by Greg Tobin; (Aug.) Sin City ($7.99) by Harold Robbins.

HARLEQUIN
Dark Angel (Mar., $5.99) by Lynne Graham. After five years of imprisonment, Luciano de Valenza wants revenge--but starts with love.
Two by Twilight (Apr., $5.99) by Maggie Shayne features a new Wings of Night story plus Twilight Vows.
Wrong Turn (May, $6.99) by Stella Cameron and Janice Kay Johnson involves a romance about decisions that count--even the wrong ones.
Double Impact (June, $6.99) by Tess Gerrisen and Debra Webb. This collection introduces three irresistible heroes in uniform.
Date with Destiny (July, $6.99) by Kristine Rolofson, Muriel Jensen and Kristin Gabriel introduces the characters of Forrester Square, a new 12-book series beginning in August.
West of Glory (Aug., $5.99) by Judith Bowen. Sometimes home isn't the way you remember it.

HARLEQUIN/WORLD WIDE MYSTERY
Deadly Morsels (Apr., $5.99) by Judy Iakovou and Takis Iakovou et al., is an anthology of culinary crimes.
Reprints: (Mar.) Thunderbird ($5.99) by Susan Slater; (May) A Golden Trial of Murder ($5.99) by John Paxson; (June) Seventh Inning Stretch ($5.99) by Elizabeth Gunn; (July) Save the Last Dance for Me ($5.99) by Ed Gorman; (Aug.) Consider the Alternative ($5.99) by Irene Marcuse.

HARPERTORCH
One Shining Moment: Sports Heroes for a Day (Mar., $6.99) by Burnham Holmes collects stories of athletes who had one great game or series as well as fans who briefly captured the spotlight.
The Sharpshooter: Brimstone (May, $5.99) by Tobias Cole begins a new series in which a Civil War veteran may have to forsake his vow never to kill again.
Law for Hire: Protecting Hickock (July, $5.99) by Bill Brooks. Pinkerton detective Teddy Blue has a tough assignment: protect Wild Bill Hickock.
First Aid (Aug., $5.99) by R.M. Youngson is an A-Z guide on injuries and how to treat them.
Kiss Lonely Goodbye (Aug., $6.50) by Lynn Emery. Marcus Reed hates the pretentiousness of Black American Princesses--and then he meets the beautiful and smart Nicole Summers Benoit.
When the Storm Breaks (Aug., $7.50) by Heather Lowell. Claire Lambert, an eyewitness to a brutal murder, is now in the killer's sights.
Reprints: (Mar.) Little Altars Everywhere ($7.99) by Rebecca Wells; (Apr.) The Wailing Wind ($7.99) by Tony Hillerman; (May) Law of Gravity ($7.50) by Stephen Horn, Gallows Thief ($7.50) by Bernard Cornwell; (June) Courting Trouble ($7.99) by Lisa Scottoline, Angels ($7.99) by Marian Keyes; (July) Beyond Suspicion ($7.50) by James Grippando; (Aug.) Do No Harm ($7.99) by Gregg Hurwitz.

HYPERION
Reprints: (Mar.) Black Water: A Merci Rayborn Novel ($5.99) by T. Jefferson Parker, Little Miss Dynamite: The Life and Times of Brenda Lee ($7.99) by Brenda Lee with Robert K. Oermann and Julie Clay; (Apr.) Still Woman Enough: A Memoir ($7.99) by Loretta Lynn with Patsi Bale Cox; (May) Star Quality ($6.99) by Joan Collins; (June) The Art of Deception ($7.99) by Ridley Pearson, Reach!: Finding Strength, Spirit, and Personal Power ($12.95) by Laila Ali with David Ritz; (July) Our Story: 77 Hours That Tested Our Friendship and Our Faith ($6.99) by The Queecreek Miners, as told by Jeff Goodell.

IVY
McCloud's Woman (Mar., $6.99) by Patricia Rice takes a look at getting a second chance at love.
Looking for Lacey (Apr., $6.99) by Linda Francis Lee. Sparks fly when proper Sarah Wright meets a legendary Texas quarterback.
Beyond Sunrise (May, $6.99) by Candice Proctor. This 19th-century romance is set in the South Pacific.
Night Swimming (May, $6.99) by Laura Moore. A marine biologist returns to her hometown to discover that the mayor is her old nemesis--and that the sparks between them are as hot as ever.
Magnolia Creek (June, $6.99) by Jill Marie Landis. A Civil War widow must rebuild her life when her husband unexpectedly returns home.
Heart of Gold (June, $6.99) by Jessica Bird. A beautiful archeologist, determined to gain a billionaire's permission to dig on his estate, braves his wrath and finds herself falling in love.
The Prince of Pleasure (July, $6.99) by Nicole Jordan is the final novel in the Notorious series.
Reprint: (June) The Defiant Hero ($3.99) by Suzanne Brockmann; (July) Texas Heat ($7.99) by Fern Michaels.

JOVE
Dark Symphony (Mar., $6.99) by Christine Feehan. Byron the vampire killer and Antonietta the ageless beauty are perfect for each other--but who is the hunter and who is the hunted?
Body Check (Mar., $6.99) by Deirdre Martin. When sports publicist Janna MacNeil butts heads with hockey team captain Ty Gallagher, their passion melts the ice.
Ride the Wind Home (Apr., $6.99) by Christina Kingston. Recently widowed Diana Huntley has no desire for another marriage until she meets a man who makes marriage seem a worthy state.
Catching Midnight (May, $6.50) by Emma Holly is the first book in a series of sensual romances involving supernatural beings.
Bad Moon Rising (June, $6.99) by Katherine Sutcliffe. As prosecutor J.D. Damascus searches for a man who murdered his family, he is aided by a young woman who hides a shocking history.
The Wrong Side of Brightness (June, $6.99) by Austin Bay. Haunted by the murder of innocent civilians by the Iraqi Republican Guard, Major Pete Ford resolves to track the killers.
Crash Dive: First to Fight III (July, $6.99), edited by Martin H. Greenberg, collects submarine stories from masters of the genre.
Dale Brown's Dreamland: Piranha (Aug., $TBA) by Dale Brown and Jim DeFelice is the third book in this series set in Dreamland, the super-secret weapons development base.
Twist of Fate (Aug., $TBA) by Mary Jo Putney. In this contemporary romance, two crusading people are drawn together by dramatic circumstances.
Reprints: (Mar.) Turbulence ($7.99) by John J. Nance; (Apr.) Three Fates ($7.99) by Nora Roberts; (May) Acid Row ($7.99) by Minette Walters; (July) Eleventh Hour ($7.99) by Catherine Coulter.

KENSINGTON
Rattle His Bones: A Daisy Dalrymple Mystery (Mar., $5.99) by Carola Dunn. In her eighth mystery set in 1923 England, Daisy finds herself exhuming a murderer who's hiding among the bones in London's Natural History Museum.
The Stand In (May, $6.99) by Kate Clemens. A movie star who's researching a role and an ordinary woman change places with chaotic results.
To Davy Jones Below (July, $5.99) by Carola Dunn. When the newly married Daisy Dalrymple and Alec Fletcher of Scotland Yard voyage to America, a series of suspicious accidents and deaths occur on board.
Reprints: (Mar.) Halfway Home ($6.99) by Mary Sheldon; (Apr.) Dating Can Be Murder: A Samantha Shaw Mystery ($5.99) by Jennifer Apodaca; (May) Birthday Party Murder: A Lucy Stone Mystery ($6.50) by Leslie Meier; (June) Maggie Needs an Alibi ($6.99) by Kasey Michaels; (July) Besieged ($6.99) by Bertrice Small; (Aug.) Hot Dog ($6.50) by Laurien Berenson.

MIRA
About Adam (Mar., $6.99) by Stella Cameron. In this new addition to the Mayfair Square series, Princess Desirée is determined to win the mysterious artist Adam Chilworth.
Letting Go (Mar., $6.99) by Pamela Morsi. Intricate relationships between four generations are revealed when three women and a little girl make changes in their lives.
Naughty Marietta (Apr., $6.50) by Nan Ryan. Marietta Stone falls in love with the man hired to return her to her grandfather, the man who forced Marietta's pregnant mother out 25 years earlier.
Final Exit (Apr., $6.50) by Laurie Breton. FBI Special Agent Carolyn Monahan and homicide lieutenant Conor Rafferty pursue a serial killer and deal with feelings from the past.
The Perfect Lie (May, $6.99) by Dinah McCall. In order to find love now, Elizabeth Walker must face her troubled past as a foster child abandoned by her father.
The Love Knot (May, $6.50) by Rebecca Brandewyne. When her stage coach is attacked, Verity Collier wonders if the dangerous rogue is in truth her employer, the Earl of St. Aubyn.
The Delaney Woman (June, $6.50) by Jeanette Baker. Returning to Ireland after the car accident that killed her husband and child, Kellie Bennett finds that the crash was no accident.
Down by the River (June, $6.50) by Robyn Carr. Though they gossiped about who might be the father of doctor June Hudson's child, the town pulls together to protect mother and child when danger threatens.
Triple Threat (July, $6.50) by Jan Coffey. Only an FBI special agent and the daughter of a notorious art forger can prevent an assassination attempt on the president on the Fourth of July.
Where the Road Ends (July, $5.99) by Tara Taylor Quinn. When single mother Amy Wainscott discovers that her ex-nanny has kidnapped her child, she hires a private investigator.
The Widows of Wichita County (Aug., $6.50) by Jodi Thomas. Five women wait in a Texas hospital to find out whose husband is the lone survivor of an oil rig disaster.
Cold Ridge (Aug., $6.99) by Carla Neggers. A nature photographer and her ex-fiancée hunt for her missing brother-in-law in the mountains of northern New England.

ONYX
Cosmonaut (Mar., $7.50) by Peter McAllister. The next war will not be on Earth but in space, where a devastating conspiracy is at work.
Sleep Tight (Apr., $6.99) by Anne Frasier. He's looking for the perfect woman, but when they aren't, he must kill them.
Summer Secrets (May, $6.99) by Barbara Freethy. In Washington State, a reporter starts asking questions about a deadly yacht race won by the McKenna sisters, who've been hiding the truth about what really happened.
A Killing Gift (June, $7.50) by Leslie Glass. NYPD Det. April Woo returns in a new tale of suspense.
Never Walk Alone (June, $6.99) by Paula Detmer Riggs. This contemporary romance marks the debut of a new writer who spins a tale of tragedy and love.
Manhattan North (July, $6.99) by John Mackie brings back NYPD Det. Sgt. Thornton Savage.
Left to Die (Aug., $TBA) by Taylor Kincaid. After a young woman leaves a bar and accepts a ride home, she finds herself entangled in a web of murder and deception.
Reprints: (Mar.) The Wheat Field ($7.50) by Steve Thayer; (Apr.) The Blue Edge of Midnight ($6.99) by Jonathon King; (July) Must Love Dogs ($6.99) by Claire Cook; (Aug.) The Big Gamble: A Kevin Kearney Novel ($TBA) by Michael McGarrity.

PINNACLE
The Last Witness (Mar., $6.99) by Joel Goldman. Kansas City trial lawyer Lou Mason is back and working for his friend and landlord who's accused of murdering a local lawyer and political fixer.
The Last Gunfighter: Rescue (Mar., $5.99) by William W. Johnstone is a new chapter in the story about a man whose legend spreads across the American frontier.
Overfall (Apr., $6.99) by David Dun. A man and a woman find themselves in a race to track down a twisted technology that means power for its owners and death for those who attempt to stop them.
Scream Queen (Apr., $5.99) by Edo van Belkom. In this twist on reality television, contestants vie for a role in a horror movie only to find themselves trapped in a house haunted by vengeful spirits.
Watch Them Die (May, $6.99) by Kevin O'Brien. A serial killer loves his victims--to death--in this psychological thriller.
Dangerous Attraction: The Deadly Secret Life of an All-American Girl (May, $6.50) by Robert Scott. The rape and murder of a 20-year-old coed shocks her seemingly normal California beach community in this true crime story.
No Way Back (June, $6.99) by Rick Mofina. After San Francisco crime reporter Tom Reed discovers that the hostage kidnapped at a robbery scene is his wife, he uses every skill to find her.
The Sorority: Eve (June, $5.99) and The Sorority: Marilyn (July, $5.99) by Tamara Thorne begin a horror trilogy that takes place in a sorority where an evil coven of girls preys on innocent new pledges.
Don't Close Your Eyes (July, $6.99) by Robert Ross. Something sinister is happening to the citizens of a small Cape Cod fishing village.
Stranahan (Aug., $5.99) by L.J. Martin. Sam Stranahan thought hunting game and dodging Indians on the plains was rough until he set out for the Montana gold fields to find his brother.
Reprints: (Mar.) No Stone Unturned ($6.99) by Steve Jackson; (Aug.) Dearly Beloved ($6.99) by Wendy Corsi Staub

POCKET BOOKS
Magnolia Moon (Mar., $6.99) by JoAnn Ross concludes the Callahan Brothers series that began with Blue Bayou and River Road.
Twisted Web (Apr., $6.99) by Tom Grace. The race to manufacture artificial DNA is the focus of this second book in the Nolan Kilkenny science-thriller series.
Until Judgment Day (Apr., $6.99) by Christine McGuire. D.A. Kathryn McKay and her husband are at the center of an investigation into a serial killer preying on Catholic priests.
Loving the Highlander (May, $6.99) by Janet Chapman is the second in a trilogy featuring a medieval Scottish clan transported to modern-day Maine.
A Lady Never Trifles with Thieves (May, $5.99) by Suzann Ledbetter blends mystery, western and romance in a new series featuring Joby Sawyer, an unconventional lady with her own PI business in the Old West.
Just the Way You Are (June, $6.99) by Christina Dodd is Dodd's first contemporary novel and the fist in her "sister search" trilogy about three sisters who grew up in separate foster families, reunited as adults.
My Secret Protector (June, $6.99) by Pam Binder revisits the world created in the author's debut novel, The Inscription, about immortal Highlanders sworn to protect the world of time travel.
A Long Day for Dying (July, $6.99) by Patrick A. Davis. When the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is found dead, Air Force investigator Martin Collins finds himself in the middle of the controversial case.
Cry Last Heard (Aug., $6.99) by Hannah Nyala brings back search and rescue tracker Tally Nowata (Leave No Trace) who faces down evil in Wyoming's Grand Tetons.
Loaded (Aug., $6.99) by Shari Shattuck is a debut novel set in glamorous Los Angeles featuring wealthy Cally Henstren.
Reprints: (Mar.) Last Light ($6.99) by Andy McNab, A Desperate Silence ($6.99) by Sarah Lovett; (Apr.) Daddy's Little Girl ($7.99) by Mary Higgins Clark; (May) The Mulberry Tree ($7.99) by Jude Deveraux; (June) The Moment She Was Gone ($6.99) by Evan Hunter; (July) From a Buick 8 ($7.99) by Stephen King, An Accidental Woman ($7.99) by Barbara Delinsky; (Aug.) Whispers and Lies ($7.99) by Joy Fielding.

POCKET/PARAVIEW POCKET
Angel Café (July, $6.99) by Jill Morrow. This first novel featuring a determined female protagonist tackles the questions of good and evil.

POCKET STAR
Hidden Leaves (Mar., $6.99) by V.C. Andrews is the final book in the DeBeers series; also included is Dark Seed, prequel to Willow, previously available only as an e-book.
The Last Bride of Ballymuir (Mar., $6.99) by Dorien Kelly brings together a small-town Irish schoolteacher and a handsome stranger wrongly convicted as an IRA gunman.
Cold Burn (Apr., $6.99) by Max Allan Collins is the third novel tying in with the TV series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
The Devil You Know (Apr., $6.99) by Liz Carlyle. Bentley Rutlege gets tangled in a most passionate marriage in this sexy Regency historical.
Broken Wings (May, $7.99) by V.C. Andrews begins a new series about three teenage girls who, after trouble with the law, are sent to a special school for delinquent girls.
The Raven Game (May, $7.99) by Caiseal Mor concludes the trilogy that is a retelling of Irish myth and legend combined with the modern Celtic fantasy genre.
Trading Places (June, $7.99) by Fern Michaels. A gutsy Las Vegas gambler assumes her twin sister's identity to find out who sabotaged her.
The Courier (June, $6.99) by Jay MacLarty is a debut novel that introduces the remarkable Simon Leonidovich.
Department Thirty (July, $6.99) by David Kent. Ryan Elder uncovers a plot by political extremists within the federal government.
That's Amore (July, $6.99) by Carol Grace. A 40-something woman travels to Italy where she discovers that an old friend is an art thief and then falls in love with the Italian agent who is assigned to the case.
The Baby Squad (Aug., $6.99) by Andrew Neiderman. In the not-too-distant future, natural pregnancy has been made a capital crime, and a special task force has been created to go after violators.
A Midsummer Night's Scream (Aug., $6.99) by David Bergantino. Ghouls invade a small Midwestern college and transform innocent students into terrifying monsters.
Reprints: (Mar.) The Killing Kind ($6.99) by John Connolly; (Apr.) Sin Killer ($7.99) by Larry McMurtry; (May) The Last Chance Café ($7.99) by Linda Lael Miller; (July) Grave Secrets ($7.99) by Kathy Reichs; (Aug.) Whispers at Midnight ($7.99) by Karen Robards.

POCKET/STAR TREK
Enterprise: Surak's Soul (Mar., $6.99) by J.M. Dillard. When the sub-commander finds her life threatened, T'Pol reacts and kills--but was it an act of self-defense?
Star Trek: The Original Series: Garth Izar (Mar., $6.99) by Pamela Sargent and George Zebrowski. Garth of Izar, hero of Axanar, is condemned to a rehabilitation colony on the planet Elba II after going insane.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Left Hand of Destiny #1 (Apr., $6.99) by J.G. Hertler and Jeff Lang. Klingon General Martok discovers that his bastard son is the enemy determined to destroy the general and his empire.
Star Trek: S.C.E. Omnibus Book 4:No Surrender (May, $6.99) by Mike Collins, Ian Edginton, Robert Greenberger, Glenn Hauman and Jeff Mariotte brings the e-book series to print.
Star Trek Voyager: Homecoming, Book One (June, $6.99) by Christie Golden. After seven years in the Delta Quadrant, the Starship Voyager crew face the strangest world of all: home.
Star Trek: The Next Generation: Do Comets Dream (July, $6.99) by S.P. Somtow. Every 5,000 years, so the people of planet Thanet believe, the world ends in fire and a new cycle of creation begins. Now the last days are upon them.
Star Trek: The Lost Era (Aug., $6.99) by Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin. Nearly a decade after Captain Kirk vanished, Captain Sulu leads a dangerous mission into uncharted political waters.

PRESIDIO
Reprints: (Mar.) Black Sheep One ($6.99) by Bruce Gamble; (Apr.) War Pilot ($6.99) by Richard Kirkland; (May) An Ace of the Eighth ($6.99) by Norman J. Fortier; (June) I Am Alive: An American Soldier's Story of Survival in a World War II Japanese POW Camp ($6.99) by Charles Jackson; (July) Mekong First Light ($6.99) by Joseph W. Callaway; (Aug.) Soul Patrol ($6.99) by Ed Emanuel.

ROC
The Shadow of the Storm (Mar., $6.99) by Kurt R.A. Giambastiani. President George Custer is prepared to wage war against the nations of the Cheyenne Alliance--unaware that his son lives among and fights beside them.
Paper Mage (Mar., $6.50) by Leah R. Cutter. A young woman who creates magic with the ancient art of paper folding must undertake a dangerous mission.
Enemies (Apr., $6.99) by Lee Hogan is the sequel to Belarus, set 1,000 years later on an Imperial Russia-inspired world.
Dragon Moon (Apr., $6.50) by Alan F. Troop. In this sequel to The Dragon DelaSangre, Peter DelaSangre, a dragon who can take human form, returns.
Bitter Waters (May, $6.99) by Wen Spencer is the third science fiction mystery featuring Ukiah Oregon, a tracker with mysterious otherworldly origins.
Messiah Node (June, $6.99) by Lyda Morehouse. The world is in need of a messiah, but the fate of everyone may depend on a criminal mastermind named Mouse.
Extremes: A Retrieval Artist Novel (July, $6.50) by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. Retrieval Artist Miles Flint is hired to investigate a death that may have been murder, not viral.
The Scoundrel Worlds: Star Risk, Ltd. #2 (Aug., $TBA) by Chris Bunch. Getting involved in planetary politics is no job for a self-respecting mercenary team.

ST. MARTIN'S
The Irish Bride (Mar., $6.50) by Alexis Harrington offers a new romance.
The Stranger in My Bed (Mar., $6.99) by Michael Fleeman is a true crime account of the 10-year investigation of a man who married, then murdered.
Deadly Caress (Apr., $6.99) by Brenda Joyce continues Joyce's romantic suspense series featuring a young socialite in turn-of-the-century New York City. Advertising.
Stephen Coonts' Deep Black (May, $7.99) by Stephen Coonts and Jim DeFelice. This first book in a new thriller series follows the men and women of the NSA on top secret missions. Advertising.
Room Service (May, $6.50) by Beverly Brandt. A jet-setter disinherited by her wealthy father must settle the enormous hotel bill she's run up.
Loving You (June, $5.99) by Maureen Child presents another romance starring the Candellano clan.
The Pretender (June, $6.50) by Celeste Bradley begins a new series, the Liar's Club, featuring sexy "bad boys" of England, out to steal ladies' hearts. Advertising.
Night Embrace (July, $6.50) by Sherrilyn Kenyon is the second book in the "Dark Hunter" series.
A Month at the Shore (Aug., $6.99) by Antoinette Stockenberg. This romantic suspense novel combines contemporary settings with small-town intrigue. Advertising.
Reprints: (Mar.) Robert Ludlum's The Paris Option ($7.99) by Robert Ludlum and Gayle Lynds, The Secret Ingredient ($6.99) by Jane Heller; (Apr.) Faking It ($6.99) by Jennifer Crusie; (June) Hard Eight ($6.99) by Janet Evanovich; (July) The Chase ($6.99) by Brenda Joyce; (Aug.) Nobody Knows ($6.99) by Mary Jane Clark.

SIGNET
Second Watch (Mar., $6.99) by Lowen Clausen. Seattle police officers Grace Stevens and Katherine Murphy investigate a sadistic murder.
The Iron Rose (Mar., $6.99) by Marsha Canham. Varian St. Clare is shocked to discover that the captain of the ship that saved him is Juliet Dante, daughter of the legendary Private Wolf.
Only by Your Touch (Apr., $6.99) by Catherine Anderson is the author's fourth passionate novel.
Impostress (Apr., $6.99) by Lisa Jackson. In this medieval romance, a woman impersonates her older sister at her wedding and finds herself falling in love with her new "husband."
Playing with Matches (Apr., $6.99) by Cathy Yardley, Katherine Greyle, Karen Harbaugh and Sabeeha Johnson is a romance anthology for and by Asian-American readers.
Fear of Flying 20th Anniversary Edition (May, $7.99) by Erica Jong brings back Jong's classic novel, with a new introduction by the author.
The Tribune: A Novel of Ancient Rome (June, $6.99) by Patrick Larkin. Military commander Lucius Aurelieus finds a chance to win his honor and fulfill his destiny as the apostle Luke.
Waking the Princess (July, $6.99) by Susan King begins a new trilogy set in Victorian Scotland.
Catch the Moon (Aug., $TBA) by Diana Dempsey. A beautiful assistant D.A. gets the case of her career but falls for the one man who could jeopardize her investigation.
Kissing Blades (Aug., $TBA) by Jessica Hall concludes the White Tiger Swords trilogy.
Reprints: (Mar.) The English Assassin ($7.99) by Daniel Silva; (May) Sleep No More ($7.99) by Greg Iles, Thieves' Paradise ($6.99) by Eric Jerome Dickey; (June) Blood Orchid ($7.99) by Stuart Woods, Taste of Honey ($7.99) by Eileen Goudge; (July) Charleston ($7.99) by John Jakes; (Aug.) Sylvia Browne's Book of Dreams ($7.99) by Sylvia Browne.

SILHOUETTE
Body of Evidence (Mar., $6.50) by Joan Elliott Pickart, Justine Davis and Jackie Merritt. This collection of stories centers around the investigation into a prestigious murder case.
Baby and All (Apr., $6.50) by Candace Camp, Victoria Pade and Myrna Mackenzie. Three original stories celebrate Mother's Day.
Family Secrets: Broken Silence (May, $6.50) by Maggie Shayne, Anne Marie Winston and Eileen Wilks deals with hidden identity, finding family and discovering true love.
Engaging the Enemy (May, $7.50) by Nora Roberts. Three classic tales look at the thin line between love and hate.
Grace Under Fire (June, $5.99) by Beverly Barton. Determined to find her father's killer, Grace turns to bodyguard Jed Tyree and finds more than answers.
Undertow (July, $5.99) by Dixie Browning. While investigating the murder of Edgar Henry's wife, Gray Hallowell falls in love with Henry's daughter.
In Love and War (Aug., $6.50) by Merline Lovelace, Lindsay McKenna and Candace Irvin is an anthology of military romance and intrigue written by three former U.S. military officers.

TOR
Reprints: (Mar.) Kushiel's Chosen ($7.99) by Jacqueline Carey, Shadowsinger ($7.99) by L.E. Modesitt Jr.; (Apr.) Sanctuary ($6.99) by Lynn Abbey, The Golden Age ($6.99) by John Wright; (May) Return of the Darkness ($7.99) by Harry Turtledove, Requiem for the Sun ($7.99) by Elizabeth Haydon; (June) Shadow Puppets ($7.99) by Orson Scott Card; (July) Legacies ($7.99) by L.E. Modesitt Jr.; (Aug.) Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart ($6.99) by Jane Lindskold.

TOR/STARSCAPE
Reprints: (Mar.) Song in the Silence ($5.99) by Elizabeth Kerner; (Apr.) The Red Unicorn ($5.99) by Tanith Lee; (May) The Billion Dollar Boy ($5.99) by Charles Sheffield; (June) The Farseekers ($5.99) by Isobelle Carmody; (July) Starswarm ($5.99) by Jerry Pournelle; (Aug.) School for Sorcery ($5.99) by E. Rose Sabin.

TRAFALGAR SQUARE
Ovid: A Marcus Corvinus Mystery (Mar., $8.95 ) by David Wishart. Marcus Corvinus investigates the reason behind the Emperor's refusal to have the poet Ovid's ashes returned to Rome. A New English Library title.
Germanicus: A Marcus Corvinus Mystery (Mar., $8.95 ) by David Wishart. Against his instincts, Marcus looks into Germanicus' death at the request of Empress Livia.
Old Bones: A Marcus Corvinus Mystery (Mar., $8.95 ) by David Wishart. Marcus steps in when his stepfather is accused of murder.
Last Rites: A Marcus Corvinus Mystery (Apr., $8.95) by David Wishart. Marcus investigates the murder of a young woman at an all-female ceremony forbidden to men.
Reprints: (Mar.) Barking!: A Grace Smith Investigation ($7.95) by Liz Evans, Life with Father ($6.95) by Clarence Day; (May) Bella Poldark ($8.95) by Winston Graham.

TYNDALE HOUSE
Reprints: (Mar.) 10 Secrets for Raising Sensible, Successful Kids ($6.99) by Kevin Leman, Prophet ($7.99) by Frank Peretti.

WARNER
Earl Mindell's Allergy Bible (Apr., $7.99) by Earl Mindell provides information on all of the prescription and over-the-counter drugs available to allergy sufferers.
The Penthouse Erotic Video Guide (Apr., $7.99) by Penthouse magazine editors is designed to enable informed and enlightened decisions.
The Baby's Astrologer (June, $6.99) by Chrissie Blaze looks at sun signs, moon signs and rising signs, especially designed for babies.
The New Detectives: The Science of Catching Serial Killers (July, $6.99) by Don Lasseter collects true crime stories.
Reprints: (Mar.) Act of God ($7.99) by Susan Sloan; (Apr.) A Thousand Roads ($5.99) by Robert James Waller, A Kiss Remembered ($6.99) by Sandra Brown; (May) The Beach House ($7.99) by James Patterson, A Place Called Rainwater ($6.99) by Dorothy Garlock; (June) When the Wind Blows ($7.99) by James Patterson, The Cabinet of Curiosities ($10.99) by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child; (July) Bad Boy Brawly Brown ($7.50) by Walter Mosley; (Aug.) The Kingmaker ($6.99) by Brian Haig

WARNER FOREVER
The Kissing Game (Mar., $5.99) by Kasey Michaels delivers a sexy romp set in the Regency era.
Seduced (Apr., $5.99) by Pamela Britton introduces an irresistibly handsome rake suspected of wrongdoing and the beautiful young lady who has resisted his charms.
Some Girls Do (May, $5.99) by Leanne Banks. Two "at odds" employees, sent on a matchmaking assignment, discover one another.
My Hero (June, $TBA) by Mary McBride. A revered Secret Service agent who took a bullet for the president unexpectedly finds love with a television producer who doesn't believe in heroes.
Tall, Dark and Cajun (July, $TBA) by Sandra Hill. A Yankee decorator dumps her fiancé, heads for Cajun country and gets more than she bargained for: a pet alligator, a gun-toting grandma and a sexy pilot who has eyes only for her.
Master of the Highlands (Aug., $TBA) by Sue-Ellen Welfonder. A hot-tempered Scottish knight meets his match in a fiery noblewoman seeking vengeance against those who destroyed her family in this medieval romance.

WARNER VISION
Reprints: (Mar.) City of Bones ($7.99) by Michael Connelly; (Apr.) Up Country ($7.99) by Nelson DeMille; (May) If Looks Could Kill ($6.99) by Kate White; (July) Stone Kiss ($7.99) by Faye Kellerman; (Aug.) Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas ($7.50) by James Patterson.

ZEBRA
The Night Before (Mar., $6.99) by Lisa Jackson. A woman uncovers terrifying truths when she confides in a handsome and mysterious psychologist.
Everything I Ever Wanted (Mar., $6.50) by Jo Goodman. An earl uncovers a trail of murder and treachery that leads straight into the arms of love.
About Face (Apr., $7.99) by Fern Michaels. As a woman works to uncover secrets about her past, a dedicated doctor shows her the healing power of love.
The Fifth Victim (Apr., $6.50) by Beverly Barton. An FBI agent joins forces with a psychic visionary to track down a serial killer.
Midnight Sun (May, $6.99) by Kat Martin. In the remote Yukon territory, a ruthless killer won't let anything come between him and deadly vengeance.
Highland Angel (May, $6.50) by Hannah Howell begins a new trilogy, a saga of vengeance and passion in the wilds of Scotland.
Perfect Together (June, $5.99) by Lisa Plumley. An undercover starlet and an under-the-gun sportscaster are brought together in a series of out-of-control "dream dates" in this romantic comedy.
To Charm a Prince (June, $5.99) by Patricia Grasso. Left with a limp after a childhood accident, Samantha Douglas yearns to be like her beautiful sisters and then, at her first London ball, a Russian prince appears.
Highland Fire (July, $5.99) by Elizabeth Thornton. In the Scottish Highlands, a dangerous destiny drives a young woman into battle with her most confounding enemy, her new husband.
317 Beulah Street (July, $6.50) by Sandra Steffen. Widow Jenna Profitt, whose husband Craig was accused of embezzlement, joins her brother-in-law to clear Craig's name and finds herself falling in love.
Fine Spirits (July, $5.99) by Alice Duncan is another romance set in 1920s Pasadena and features pseudo-medium Daisy Majesty who is helping an unusual runaway--the daughter of a fine family.
Say No To Joe? (Aug., $6.50) by Lori Foster. This new series continues the Winston Brothers story with their cousin Joe, who becomes involved with a woman much needing his help with the two children placed in her care.
The Other Twin (Aug., $5.99) by Hunter Morgan. The man who kidnapped and murdered Sydney's twin sister has been released from prison and is killing again, and he has targeted Sydney's teenage daughter--also a twin.
Reprints: (Mar.) The Paradise Bargain ($6.50) by Betina Krahn; (June) Green Calder Grass ($7.99) by Janet Dailey; (July) Kentucky Sunrise ($7.99) by Fern Michaels; (Aug.) Whispers ($6.99) by Lisa Jackson.

ZEBRA REGENCY
A Rogue's Wager (Mar., $4.99) by Valerie King. After a foolish wager drives two lovers apart, a proud lord accepts a proposition to win back his beloved.
A Scandalous Marriage (Mar., $4.99) by Debbie Raleigh concludes the series that began with A Proper Marriage and A Convenient Marriage.
An Independent Lady (Apr., $4.99) by Jeanne Savery. A jilted gentleman sets out to woo the first woman he sees - who happens to be an independent beauty determined not to marry.
When the Slipper Fits (Apr., $4.99) by Lynn Collum. A penniless maid becomes the belle of the ball and steals an earl's heart.
Rachel's Change of Heart (May, $4.99) by Donna Simpson. A lady with a supremely "suitable" fiancé finds herself preoccupied with thoughts of another man.
Frost Fair Fiancée (May, $4.99) by Mona Gedney. Desperate to save her reputation, a woman convinces a man to pose as her fiancé, then finds herself falling in love.
Faire Game (June, $4.99) by Jo Ann Ferguson. In this romantic mystery, Lady Priscilla Flanders is helping to prepare the Hempten Harvest Fair when one of the pageant actors is found murdered.
A Reluctant Hero (June, $4.99) by Mary Kingsley. When the Honorable Major Charles Kirk rescued a damsel in distress, little did he know that he'd aided Lady Serena Fairchild, the season's most dazzling charmer.
The Family Matchmaker (July, $4.99) by Jeanne Savery. A dedicated bluestocking and a confirmed bachelor find themselves falling in love.
A Daring Courtship (July, $4.99) by Valerie King. When a Scotsman buys the local castle in Madeline Piper's Sussex village, she finds herself in a courtship with the man--and falling in love.
Mr. Jeffries and the Jilt (Aug., $4.99) by Joy Reed. A gentleman renowned for his taste and elegance--and his reluctance to marry--meets a young lady who has just jilted her third fiancé.
My Lord Vampire (Aug., $4.99) by Debbie Raleigh is the first book in a trilogy in which three rogue vampires are out to recover a gold medallion that an evil vampire seeks.