Books like Halliwell's hundred by Christine Warren

When Mercy’s husband Adam vanishes after a chaotic traffic accident, she must confront the danger lurking on the edge of human and wolf society to rescue him and protect their pack.

Lady Alexia Tarabotti, the genteel Lady Woolsey, wakes to find her werewolf husband missing and a regiment of supernatural soldiers menacing her London home, while grappling with exorcised ghosts and an irate Queen Victoria.

Mercy Thompson, a coyote shapeshifter, and her werewolf mate Adam must protect a stolen human child, whose dangerous power threatens a fragile peace between humans and the fae.

After centuries frozen in ice, Tatijana is released into a world that feels like a dream. Stranded in the modern era, she must navigate the dangers of the Carpathian Mountains and a forbidden love with Fenris, a veteran of ancient battles.

In contemporary New Orleans, the immortal Amazon warrior Samia joins the shapeshifter Dev Peltier at Sanctuary to confront a new, unimaginable threat that could destroy humanity.

After a life scarred by trauma, Connor Vega returns to his Panama rainforest roots, where his beastly leopard side awaits. He must wrestle inner beasts, protect his people from an existential threat, and avenge his mother's murder.

Kitty Norville returns to Denver to confront a new werewolf challenger and an ancient vampire, reshaping power dynamics in a world of shapeshifters and supernatural politics.

Guarding a spirited reporter, a lone bodyguard finds unexpected attraction, thrilling adventures, and a growing bond that may turn a job into something deeper.

After a near‑tragedy in her small‑town life, Kitty Sugarman discovers her hidden powers and a father she never knew—a were‑lion leader—and is drawn into a dangerous quest for his fortune and a volatile pride in Vegas.

This huge volume is the first comprehensive encyclopedia of the fantasy field, offering an exciting new analysis of this highly diverse and hugely popular sphere of literature, from precursors such as Shakespeare and Dante, through Lewis Carroll, George MacDonald and L. Frank Baum to J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis and their modern successors, like Ursula K. Le Guin, Peter S. Beagle, Stephen R. Donaldson and Jostein Gaarder. With over 4,000 entries and over 1 million words, it covers every aspect of fantasy - in literature, films, television, opera, art and comics.

A comprehensive guide to the most essential films of all time, spanning classics like *2001: A Space Odyssey* to legendary Westerns and beyond, with curated reviews that highlight their cinematic significance and audience impact.

Rae Lyall, newly chosen Guardian of a Montana Shiftertown, trains under the polar‑bear Shifter healer Zander Moncrieff and must confront a looming threat that forces them into a deepening, forbidden attraction.

The peerless, fearless, inimitable Pauline Kael singlehandedly turned movie reviewing into a popular art form in 1965 with I Lost it at the Movies. As critic of The New Yorker she has been going full tilt ever since. Hooked is her ninth collection (and eleventh book), and it brings together all her reviews from July 1985 to June 1988. The scope is wide—Out of Africa, The Color Purple, Dirty Dancing, Radio Days, Hannah and Her Sisters, Platoon, Hope and Glory, Broadcast News, Top Gun, Fatal Attraction, The Last Emperor, A World Apart, Bull Durham . . . more than 175 movies in all. Thus she continues with what turns out to be the longest running, most entertaining, and most illuminating career in the history of movie reviewing. Readers coming to Pauline Kael for the first time will soon discover that her reviews belong in a category uniquely hers. As Anatole Broyard remarked in a review of her "Deeper into Movies" in The New York Times: "Her typical piece not only evaluates the movie itself . . . Reading a Pauline Kael review gives you a pretty good idea of the current state of our morality, our politics—and, yes, I might as well say it: our souls."