2nd in the series. Mary Russell has metamorphosed from able apprentice to skilled detective. After a tedious visit from relatives, Mary is looking for respite in London when she comes across a friend from Oxford. When a series of murders claims members of the New Temple of God sect’s wealthy young female volunteers, Mary, with Holmes in the background, starts to investigate.

4th in the series. Rumours of a "devil dog" lead Sherlock Holmes and his wife, Mary Russell, back to the scene of one of his most celebrated cases. And when the body of miner Josiah Gorton is found surrounded by paw prints, it looks as if the "Hound of the Baskervilles" has returned to haunt Dartmoor once more.

6th in the series. Hours after Holmes and Russell return from solving the murky riddle of The Moor, a bloodied stranger pounds desperately on their front door, pleading for their help. When he recovers, he lays before them the story of the enigmatic Marsh Hughenfort, returned to England upon his brother's death, determined to learn the truth about the untimely death of the hall's expected heir.

8th in the series. After departing Bombay by ship, Mary Russell and her husband Sherlock Holmes are en route to the bustling modern city of San Francisco. There, Mary will settle some legal affairs surrounding the inheritance of her family's old estate. But the closer they get to port, the more Mary finds herself prey to troubling dreams and irrational behavior-a point not lost on Holmes.

10th in the series. Release Date April 27, 2010.

When the lovely Ana meets the eccentric professor and his wife Maud, her life will change forever. At a remote cottage on the Michigan prairie she is thrown into a virtual fairyland of myth and magic. Before long the Green Man who rules over the Nature world will set her heart aflame.

Humble beekeeper Mirasol has been chosen to take on the key ceremonial role of Chalice, the woman charged with maintaining the province's well-being by communicating with the (sentient) land. In the best McKinley fashion, the fantasy realm is evoked in thorough and telling detail, with the energy of the narrative lending excitement to descriptions of even the most stylized rituals.

Following the death of his beekeeper father, P Rodakis lives a solitary life in the old family house on a Greek island. He takes in a young fugitive woman and her daughter. Their recipe for honey draws unwanted attention from across the island and abroad, shattering their cloistered lives. Everyone wants the recipe including a group of monks who kidnap and imprison Rodakis in a cave for years.

A wounded World War I veteran heals his wounds and his heart when he masters beekeeping.

On a summer night in LA Peter Decker finds a 2 year old in pjs on a swing set covered in bee stings, honey and blood. After placing Sally in a foster home, Decker uncovers a murder at a honey farm.

Fourteen year old Lily runs away to three beekeeping women who once helped her mother.

In a land at war, Meive of Landale uses her gifts as a beekeeper and the help of her friend Lorcan to fight the people ravaging their land.

Ruth Willmarth (Poison Apples) faces hardships making a go of her Vermont farm but still finds time for sleuthing. In her latest adventure, she helps a beekeeping neighbor when a college student is discovered dead in her woods.

Oscar-nominee Peter Fonda gives a quiet and powerful performance as a beekeeper swarmed by family problems.

Bestselling novelist Rosanne Daryl Thomas and her seven-year-old daughter move to a small New England town and discover beekeeping.

Sandy Silver paid a $1 at the County Fair and walked into a small, dark room filled with hundreds of thousands of honeybees behind glass. “I want this,” she said. Over the objections of her husband, she got a honeybee Observation Hive. Her journal burrows deep into the everyday life and death of a world most of us have never even contemplated. This is a gentle and reverent book with a sharp edge.

C. Marina Marchese is the founder and owner of Red Bee Honey, purveyors of honey and honey related products. She has been keeping bees for more than nine years. A graduate of the School of Visual Arts in NYC, she is also an award-winning illustrator and designer.

From the seasons of the hive to the history, properties, and diversity of honey, Buchmann brings us into the confidence of the bees.

The author buys her first jar of harvested honey and becomes addicted. A Florida beekeeper mentors her search thru bee and honey history.

In this lyrical memoir, Morrow muses on New York State's Finger Lake region, where she grew up. Her ruminations are loosely based on her memories of two men—one a trapper, the other a beekeeper—whose ability to connect with nature had a profound influence on the way she views the world.