WOMEN HAVEN'T BEEN HIRED TO WORK IN MY BAR FOR A REASON: they’re too tempting and too distracting—too much of a liability—even if they are good for business… That’s why I shocked myself by hiring Avery Cole. She’s young, carefree, and happy—a beautiful distraction. When she’s around, the … [Read more...]
Body & Soul by Terri Molna
Spiritualist Sylvia Chavez is well-known in the Rio Grande Valley as a gifted clairvoyant who has been helping the families in her community since she was a child. When she learns one of her clients is the latest victim in a series of ritual killings, she inserts herself into the investigation with … [Read more...]
The Christmas Shop by Nancy Naigle
Finding your passion for life and love is the greatest gift of all. . . Angela Carson wants nothing more than to be the third generation to run her family’s North Carolina holiday store, Heart of Christmas. They’ve weathered over sixty tourist seasons, major hurricanes, and urban sprawl … [Read more...]
Extraordinary Love by Danyelle Scroggins
Dwight loves all things female, but he’s not settling down until he finds someone who fits the category of extraordinary. She has to be all the things he’s seen in his mother and more, but until then, he has his mind set to keep doing what his Uncle Butter suggested; give the rats some cheese. The … [Read more...]
Special Agent Rylee by Mimi Barbour
Rylee couldn’t believe her rotten luck… Being chosen as one of the agents to play bodyguard to a spoiled billionaire while sailing on a Caribbean cruise depresses her... a lot. The dude – so important to the government that they’re willing to provide the best to protect him – won’t even know … [Read more...]
Abaddon Rising by P.L. Parker
One of a million statistics in the intergalactic war, Jocelyn St. Germaine is captured, sold as a slave and then forced to fight in the Deg’Nara gladiator games. She’s slated to lose when Kanaan, the most feared warrior of all, claims her as his own. With his help, Joss’s chances of survival … [Read more...]
Tripping Over the Edge of Night by Layla Dorine
Going home had never felt so wrong. When Derrick received the phone call informing him of his mother’s death, it felt like the bottom had dropped out of his entire world. Gone was every hope and ideal he’d left home with, replaced with the bitter realization that he’d run out of time, run out of … [Read more...]
The Edge of Memory by Maura Beth Brennan
When your childhood is cut short by murder and treachery, it's not easy to live a normal life. At the tender age of nine, Harriet witnessed her father beat her mother to death, and she holds herself partially responsible. Still haunted by half-memories, guilt, and disturbing dreams, she has … [Read more...]
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