In There Are No Saints by Sophie Lark, Sculptor Cole Blackwell has never been called a good guy and he is completely fine with that. If people knew the truth behind just how far he will go to control those around him–and to rid San Francisco of those not worth […]
In Better Hate than Never by Chloe Liese, Kate Wilmot has known Christopher Petruchio since she was a baby. Literally. They grew up next to each other, their families close friends until tragedy struck, taking Christopher’s parents from him in a car wreck. Kate’s parents pulled him into their family […]
In The Wake-Up Call by Beth O’Leary, A little bit of workplace competition can be a good thing, right? In the case of Izzy Jenkins and Lucas da Silva, it will either prove to be what finally helps them get along or what pushes them apart for good. Because as […]
His Housekeeper’s Twin Baby Confession by Abby Green: Running on pure instinct, Massimo hires dangerously thin and visibly worn out Carrie on the spot as his housekeeper. Four years later Massimo and Carrie face the inevitable head on and explore their mutual attraction that’s grown over the years for an agreed […]
The Maid Married to the Billionaire by Lynne Graham is incredibly enjoyable and edge of seat adventure. A pretty graphic introduction to Skye commences The Maid Married to the Billionaire and when Enzo happens upon her in the middle of the night on the side of the road; he turns into […]
My Roommate Is a Vampire by Jenna Levine: Life as an artist is not for the faint of heart, after all most of the time you are barely scrapping by to make ends meet and no one knows this better than Cassie Greenberg. As much as she loves her art, it […]
In Check & Mate by Ali Hazelwood, Up until four years ago, Mallory “Mal” Greenleaf’s world revolved around chess. But after a betrayal that shattered her entire family, she left the competitions behind and focused on somehow paying the bills and keeping her two younger sisters in line while their […]
In Shucked by Kate Canterbary, After many hours on a plane that crossed several continents, it probably wasn’t the best time ever for Beckett Loew to have a run-in with one of the new owners of the vegan cafe that shares a parking lot with his family’s oyster bar. But […]
In A Cross-Country Wedding by Courtney Walsh, Maddie Rogers is proud that she and Simon Collier have proven for the last ten years that men and women *can* be platonic friends. Since college the unlikely pair have had each other’s backs. They’ve spent time watching movies in Simon’s freakishly tidy […]
The Only Purple House in Town by Ann Aguirre: Iris Collins is the chaos bunny in her family, nothing she has every done has truly gone to plan. While all of her sisters are wildly successful in every field of their lives Iris can’t even keep her budget straight for a […]