In Sunk in Love by Heather McBreen, Roslyn writes happily ever afters for a living as a romance author, so you think she’d know the magic formula for her own life. Turns out, not so much. She and her husband Liam have been together for nearly a decade, married for […]
Our Ex’s Wedding by Taleen Voskuni: Ani was supposed to be the Bay Areas next big wedding planner… well that is until a minor setback sent all of her plans spiralling, now her business is in need of a win, her heart in need of a break and the last […]
In Thirty, Flirty, and Forever Alone by Christine Riccio, Rikki Romona is a licensed relationship expert who might just need some therapy herself. Facing down the big three-oh in a couple of days, she is sad to say that not only has she not found The One yet, but she […]
The Odds of You by Kate Dramis: Sage has always trusted numbers, well that is until she walked away from the safe life she built to chase her dream of becoming a novelist. One surprise bestseller later and now she’s stuck. With her second books deadline fast approaching and self […]
In The Younger Gods by Katie Shepard, Mortal priestess Iona Night-Singer began the rebellion against the god of death three and a half years ago. She always knew there was a chance that she and the other acolytes might not make it out alive. But if they won in the […]
The Wild Card by Stephanie Archer: Jordan has spent her entire life proving that she belongs especially in a world where her last name opens doors she never asked for. Working for the Vancouver Storm is supposed to be a fresh start, a chance to build something on her own […]
The Flirting Game by Lauren Blakely: What is a girl to do if her new hot neighbour insists on working out shirtless all the time? Surely being outside at the same time cant be called stalking…right? Watching the gummy hottie next door is one thing but having to work for […]
Chasing Dreams: Three Dreamy Stories by Carolyn Brown: What better way to spend comfort reading than to have three Carolyn Brown stories all compiled in one book. They are each fun and charming in their own way.
A Little Christmas Matchmaking by Carolyn Brown: Aunt Bernie is looking to do some matchmaking with the upcoming holiday season. She sets her sights on Tripp Callahan. Tripp is working sixteen hour days in his leather working shop. He doesn’t need mistletoe hanging from the doors. He needs a helper.
Grace & Henry’s Holiday Movie Marathon by Matthew Norman: What starts as a simple holiday tradition becomes something quietly complicated — and impossible to ignore.