In Hollow Bones by Jodi Picoult, When people go through a traumatic experience, they deal with it in their own way, doing the best they can with the hand they were dealt. In Molly Fitzgerald’s case, she took the fact that her mother died in the 9/11 attacks in the […]
In Grim Tidings by B.K. Borison, Being a Grim Reaper isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Darcy Moore would know. She’s been a Reaper for several decades now and honestly? She’s exhausted. Not just physically either. She’s tired to her core of dealing with death day in and day […]
In BBroken Rival by Tessa Bailey, Magnolia Brown’s parents, scientists who created suits that allow people to time travel, brought her fifty-two years in the past with a clear purpose: to warn against the use of the suits and about the upcoming drought and famine they need to prepare for […]
In Love Felt Like This by Julie Olivia, Becoming a puppeteer and following in her grandfather’s footsteps was always the plan for Beverly Lark. She couldn’t love his long-running children’s show Birds on the Block anymore if she had created it herself–which is why when funding falls through to continue […]
In The Paddock Club by Madge Maril, Former fashion model Cat Cromwell might come from very humble beginnings but she’s working nonstop to make sure her beloved younger siblings don’t have the same worries she’s had. If it means she has to fake date wealthy men who have wronged their […]
In The Best I Never Had by Amy Buchanan, Thea Pappas and her younger sister Addy were a team through every hardship, foster care move, and issue that came their way through their entire childhood. That’s why it shocks Thea when Addy shows up wearing an engagement ring, explaining her […]
In Lost and Found by Tarah DeWitt, Hairstylist Bea Marshall thought her life would take her beyond her small hometown of Spunes, Oregon, and keep her busy alongside her best friend Merritt. But the universe had other ideas. After Merritt’s second battle with cancer eventually takes her short life way […]
In Let’s Kiss and Tell by Joss Richard, Lucy Reid is in a bit of a bind. She’s been writing for the online magazine, The Rue, for almost five years and has a strong following for her sex column. The issue? A lot of her readers are now settling down, […]
In See You at the Sunset by Susan Lee, Jia Chung thought she finally had a long-term job that, okay, while it didn’t feed her soul, it paid the bills and was respectable enough even for her discerning parents. But her hopes are dashed when she gets fired without any […]
In Extracurricular by Rachel Lynn Solomon, Ramona Wilder has had her fill of traveling the world, singing and dancing on stages while her pop songs thrill crowds of adoring teenagers. She began her career as a child actress on the TV screen and has never actually chosen anything that’s happened […]