My Not So Wicked Boss by Jennifer Peel is the third book in her My Not So Wicked Series. Aspen Parker has a track record for dating losers, so she has sworn off men. After assisting her favorite author, Miles Wickham, in setting up a...

When a flight attendant requests a first-class passenger share her extra seat with a troublemaker from coach, passion flares in the charming romance novella, First Class Flirtation (Love's Salvation Collection) by Susan Jean Ricci. Wanting some time alone while flying home, Melissa Taylor books two...

The Long Road to Loving Jackson is a novel in the women’s fiction, equine-related fiction, and interpersonal drama sub-genres, and was penned by author Alicia Hope. The novel forms the second book in The Long Road series. In this sweet and clean novel, we meet...

Jenny Goodnight’s father was a preacher man, anything but a role model when it came to sins of the flesh, but Jenny loved him. As she grew up, she became a missionary with a difference: she learned how to use a gun. She shows off...

The Cowboy & the Cheerleader is a work of fiction in the women’s fiction, interpersonal drama, and romance sub-genres, and was penned by author Mary Allen Redd. In a drama that spans many years and shows us how life can deliver many unexpected twists, turns,...

Hidden Between the Lines: A 19th Century Historical Romance by Sally A. Laughlin is the story of two innocent women who were thrown into terrible circumstances. Lady Rachel was looking forward to meeting the dashing Lieutenant Phillip Prescott when her dreams were shattered by her...

Even before you have finished reading the opening chapter of The Truth in a Lie by Jan Turk Petrie, you know you have discovered a skilled creative writer. It takes well-honed writing talent to quickly arouse reader interest in something as ordinary as moving residences...

Joan Schweighardt's historical novel, Gifts for the Dead: Rivers, Book 2, is set in Hoboken, NJ, between 1911 to 1919, 1927 and 1928. Nora Sweeney is 19, Irish-American, whose parents died when she was four years old. She grows up living with her Aunt...

In 1770, Wylie Macpherson has returned to Badenoch, Scotland with his sons, Will and Dougal, after being labeled a traitor twenty-five years ago. Now, he carries a pardon with him. Even so, he doesn't plan to stay long and he has no intention of taking...

Despite being disabled, Johnny behaves like a typical teenage boy in Little Lost Things by Eleanor Chance. Johnny and his mother, Grace, butt heads about everything as Johnny yearns for independence. Johnny has had enough and walks out when he discovers that Grace has been...