by Nora Edington

4.1 stars – 5 reviews

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When you’re not looking for a Valentine, what do you do when two of them show up at your door?

With her marriage down the drain and her ex-husband moving on with her best friend, thirty-five-year-old Tessa Lockhart has no choice but to leave her beloved Minneapolis. She and her nine-year-old son Tommy settle in the charming small town of Aubern. Surrounded by nature, Aubern is a serene gem, and Tessa embraces her new, quiet life, content in raising her son until one day, two men show up at her door.

Brothers Rick and Connor Davis are the grandsons of Tessa’s close neighbors. They’ve just recently moved to Aubern and have come to invite Tessa to attend their grandparents’ anniversary dinner.
There’s something alluring about these good-looking brothers, and Tessa reconsiders her single status. Rick and Connor possess the qualities every woman is looking for in a man, including their attentiveness to her, and she struggles to make her choice.

Rick has a lot in common with Tessa. Mature and established, he will definitely be approved by her friends and relatives. In comparison, twenty-three-year-old Connor is on the verge of a career change and has no home of his own. He’s also younger than Tessa, and their age gap is considered inappropriate in the conservative town of Aubern.
Will the older brother’s security and confidence capture Tessa’s heart, or will the spontaneous younger Connor catch her eye?

Will Tessa follow her heart and make the best choice for her future?

by Mary Ellen Johnson

4.3 stars – 15 reviews

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13th Century England, Tintagel Castle

Historical novelist Magdalena Moore is haunted by the black-haired, black-eyed knight she first encountered during a past life regression. Across a lifetime, Magdalena searches for the truth about Ranulf Navarre and Jane Dreigh.

At Tintagel Castle, Magdalena is miraculously transported to thirteenth-century England, where she is Lady Jane, and Lord Navarre is her husband. But Ranulf is not the man of her imagination.

Why is Ranulf so cold and Janey so erratic? What secrets are they hiding? When England plunges into civil war, Ranulf backs the wrong side. Knowing he is destined to die in battle, Magdalena tries desperately to cheat fate, save Ranulf, and finally find happiness. But secrets can ruin everything, and Magdelena’s secret is too fantastical to be believed.

by Jewel Gray

4.8 stars – 15 reviews

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A bloodthirsty Dangere killed Wintry’s loved one. She wished all the beasts were dead, wiped off the earth. Too bad she discovered she’s one of them.

Blaize vowed never to take a mate. Wintry loathes all Dangere. Yet, neither can break the bond of being intended mates that fate has woven for them. With humans and Dangere being mortal enemies, can love flourish between a girl and Dangere?

Wintry Oryx, a seventeen-year-old with albinism is relegated to a life as a Recessive within the dome. As a nurse, she’s dedicated her life to saving those who have fallen prey to the Dangere wolves. Living in the dome has spared Wintry from ever encountering them. That is until an Alpha, in human form, arrives for her.
Forced to flee, Wintry embarks out into the Wastelands wrought with peril. A dark god is hunting her, hoping to thwart Wintry’s role in a centuries-old-prophecy. The fate of Dangere—a race she was instilled to hate—and the fate of humanity now rests on Wintry’s unwilling shoulders. Her only hope of staying alive is finding shelter with the beasts. If only her traitorous heart wasn’t drawn to the Alpha, Blaize. Lethal and oozing with wicked dominance, Blaize is everything Wintry knows she should avoid.
It’s sinful to fall in love with the enemy.

Book one of the Dangere Saga. Enter the After-era: A planet ravaged by the effects of the Global Warming Fallout. Where mankind is forced to live in domes. The Dangere reside out in the Wastelands. And a young woman discovers the power to save all life on earth.
Dual POV Sci-Fi/Fantasy Shifter Romance.

by Paula Lester, M.E. Harmon

4.5 stars – 25 reviews

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Come Home NOW

A three word text from my father sent me and my sisters scrambling for home. When we arrived he wasn’t there. Instead we found him at the home of the woman rumored to have been his secret lover for years.

Turned out, it wasn’t my dad or the mysterious widow who wrecked our lives that day. The cliched man in black did that. An hour later, my life shifted from being a semi-successful middle-aged artist with a decent (if not a little boring) boyfriend, to becoming law enforcement for the big, bad, and scary things that go bump in the night.

Did I mention I’m effin fifty?

I don’t like it and neither do my creaky knees. But there’s a bigger price to pay if I say no. So for now, I’ll play sheriff against supernatural baddies, deal with an injection of men into my life that make me go all tingly inside, manipulate monsters who delight in eating humans, wrangle rich paranormal one-percenters and—oh yeah, help solve the mystery of a party hostess gone missing.

As if I didn’t already have enough to do. I’m tired just thinking about it.

My name is Violet Bryson. I’ll do what’s right or die trying.

Unfortunately, dying is a real possibility.

Plucked is a paranormal women’s fiction adventure with plenty of suspense, mystery, and spicy time while showing midlife could be the beginning of a bigger, bolder story.

by Sally Jameson Bond

4.9 stars – 40 reviews

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The year is 1944…

Seventeen-year-old Phee Swensson, a gifted pianist who lives in Algona, Iowa, is stressing about her senior year of high school while caring for her family after her mother’s death. When her pastor father takes her to visit the nearby prisoner of war camp, the last thing she expects to find is friendship with a German POW who shares her passion for music.

After she is recruited as the accompanist for the POW choir, Phee begins to spend more time with her new friend who she initially considers “the enemy.” But their friendship strengthens, and inevitably, they fall in love, a forbidden love. But Phee is a pastor’s daughter, and her conflicting feelings torment her. Can she set aside her conditioned beliefs and follow her heart? And if she does, what will be the result?

Their love deepens, but as the moment draws near for the POWs to leave Camp Algona after the war ends, Phee has a life-altering decision to make.

Read now for a moving historical fiction story set in small-town America during World War II. Young readers and adults alike will fall for this first-love story featuring age-gap angst, thrilling suspenseful nights, and impossible life decisions. My Mother’s Friend contains both a past storyline and a more contemporary one to tell its timeless story.

by Alexander Green, Maria Green

5.0 stars – 1 reviews

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Everything had been planned and executed to perfection. Where was the satisfaction, then? Why was happiness always so elusive?

Zenon McClow, a businessman with a checkered past, flees the United States, hiding first in Ecuador and then in the tropical paradise of New Caledonia. Plagued by burning existential questions, he begins to write down his life story while on the remote Isle of Pines. After failing to find relief, he turns to penning The Mask, a historical novel set in the mysterious land of ancient Thrace.

Zenon’s fiction endeavor is inspired by Evmondia, a kind-hearted Bulgarian girl living in New York who introduced him to the colorful world of the Thracians. He bases his story on events from the 4th century BCE, a time when Philip II of Macedonia, the father of Alexander ‘the Great,’ endangered Thrace. In Zenon’s tale, a young Greek scholar, Trysimachus, sets out on a perilous quest to the court of the Thracian king Ketriporis. As Trysimachus is forced to confront his own prejudices and fears, Ketriporis must deal with the increasing threats to his rule…

Beset by perils of his own—amidst ill health—Zenon re-examines The Mask, convinced it contains clues to help him resolve his troubled past. What will The Mask reveal to Zenon?