by Nellie Steele

4.8 stars – 10 reviews

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An undercover angel. A broken doctor. A love that defies the heavens.

Dr. Chris Wright is a brilliant but guarded physician, haunted by a past he can’t undo. Determined to control every part of his life, he hides behind a gruff exterior—until a chance encounter with a mysterious redhead shatters his carefully built walls.

Seraphina Lightwood is an angel on a mission to heal. Sent to guide and protect humans, she sees the goodness in Chris’s heart, even if he can’t. Falling in love wasn’t part of her plan—or her heavenly orders.

When a powerful vampire sets his sights on Sera, their forbidden bond becomes both their greatest strength and their ultimate vulnerability. Together, they must face a world where love can transcend the impossible—or risk losing everything.

Chris Gets the Girl is a sweet paranormal romance filled with forbidden love, supernatural intrigue, and a heartwarming story of redemption. Perfect for clean romance readers who crave a touch of magic.

by James Rada Jr.

4.4 stars – 39 reviews

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Curious how to pronounce the title?

It’s CAN-all-ers. It’s what boatmen on the C&O Canal called themselves.

Just about everyone else said, “canallers,” but the C&O Canal boatmen spoke with an accent. They also had a challenging and dangerous job during the Civil War. Canawlers brought coal and other goods 185 miles from Cumberland, Maryland, to Georgetown along the Potomac River between Maryland and Virginia. The C&O Canal ran along the border of two warring nations, the canawlers were caught in the crossfire.

Hugh Fitzgerald is a proud canawler. For ten months a year, he and his family live on their canal boat, working hard to earn enough to get them through the lean winter months when the canal is drained.

The year 1862 is a hard year to live on the canal, though. To this point, the Confederacy has stayed south of the canal, but now the Confederate Army intends to go on the offensive and take the war into the north.

Not only are the Fitzgeralds’ lives endangered by the increased activity of warring armies and raiders on the canal, but the Fitzgeralds’ secret activity as a stop along the Underground Railroad only endangers their lives all the more.

Then fate takes Hugh away from his family, leaving his wife, Alice, to hold the family together. With the help of her children; Thomas, George, and Elizabeth; Tony, an orphan from Cumberland; and David Windover, a disillusioned Confederate soldier, they will face the dangers presented by the war, nature, and the railroad together.

This new edition has been released for the 20th anniversary of the original publication of Canawlers.

by Ray Deptula

5.0 stars – 20 reviews

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Those who fight their nation’s wars are typically those least able to avoid it.

The world was, is now, and always will be a complicated and volatile place filled with those whose self-interests supersede more noble aspirations.

If history has taught us anything, it is that times may change, but human nature does not.

The competing interests and political tensions of the formation of our country were no more or less dysfunctional than they are today, with the best and worst of individual behavior continually on display.

Jack Halliday wants nothing more than to belong somewhere that provides him with security and values his worth.

In an uncaring world that devours the weak, he is forced to rely on his strongest attribute, his ability and willingness to fight, which ironically belies his benevolent nature.

Much like the fledgling union of the thirteen original colonies, Jack’s rebirth into autonomy constantly teeters on demise in a world where his decisions are all he can control.

by Ava Walters

4.9 stars – 18 reviews

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— Bonus: Mindfulness & Acceptance (Planner + Journal) Inside —

Take control of your mental and emotional well-being, find happiness, and steer your life to where you want to be with the transformative and healing powers of Radical Acceptance and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

The Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Workbook Toolbox (3 Books in 1) is your easy-to-understand, self-help guide to managing today’s most common challenges.

Whether you’re battling stress, loneliness, anxiety, depression, worry and fear, shame, or simply seeking a way to find balance—this mental wellness bundle offers a clear roadmap to change and transformation.

What You’ll Get:

BOOK 1️⃣: THE RADICAL ACCEPTANCE WORKBOOK
Do you find it hard to let go of painful emotions and situations? Radical Acceptance can be the key to unlocking your mental cage of sadness and suffering. Based on Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Radical Acceptance teaches us how to stop resisting reality and start embracing it. Why? To free yourself from the cycle of pain, frustration, and emotional turmoil that comes from fighting or trying to change what has already happened (the past).

BOOK 2️⃣: ACT THERAPY for ADULTS
This book takes ACT and explains its six core principles—Acceptance, Mindfulness, Cognitive Defusion, Self as Context, Values Clarification, and Committed Action—in a simple, non-technical way, making it easy and practical to integrate into your daily life. With the proven principles in this book, you can build mental and emotional resilience, navigate life’s challenges with confidence, and uncover your true values to live an authentic, meaningful life.

BOOK 3️⃣: ACT THERAPY WORKBOOK for ANXIETY RELIEF
Anxiety affects nearly one in three adults, making it one of the most common mental health challenges of our time. But with the guidance of this book, you’ll discover how to apply ACT (plus CBT and DBT) principles to break free from anxiety’s tight grip and experience much-needed stress relief.

Real-Life Stories: See Yourself in these Books

Author Ava Walters has experienced anxiety, depression, self-doubt, and burnout. She shares her journey alongside inspiring stories from others who have triumphed over similar challenges. With practical advice and relatable storytelling, this bundle feels less like a self-improvement book and more like a compassionate and trusted companion on your journey to transformation.

Change IS Possible

This bundle is more than just a collection of books—it’s a lifeline for anyone struggling. With 80+ evidence-based, step-by-step coping skills worksheets inside, you’ll be guided as you overcome life’s challenges and move toward calm, clarity, happiness, and purpose.

So, if you’re ready to transform your life—don’t wait!

by P. C. James

4.4 stars – 46 reviews

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He tries to live and let live. But when a killer drops by for Xmas, can this retired copper keep an innocent from going down for the crime?

England, 1964. Ex-police inspector Tom Ramsay worries the world has left him behind. Thinking a trip to ring in the season is just the ticket, he agrees to a shared vacation with his assistant, her parents, and his loyal dog. But soon after they arrive at the hotel, the good tidings take a deadly dive when his assistant’s mother is found crouched over a corpse holding a knife.

Snowed in without an official constable on hand, the retiree temporarily dons his detective hat to calm the rising panic. And as he systematically interrogates the frightened and belligerent guests, he comes to the frustrating conclusion no one saw anything and nearly everyone loathed the victim.

With the culprit lurking in plain sight, can Ramsay unwrap the truth?

Dark Deeds on a White Christmas is the absorbing third book in the One Man and His Dog Cozy Mysteries series. If you like quick-witted heroes, intriguing conundrums, and short jaunts back in time, then you’ll love P.C. James’s engrossing whodunit.