by Jessie Gussman

4.5 stars – 2,340 reviews

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Ruby Barclay knows she isn’t marrying for love. Love was never the plan. After losing her parents at the age of sixteen and fighting the state for guardianship of her siblings, Ruby is a pragmatist, not a romantic. And Wesley Landry, a fellow surgeon, is her best option for a safe and stable future. That is until she catches him with the florist’s assistant moments before their wedding ceremony.

For five years now, Ethan Shuff has watched the love of his life plan her future with another man, a man not even close to worthy of her. Ethan had helped Ruby fight for her siblings. He’d driven her back and forth to med school, then to her residency. He’d only held off on telling her his feelings because she was so determined to have the perfect life, a life he wasn’t sure he could give her as a cowboy working with underprivileged kids on the side. He’d only come to her wedding to close that unrequited chapter of his life for good.

But perhaps it wasn’t as unrequited as he thought. Because when Ruby falls into his arms for comfort at the church after Wesley’s betrayal, they both feel something. He can see it in her eyes. So, when she begs him to whisk her away from the wedding on his motorcycle, Ethan is more than happy to oblige.

And even as Ruby tries to convince herself she feels nothing for Ethan but friendship, her repeated dreams of him kissing her say otherwise.

by William A. Liggett

4.6 stars – 13 reviews

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How can a single glacier grow dramatically while hundreds are shrinking around the world?

This paradox confronts a young glaciologist Kate Landry as she looks down at her research site buried under shocking mounds of new snow. Little does she know that Mount Olympus is in the bulls-eye for a sophisticated geoengineering experiment being conducted by a scientist who has convinced a secretive international oil cartel to fund his dubious climate modification techniques.

While Kate struggles to understand why the glacier is growing and begins to unravel the entire nefarious scheme, she also struggles to avoid the unraveling of her developing relationship with social psychologist Grant Poole. The more Kate uncovers on the glacier, the more her own life is at risk.

Can she expose the unethical and dangerous geoengineering operation without being caught before she’s stopped? And at what risk to her life?

by Blair Babylon

4.6 stars – 108 reviews

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Jericho Parr is a tall, handsome, cocky rich guy who’s gotten everything he’s ever wanted in life with a twinkle in his devastatingly blue eyes, but he’s going to lose this time.

Newcastle Golf Club is the hub of my community. So when hunky Jericho Parr buys the club and is going to change it, I’m going to fight him every step of the way.

Fighting him would be a lot easier if Jericho wasn’t a cocky flirt who knows how dang handsome he is. With a dirty sparkle in his blue eyes and an iron determination, he’s out to change the most important parts of NGC.

When I try to reason with him, he won’t budge an inch. When I try to explain the importance of it, he smiles that dashing, mischievous grin and goes right back to work.

So I’m going to try everything to get him to listen to me.

Everything is on the table, and on his desk, and in the shady clearing behind the fifth fairway.

But he’s still working like a demon to obliterate the charming parts of NGC like he’s on a deadline.

Something else was going on with him.

by Deanna Chase

4.5 stars – 1765 reviews

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From New York Time bestselling author Deanna Chase. This boxed set includes the first three books in the Jade Calhoun Series:
Haunted on Bourbon Street
Witches of Bourbon Street
Demons of Bourbon Street

by Betta Ferrendelli

4.4 stars – 917 reviews

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Bridgette Connor is a woman on the edge. Her career is in tatters, her relationship is doomed, and after an ill-fated pregnancy, she does the one thing she’s always done best. She runs. Her car careens off the road leaving her battered, bruised and beaten. It is then that she meets the woman who will change her life. Alexis Parker is a woman in control. Her business is thriving, her friends are by her side and the daughter she refused to abandon is the happiest little girl in the world. When the bloodied and broken Bridgette Connor collapses at her door, Alexis does the one thing she’s always done best. She helps. Last Things is a story of two women, the story of how they are different and how they are the same. It is a story of love, a story of loss, and above all, a story of friendship.

by Jarek Tadla

4.8 stars – 6 reviews

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NOT ENOUGHNESS: The Gift and The Curse invites you into the hidden world of Jarek Tadla, one of the world’s top real estate investors and Ironman athletes.This gripping memoir uncovers the relentless battle with depression, suicidal thoughts, and feelings of inadequacy that often lurk behind the facade of success. With raw honesty, Jarek exposes the common but rarely discussed struggles of high achievers, particularly male entrepreneurs, who are statistically more likely to face mental health challenges.In Not Enoughness, Jarek shares his deeply personal journey alongside actionable strategies that provide a lifeline to those wrestling with self-worth.This book isn’t just a story — it’s a call to shift your focus from the endless chase for external success to embracing personal growth and meaningful connections. Whether you’re a high achiever or someone seeking purpose and fulfillment, this powerful guide will inspire you to redefine what it means to truly succeed in life.

by Jack Whatley

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Reshaping Recruitment by Jack Whatley offers a revolutionary approach to addressing the pressing challenges of hiring and keeping talent in the transportation and logistics industries. Drawing from his extensive experience with over 615 companies and having hired more than 10,000 truck drivers, Whatley unveils cutting-edge Al strategies that transform traditional recruitment practices. This insightful guide provides actionable solutions to streamline hiring processes, enhance recruiter efficiency, and craft compelling employer brand messaging. Whether you’re a business owner, HR professional, or part of a talent acquisition team, this book equips you with the tools to navigate and thrive in the modern recruitment landscape.Embrace the future of hiring with Al and reshape your recruitment and retention strategies today.

by Steven Banner

4.4 stars – 6 reviews

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Young Sean Callahan and his team of Marshals are brought together to destroy the vampires that have come to New England in the 1890s. In this sequel to The Reaper of Washington County, they are ordered into the dark world of these murderous blood-sucking beasts. All the while organized crime is running rampant back home in his city of New Bedford. Professor Zurich searches day and night for a two-hundred-year-old vampire who has killed his family. He will stop at nothing to destroy him and the others he has created.
The so-called Reaper himself has no choice but to become the fact that lies beyond the legend. The role of avenger befalls his cause, and the Marshal must accept the immense challenge now placed upon him. Everything is on the line here as a young man’s faith and courage are tested beyond the call of duty. The adventure never stops in this tale of good versus evil at the turn of the 19th century.

by Susan Rooke

4.1 stars – 13 reviews

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