Friday I’m In Love by Camryn Garrett
Friday I’m In Love | Camryn Garrett | It’s too late for a Sweet Sixteen, but what if Mahalia had a coming-out party? A love letter to romantic comedies, sweet sixteen blowouts, Black joy,
Romance
Destination Bedding by Allison Temple
Destination Bedding | Allison Temple | Kate’s fine. Just fine.
Sure, her ex-fiancé is marrying Kate’s little sister in scenic Summit Springs. Sure, her friends and family don’t thi
Happiness is a Shade of Blue by Venetia Di Pierro
Happiness is a Shade of Blue | Venetia Di Pierro | Gloria Grant is madly in love with Lo Ballantyne and with Christmas fast approaching, happiness seems to be life on a Wyoming ranch.
Despite
The Wittering Way by Nat Burns
The Wittering Way | Nat Burns | The Meab have lived peacefully in the forest surrounding Lake Feidlimed for millions of centuries. Even when the humans arrived in their silver sky sh
The Fixer by Lee Winter
The Fixer | Lee Winter | A naive activist is hired by a corporate villain but doesn’t realize it. Cue one awkward farce, a twisty puzzle, and the slowest of slow burns in this
Hearts in the Wind by MJ Williamz
Hearts in the Wind | MJ Williamz | Beth Richards is a thirty-two-year-old virgin married to the family farm that’s been in her family for generations. With her mother battling Alzheimer
The Liaison by Nat Burns
The Liaison | Nat Burns | When Lily Dawson’s estranged father passes away, she’s forced to return to her childhood home in New Mexico to settle his affairs and prepare the spra
Song Of Serenity by Brey Willows
Song Of Serenity | Brey Willows | Being a muse in the twenty-first century is a lot harder than it was in Ancient Greece.
Life was simple when Calliope Ardalides, firstborn of
Lines of Love by Brey Willows
Lines of Love | Brey Willows | The Muse of Love, Eris Ardalides, is bored out of her mind. Love in this century isn’t real. It has no depth or feeling, and she’s taken herself out o
A Haven for the Wanderer by Jenny Frame
A Haven for the Wanderer | Jenny Frame | As the oldest daughter of a baroness with a quite superior attitude, Bronte de Lacey was brought up in privilege and expected to follow a traditional