Prescription For Love by Radclyffe
Radclyffe | Prescription For Love | Flannery Rivers is content to let her sister Harper carry on the family dynasty–at the Rivers hospital where they both work and on the home front. No
Romance
And A Time To Dance by Chris Paynter
Chris Paynter | And A Time To Dance | Corey Banner is happy in a six-year relationship with her partner Judy, and sees only a bright future ahead for them. But Corey’s life is turned upsid
The Long Trail by Penny Hayes
Penny Hayes | The Long Trail | School teacher Blanche Bartholomew and dance hall girl Teresa Stark discover an unthinkable love – a love so forbidden that it is outside every realit
A New Leash On Life by Suzie Carr
Suzie Carr | A New Leash On Life | When a hurricane blows through town and threatens the future of Olivia Clark’s animal shelter, she publicizes her desperate plea for help to the masse
Aspen’s Embers by Diana Tremain Braund
Diana Tremain Braund | Aspen’s Embers | Aspen Brown lives in the Maine town of Codyville Plantation. Her life of teaching and trying to save the environment has been most fulfilling…until
Talon by J.P. Mercer
J.P. Mercer | Talon | Liberty Starr had just finished FBI training and believed she was doing her patriotic duty when she agreed to join the Talons, an elite covert group f
Phases Of The Moon by Julia Watts
Julia Watts | Phases Of The Moon | Growing up dirt poor in a Kentucky coal mining camp in the 1940’s has made Glenda Mooney hungry for everything that life has to offer. She discovers e
Summoning Shadows by Winter Pennington
Winter Pennington | Summoning Shadows | The second Rosso Lussuria Vampire Novel
Epiphany has risen within the ranks of clan status. Declared Elder and Inamorata before the Rosso Lus
Comfortable Distance by Kenna White
Kenna White | Comfortable Distance | Dana Robbins needs a vacation from her girlfriend–and her life. Used to working out her problems in her work, the successful syndicated cartoonist pl
Hypnotizing Chickens by Julia Watts
Julia Watts | Hypnotizing Chickens | Leaving home was the best decision Chrys Pickett ever made. She lost her rural accent, got a PhD. and made something of herself, promising she’d never