For Want Of A Fiend by Barbara Ann Wright
Barbara Ann Wright | For Want Of A Fiend | Princess Katya Nar Umbriel’s uncle Roland rose from the grave, kidnapped her cousin, and stripped her of her greatest weapon–her Fiendish power. With
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Haunting Whispers by VK Powell
VK Powell | Haunting Whispers | Possibility, love, vigilance, even fear can be captured in a whisper. But what if it’s the only clue to solve a crime? Detective Rae Butler inherits a
The Average of Deviance by K. Simpson
K. Simpson | The Average of Deviance | After ‘Several Devils,’ Devlin Kerry and Cassandra Wolfe aren’t just friends anymore, but they’d rather not advertise. Trouble is, they’re already in
Running with the Wind by Nell Stark
Nell Stark | Running with the Wind | Love, like the wind, charts its own course.
Once upon a time, Corrie Marsten fell hard and got dumped. Now, her only loves are sailing, and po
Tides by Anne Azel
Anne Azel | Tides | ‘I’m a degenerate, sneaky, old coot and proud of it,’ Jackie Cunningham proudly proclaims. With outrageous honesty and an unorthodox approach to life,
Family Affair by Saxon Bennett
Saxon Bennett | Family Affair | Oops…is an understatement. Chase Banter thought her life couldn’t get any weirder. Her mother has taken up private investigating, her writer’s group
Echoes from the Mist by Blayne Cooper
Blayne Cooper | Echoes from the Mist | In this sequel to ‘Cobb Island’, paranormal researchers Kayla Redding and Olivia Hazelwood begin their professional and personal partnership as they t
Love’s Melody Lost by Radclyffe
Radclyffe | Love’s Melody Lost | Victim of a terrible accident, famed composer and pianist Graham Yardley loses her sight, her heart and her soul. Wealth and fame mean nothing after t
Illicit Artifacts by Stevie Mikayne
Stevie Mikayne | Illicit Artifacts | Jil knew her foster mother, Elise, was sick. So why does her death seem so sudden? Unable to shake the feeling that there’s more to this story, Jil be
Beacon Of Love by Ann Roberts
Ann Roberts | Beacon Of Love | Older and wiser, it should have been easy to go home…Twenty-five years ago Stephanie left beautiful Eugene, Oregon, and her beautiful best friend be