In the Mood by Robbi Sommers
Robbi Sommers | In the Mood | When it comes to erotic cooking, no one takes you from the frying pan to the fire like the inimitable Robbi Sommers. Now, the undisputed queen of Lesb
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Delay Of Game by Tracey Richardson
Tracey Richardson | Delay Of Game | Passion and patriotism sizzle on the ice at the Winter Olympics.
It’s been a dozen years since two of the world’s best women hockey players,
Bright Lights Of Summer by Lynn Ames
Lynn Ames | Bright Lights Of Summer | It’s March, 1941. Captain America appears in a comic book for the very first time. New York City receives 18.1 inches of snow, its 3rd largest snowfal
Body Language by Kenna White
Kenna White | Body Language | Joanna Lucas is single again, but a trip to Venice to consult on a mosaic restoration will help mend her broken heart. Most of her two weeks will be f
Tiopa Ki Lakota by D. Jordan Redhawk
D. Jordan Redhawk | Tiopa Ki Lakota | Wi Ile Anpo is a girl born to Lakota warrior Wanbli Zi. But the tribal shaman has a vision that Anpo is wicakte – a two-souled person embodying both m
Spirit Of The Dance by Mardi Alexander
Mardi Alexander | Spirit Of The Dance | Major Sorla Reardon, wounded in Iraq, returns home to the family farm in Australia to heal both her body and her soul. She pushes herself to rebuild h
Heart of the Matter by KI Thompson
KI Thompson | Heart of the Matter | Ellen Webster, professor of history, can’t help but fantasize about her next door neighbor Kate Foster- after all, she sees her on the evening news ev
Tomahawk’d by Diane S Bauden
Diane S Bauden | Tomahawk’d | At a Wisconsin resort, Jackson and Erin meet as children forming a bond that is continued through letters even after the summer ends. Their adolescenc
She Walks in Beauty by Nicole Conn
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Paris Then, Hollywood Now by Joy Parks
Readers who approach this latest offering from Naiad Press expecting a l
Welcome Home by Glenda Poulter
Glenda Poulter | Welcome Home | Shelby Livingston left home thirty years ago, vowing never to permanently return. But she’s tired of her itinerant lifestyle as a photojournalist and