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Save a horse.... Omega Caden Grant is broke and desperate when he wins an all-inclusive vacation to paradise ranch in Knot Valley. He can't wait to sip drinks served poolside by waiters in chaps. When he discovers "paradise" is actually pair-a-dice ranch and nothing like the brochure, he's ready to hop on the next plane back to LA, but sexy cowboy Jett Cassidy offers him an irresistible deal if he'll stay. This may not be the vacation he envisioned, but Jett is just the alpha for his needs - whether he knows it or not, he's going to be his first lover.

Blending into the woodwork may be the opposite of what most people want, but most people aren’t Darren Jones, the youngest son in a large, boisterous family. Darren likes his quiet, settled life in small town Knot Valley, he likes it just fine. No drama, no excitement, and plenty of tea and books - an introvert’s dream, He’s totally unprepared for the hunky, alpha Sergeant Jameson Weaver to upend his family Christmas by doing the one thing most people don’t anymore: see him.

After serving five years of a 10-year sentence for a crime he didn't commit, coming home to Knot Valley after being vindicated should be alpha Luke Barker's triumph. All he wants is the life he was supposed to have - a thriving farm, a strong family, and a house full of kids. He should have learned by now that nothing is fair, and he'll have to work just as hard to make it on the outside as he did to survive in prison.

Everyone knows ghosts aren't real...right? That's what Mason believed until a trip to an abandoned mental hospital left him seeing things he could not explain. In Eliza, Shawn Winchell brings his listeners along for the chilling ride as Mason tries to move from denial to acceptance to action before he loses his sanity or his life. Eliza is a pause-resisting thrill ride that will keep you on edge until the end.

A group of intergenerational secret society sadistic pedophiles targets and brutalizes poor young boys in a rigidly conservative southern rural, small-town community. Five victims endure horrific childhoods and become close friends, and all but Eddie grow into men. Two things are in common with the survivors: they want revenge against their abusers and to avenge the death of Eddie.

Elaine Jutzi has a God-given gift—she knows just what to say to someone who is hurting. So surely, she can help her sister, who recently suffered a stillbirth. But things don’t go well. Christina yearns to join her boppli in heaven, and Elaine can’t seem to reach her. And then Elaine’s longtime beau decides to call it quits, thrusting Elaine into her own world of sadness.