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With forty knocking on my door, it feels like my life is falling apart, especially after my recent divorce. Worse, I'm staring down an important deadline while tackling the worst writer’s block of my career. I need a change, and fast, so I put New York City in my rearview mirror and head north to the picturesque small town of Gossamer Falls. Two weeks of peace and quiet—just what I need. I’m expecting to spend my days staring at my laptop and exploring the tourist town, but I’m wholly unprepared for the hotel’s owner—sexy, sweet, charming Adam Shephard.

Everything about Luna irritates me. She’s too bubbly, too happy, too mouthy…too gorgeous. I’d ignore her, but we're forced to work together for the good of the pack. We just need to get one simple project done. But the more time I spend in the sunny Cali girl’s presence, the darker my thoughts turn.

Shiloh Baxter is Lighthouse Bay's best realtor. Her spunky personality and wide smile are part of why she's called the "Friendliest" shop on Main. But when her roommate gets married, leaving her alone...she needs something to take her mind off the loneliness. Buying a fixer upper was supposed to be easy, but Shiloh quickly realizes she's bitten off more than she can chew. When she calls on her friends to help, they bring along Granger Lowery. A handsome, single dad who seems to have a smile for everyone except Shiloh.

For the past three years, Delilah Tate has been the only thing aside from baseball that has saved me from my grief. She's the equivalent of the warm sun filtering through the clouds on the coldest days. She thaws and heals the parts of me that are broken. My brother has been the driving reason behind all my hard work on and off the baseball diamond. But now I have one more reason to fulfill all my promises to him. Be the man she deserves.

My fated mate helped murder my father. But there are two sides to every story. As I slowly get to know August, I soon realize not everything is as it seems. Is there hope for a love that started off with heartbreak? Or will we be the first ones to walk away from our fated bond?

Michael LeClaire is small-town Louisiana. A firefighter. A single dad. And Amelia Landry is New York City. A social media influencer. A model. Sure, she’s his son’s favorite person on the planet. And yeah, their families spend so much time together it’s hard to remember who shares DNA and who just shares secrets, inside jokes, and a sincere lack of boundaries. And okay, he’s seen her nerdy side. Her sweet side. Her funny, self-deprecating side.

From 831 Stories, the highly anticipated next book in The Big Fan series by Alexandra Romanoff, an enemies-to-lovers romance in which tabloid fodder mixes with a long-brewing rivalry. "I finally found my first five-star read of the year, and it was this novella." —Margo Ghertner, the Skimm...

In the glittering city state of Volun, Lorelei Steddart never thought she'd be anything but an office drone—until her family all die under mysterious and likely magical circumstances, leaving her to inherit everything. To figure out what's happened, her uncle marries her off to the city state's top War Alchemist, Nephele Corisande, an intimidating older woman who might just be able to save her.

I've dreamed about the day I'd finally meet my fated mate. I just never expected him to be the most ruthless shifter that ever existed. A killer. Unhinged. Cold and broken. And the fates gave him to me? In the light, I bake sweet treats. In the dark, I'm a weapon. And in the hands of someone like Salem? RIP the realm.

It doesn’t bother me if you call me a motoho. Ever since my cheating bastard of an ex-fiancé left me with an STD that rendered me infertile, I’m not looking for a relationship, but I do occasionally have an itch to scratch. With Thunder Valley Raceway nearby, there’s no shortage of motocross riders passing through town, and they’re fit, fine, and looking for a good time, not a long time. So why shouldn’t I partake once in a while? Still, I’m a little surprised Tyler Biggs was game; he’s not known as a player, unlike some riders I could name.

Taylor Hathaway—Mitus Conglomerate’s sweet, timid event planner—has always played it safe. But when forced into the spotlight at a DC fundraiser and auctioned off to a gorgeous stranger from out of town, she makes a bold choice. No strings. No regrets. And very little sleep…

After months of hard work, Emma is ready to launch her new cosmetics line. To celebrate, she’s treating herself to a spa week at Camp Firefly Falls. One problem: when she arrives, she learns she signed up for something very different—Scout Wars, a heated battle between former Girl and Boy Scouts. Instead of seaweed wraps and mud baths, Emma's looking at a week of merit badges and cookouts. She considers dropping out…until the infuriating leader of the boys' group suggests she's too much of a city girl to hack it.

Wealth manager Brigit Farnay despises Colton Mitus. And with good reason. He ripped away her family’s company during the most painful time in her life. Forced to work with him, she can’t deny that Colton is gorgeous, brilliant, commanding. And the enemy. Her traitorous body craves his touch every moment of every day. And then she finds out about his dark side….

They call me America's Sweetheart. Hollywood royalty. The last of an era. Sole survivor of LA's most infamous crime. I'm not any of those things. He forced me into the spotlight. Dominic McCallum - a torn page from my tainted past. The liar with the perfect smile and cold blue eyes....

David is the general manager at Arden’s, one of the finest restaurants in Cape Cod. For 15 years, he has been very happy, until the day Heath Harrison was hired. Immediately, Heath had the girls falling at his feet, except for one girl Lavin Williams. David began to have real feelings for Lavin. She appeared very interested, but not in him. It was Heath she had a crush on.

Tyra serves up liquid passion to everyone she meets, working as the bartender at Arden’s. The Flirtini is her favorite drink. If only she could serve herself a tall glass of love. It was a dreary damp day, but her heart warmed the moment Luke Bennett approached the bar. Tyra’s eyes widened checking him out thoroughly. He appeared sincere, but he entered and pained Tyra’s heart too quickly. Tyra knew the perfect drink suggestion for Luke was truly the Flirtini. All too soon his attention for her suddenly shifted toward her co-worker Alexis.

Maggie is the youngest of the Cauthen children, watched very closely by her brothers. When they realize that she has been seeing a man who is much older than her, the brothers grow worried. Maggie resents the overprotective way they manage her love life. When they confront the man, she turns on them. They are forced to realize she’s no longer a child, and they struggle with the relationship between the couple.

Nick and Amber loved to cheer on their teams. They loved each other even more, but were incredibly competitive during the games. When both their teams make it to the Super Bowl, they know this rivalry will reach new heights. What they don't know is that this is literally what will happen, and as Nick's team wins, he finds himself getting larger while she gets smaller. But when the game is halfway over, the tables do turn....

Lexi Andrews keeps her erotic writing a secret, but she'll gladly risk exposure for the chance to work with Killer spy creator Jake Stone. While Jake is hesitant to work with anyone, he'll meet Lexi to appease his female fans. Together, they hatch a plan to rehearse the love scenes and give Jake's novel realism. But what starts out as an experiment soon takes on a life of its own. Jake's deadline doesn't seem as pressing as Lexi's lovely body.

My life's nowhere near perfect. Sure, being a top curator in the industry should be a big deal, but it's like walking a tightrope between my true passion and trying to pick up the broken pieces of my life. Then there's Damian Romano, the source of my frustration. He's an arrogant, self-centered, ruthless businessman. Yet, the more time I spend with him, the line between his true self and the facade he presents to the world blurs. I hate it. Hate not knowing who the real version of him is. I hate everything about it. Everything but him.