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Jeff Chase is just a regular guy, surfing in his hometown of Huntington Beach, hanging with friends, cruising the ladies. At least he used to be. A few months back, he managed to get himself into a load of supernatural trouble and ended up getting bitten. By a freakin’ werewolf! So now he’s a guy with a werewolf problem, and he’s back in HB trying to make sense of it all, figuring out what it means to be a wolf; running his own tea and spice shop; hitting the waves; and meeting new girls.

Tinker and inventor Michael Bishop wants nothing more than to leave his painful past behind and focus on his machines. But when his daughter Eva is stricken by the same magical disease that robbed him of his late wife, Michael devotes himself to finding a cure, no matter the cost.

Fiction, poetry, and music come together to create something new: Verb. Original stories and poems you won't find anywhere else, by the best writers in the country, brought to you in an innovative format. Verb is the ancient oral tradition and the venerable literary magazine combined into a fresh new package: the audioquarterly.

In this series, a college girl can't help but act on what she hears.

He's been warned not to come around when she's angry. But he didn't listen.

When a hot, young receptionist at work breaks up with her boyfriend, Joe is ready to step in for a little while.

Morgan is a lonely, washed-up, math professor who ponders suicide most every day. And Dick? Well, Dick is Morgan’s dick. And Dick has really come to life. He’s a pheromone-spewing, dancing cock, and he’s about to change everything about Morgan.

In this series, a college girl can't help but act on what she hears.

His wife is showing interest in a new man. Joe has found a new woman, and he won’t mention that he’s married at all.

His wife is showing interest in a new man. Joe has found a new woman, and he won’t mention that he’s married at all.

Is he awake or is he asleep? His eyes are closed, but he seems to be having a lot of fun.

In this series, a college girl can't help but act on what she hears.

Emily Parr is a young girl having not long moved to a city. Her life is uninteresting, at least until she's struck by a car and is killed. She wakes up, believes the day which she'd lived through to have been a dream, though once she discovers that she's living through the same day for a second time and that making small changes will affect the outcome, Emily realises just what her situation really is: a death-loop.

Lord Nathaniel Ashford has little to his name but a tarnished title and an unyielding sense of honor. In the glittering world of Regency England, that makes him an easy target for gossip—and for Lord Blackwood, a rival determined to claim power at any cost. Lady Charlotte Pembroke longs for more than a match arranged for fortune and rank. When her path collides with Nathaniel’s, a spark of understanding ignites between them—one built not on society’s rules, but on courage and truth. Yet their growing devotion soon faces trials neither could have imagined.

Emma Lawson likes things simple: steady work at Grady’s Bakery, good coffee from Millie’s, and no surprises. Riley James prefers quiet mornings, strong coffee, and keeping people at arm’s length. But when a runaway cloud of flour, a meddling cat, and a few small-town mix-ups keep throwing them together, they both start to wonder if life has sweeter plans. Between burnt mixers, late-night repairs, and one very opinionated feline, Emma and Riley discover that sometimes the right person isn’t the one you planned for, it’s the one who shows up when everything else falls apart.

He’s been admiring her butt all year. Now she wants him to do a little more.

Felicia has had a taste. Now she wants more.

He’s been admiring her butt all year. Now she wants him to do a little more.

What do you do when a friend's wife shows you something weird? If it's sexy, you might watch.

Noah Carter likes things that stay fixed. After a tough breakup and too many unfinished projects, the carpenter finds peace in the steady rhythm of small-town repairs—until he meets Maya Dawson, the librarian whose idea of maintenance involves wrangling overdue books and one overly confident ginger cat named Sir Biscuit. When a town fundraiser throws them together at the Harbor Glen Community Theater, their easy banter turns into something warmer. Between sawdust and story hour, quiet afternoons stretch into something that feels a lot like hope.