By Kate Perry / Genre: Contemporary Fiction / Rating: 4.3 out of 5 stars (255 reviews)
The last person Olivia Parker expects to walk into her lingerie shop is her high school sweetheart. She’s so over him. Mostly. Except that he’s hotter than ever and still knows her better than she knows herself. But how can she risk her heart when she knows he’s just going to leave again?
By Kathryn Gilmore / Genre: Contemporary, Romance / Rating: 4.1 out of 5 stars (42 reviews)
Kelly Goins’ life didn’t match her four-point plan.
1. College at eighteen
2. Career at twenty-two
3. Marriage at twenty-four
4. Kids at twenty-sixEverything in its right order. Except, for Kelly, life didn’t follow the order after step two. After a hard day of corporate climbing in Lincoln, Nebraska, Kelly slips into a vintage nightgown and goes to sleep. The next thing she knows she’s in a dream … maybe.
By Jaimie Admans / Genre: Humor / Rating: 3.8 out of 5 stars (17 reviews)
Finding the perfect man isn’t easy. Especially when it’s for your mother…
Mothers. Can’t live with them, can’t live without them, can’t live three doors down the road without them interfering in every aspect of your life.
Mackenzie Atkinson’s mother has meddled in her love life once too often and something has to be done. Mackenzie decides to turn the tables and find love for her lonely mother.
By Brandon Hale / Genre: Adventure, Science Fiction / Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (24 reviews)
Book One in the Day Soldiers Trilogy.
A legion of vampires and werewolves has declared war on the human race.
For ten years now, humanity has been at war with the creatures of darkness. The war has changed the world. The day now belongs to humanity and the night belongs to things once thought to exist only in myths and legends… but there is hope. This new enemy has united humanity and an army has stepped forward to protect the light from the darkness. An army of heroes.
By Whitney Gracia Williams / Genre: Humor, Contemporary Romance / Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars (46 reviews)
Melody Carter is New York’s harshest movie critic, but she’s always had a soft spot for romantic comedies—especially the ones where the “groom to be” ends up leaving his “bride to be” at the altar for the “real love” of his life.
Unfortunately, at her own wedding, the three hundred thousand dollar wedding of her dreams, she finds herself playing the very character she never thought twice about: the jilted bride. Hurt and confused, she seriously doubts she’ll ever find love again. Will a chance encounter with an unlikely suitor erase her doubts?