Genres : books

Your home should give you energy, not quietly drain it.If you have ever opened a closet, stared at a box of inherited photos, or walked past a cluttered room and felt your body tighten, you...

Book Two in the Second Thought Series. The follow-up to No, Not That Email.Jean survived the wrong emails, the wrong men, and a group chat that treats her love life like an open case file....

Dating in New Orleans is my nightmare. I've had so many bad dates I’ve lost count. Then I meet a guy who’s gorgeous, charming, and kind of turns me on. He actually knows how to...

When their father is injured on the job, twins Laura and Elizabeth find a way to help their parents financially during the summer months. They make beautiful sea glass jewelry and display it at a...

He’s a brooding doctor who takes what he wants, and what he wants is me—and my milk.I’ve spent my whole life hiding my chest, wishing I could feel at home in my own skin. Now...

At the edge of sanity lies an extraordinary truth. Discovering it may be the last thing she ever doesHannah thinks she’s losing her mind. After hitting and killing a man with her car, his body...

A cozy Irish mystery where ancient magic meets modern murder. American journalist Cassie Evans arrives in the Irish village of Kilshannon expecting rain, stone walls, and answers about the father she never knew. What she...

She expected to attend a fairytale ball, not become a character in one…When I wake up locked in a tower, my only companions are a bottle of champagne and a terrifyingly large bed. I came...

Sally doesn’t believe in magic—until one small fall uncovers a world of danger, secrets, and powers she doesn’t understand.Suddenly, her ordinary world flips upside down. Her family is in danger, strangers are hunting her, and...

Indiana Jones meets the Apocalypse!An epic apocalyptic science-fiction thriller of archaeological mystery, ancient civilisations, global conspiracy and underground survival.Hidden deep beneath a remote desert is our planet’s greatest secret, and Sarah Morgan’s only mistake was...