Love, Lies, and Whiskey by Melissa Foster
At nineteen, Seeley “Doc” Whiskey fell hard for the governor’s daughter. And then she was torn away. He risked his life and his family’s legacy to get her back. Only to find out that everything he believed about her was a lie. His heart has been locked down ever since. Betrayed by everyone she loves, Juliette Chambers has been through hell and back. Now a single mother and veterinarian, Juliette moves back to Colorado to start over. The last person she expects to run into is the man who completely destroyed her. Tears and accusations fly and passion ignites, but in their wake they discover a trail of secrets and lies and a life-changing blow that takes them to their knees.
What people are saying: “I always look forward to visiting Redemption Ranch. The Whiskeys are the best!” – RachelBrown, B&N Reviewer
Silent Grave by Blake Pierce
With her Olympic dreams crumbled, Sheila struggles to find her place back home. But when her sister persuades her to join the local police force, Sheila’s life and career start anew. As she hunts serial killers, Sheila notices clues that others miss and offers a perspective that no one else has. She realizes she has a talent outside of fighting, and that she has a chance to embrace a new life in Salt Lake—a life outside the ring. This is a different kind of ring, though. Sheila quickly realizes that to survive, she will need more than just her strength—she’ll need a brilliance to match that of even the most diabolical killer…. Can Sheila win this match? Or will she finally lose it all?
What people are saying: A page-turning and harrowing suspense thriller featuring a brilliant and tortured protagonist!
My Highland Protector by Miriam Minger
After saving Robert the Bruce’s life, Cameron Campbell finds himself rewarded with an enemy’s castle. His first act as laird is to release the wretched prisoners in the dungeon, one of them no youth but a flame-haired beauty on the brink of death. Cameron is renowned as a fearsome warrior, but he suffers from a secret affliction—an intense shyness around women. Still, he vows to do his best to nurse Aislinn back to health. Fierce and loyal to her kin, Aislinn insists upon setting out to find her father and brother. Against his better judgment, he joins her on a dangerous quest to discover her family’s fate, never expecting to lose his heart along the way.
What people are saying: “This is an enjoyable book that quickly draws in the reader. Once started, it is hard to put down.” – IndianaHappyTraveler, B&N Reviewer
All Lies Are True by Lisa Manterfield
For far too long, Abby Kirkpatrick has lived with survivor’s guilt. She was only six when her twin sister, Cassie, vanished without a trace. Now, Abby is ready for a fresh start—a new town and a promising career in child psychology. But when Cassie’s remains are discovered, Abby’s family is thrust into a devastating “trial by media,” with her father emerging as the prime suspect. Despite her older sister’s efforts to protect the family from fresh trauma, Abby returns to the crime scene, determined to uncover the truth about that fateful night. As she unravels a web of secrets, Abby realizes the close-knit family she has always trusted might be protecting a killer.
What people are saying: “This is the first book I read from this author and I really enjoyed it!” – Reviews by Kate, B&N Reviewer
Not That Kind of Good Guy by John Ringo
It’s there for anyone to see: There are dark forces at work on the world, working to destroy civilization. We need a good guy. For a generation, individuals have arisen with super powers, able to change the course of history, or at least save a few lives. But these people have free will—and not all choose to work for the forces of good. We need someone with an unblotted escutcheon, a Galahad for the 21st Century, someone pure of ethics and morality. What we get is Michael: the product of a broken childhood, raised in the foster system of one of America’s most dangerous inner cities. Maybe he’s not the hero we asked for, but he’s the hero we need. And he’s about to hit puberty.
What people are saying: Dude (and dudettes), this IS John Ringo! – Marchopkins, B&N Reviewer
