Dream a Little Dream by Melissa Brayden
Savanna Potter is having an off year. Her aunt died, and the woman of her dreams stood her up. Then, in news that rocks her, it turns out the dad she knew isn’t her biological father. So, who the hell is? Savanna, angry and adrift, can’t believe it when Dr. Kyle Remington, the very woman who left her feeling like a fool, shows up in Dreamer’s Bay. Not only has Kyle landed in Savanna’s small town, but she’s managed to charm every other person who lives there. Savanna has no plans to forgive and forget. There’s nothing between them anymore, even if Kyle’s sparkling blue eyes and shiny dark hair make Savanna’s pesky knees go weak. Life is too complicated for second chances. Or is it?
What people are saying: “Author Melissa Brayden is a go to for me. She offers up exquisite romances of every trope imaginable. Her latest was another exemplary work of delicious cozy love. Thoroughly enjoyed.” – Fuzzjump, B&N Reviewer
Ghosts & Gowns by Lucinda Race
When she inherits her late Uncle Herman’s charming dress shop in Drakes Bay, she expects sewing machines… not a resident ghost! But Uncle Herman’s ghost is desperate for Claudia to uncover the truth behind his untimely demise. On Claudia’s very first morning on the job and discovers a hidden life insurance policy. Then a mysterious man phones, claiming Herman promised him the shop. Before Claudia can stitch up the loose ends, she finds herself standing over the man’s body. With help from her spectral uncle, Claudia must unravel a tangle of secrets, and small-town scandals before the real killer claims another victim… or before Claudia ends up in cuffs for good.
What people are saying: “I was enamored right from the start of this new cozy mystery series. I absolutely LOVED the Book Store series, and with this being a spin off, I knew I was in for a treat.” – CoffeenbooksBT, B&N Reviewer
Sexual Healing by Brenda Jackson
Leah Mason grapples with the lingering scars of a traumatic past while trying to rebuild her shattered heart. After fleeing from a painful and haunting secret, she is drawn back to Reese Singleton, the man who captured her love as a teenager… The only man who can heal her heart.
What people are saying: A sequel to Night Heat, Sexual Healing is a riveting installment in the Steele Family Series that dives deep into the transformative power of love and redemption.
Fenrir by Eric Flint & Ryk E. Spoor
Stephanie Bronson thought she might have found a distant supernova. Instead, what she’d found was something more. The object—called Fenrir—was slowing down. It was not a comet or even a rogue planet. It was an alien vessel. Now the world must brace itself for the arrival of the immense, frighteningly silent alien visitor. Until the huge ship was suddenly careening out of control. There was—just possibly—a chance to rescue the now-shipwrecked “Fens.” But even Stephanie—or those trying to stop her and the rescue ship Carpathia—could not imagine that not merely the fate of the aliens, but that of Earth itself, would be decided by Fenrir.
What people are saying: A classic science fiction story that pulls you in and fills you with hope.
Home to Cypress Bayou by Susan Sands
Leah Bertrand returns to her historic Louisiana hometown to fulfill a deathbed promise to her friend and mentor. She’s been matched as a bone marrow donor to a stranger, yet the match is so close that doctors suspect a family relationship. But how? Leah’s family has always seethed with drama. And then her ex arrives. Leah realizes the feelings and secrets she buried years ago have come back to haunt her. Dr. Jake Carmichael returns to Cypress Bayou after years away and is shocked to see Leah, his childhood sweetheart and first love, back in town and on his patient roster. Jake’s not ready to give up on their future together. But Leah fears she has even more to lose this time…
What people are saying: “From the onset, I found myself pulled into Jake and Leah’s emotional orbit, fascinated as the layers of their complex past are peeled away to create the reader’s rapport that then drives the story.” – beckyb0416, B&N Reviewer
