Don’t Tell Me How to Die by Marshall Karp
At the age of forty-three, I found out I would be dead before my next birthday. My mother also died young. I was seventeen, and she warned me that women would flock to my suddenly single father like stray cats to an overturned milk truck. They did. And one absolutely evil woman practically destroyed his life, mine, and my sister’s. I have three months, and I plan to spend every waking minute searching for the perfect woman to take my place as Alex’s wife, and mother to Kevin and Katie. You’re probably thinking, She’ll never do it. Did I mention that in high school I was voted “Most Likely to Kill Someone to Get What She Wants”?
What people are saying: “I read this in 4 days! I was crying, laughing and screaming and the twist and turns throughout this book.” – Leeski99, B&N Reviewer
Formula Chance by Sawyer Bennett
Nash Sinclair abandoned the world of formula racing after a deadly crash left him injured and on a long road to recovery, both physically and mentally. [W]hen Brienne Norcross, owner of the newly acquired Titans Racing team approaches him about a job, he decides it might just be time to reclaim the life he once loved. Bexley Toliver just joined the Titans’ team as their chief race strategy engineer. Bex is no stranger to a man’s eyes on her. But there is one set of eyes that Bex hasn’t seen in years… When the same issues that broke them apart re-emerge, Bex and Nash need to make a decision—hit the brakes and walk away or race forward to their happily ever after.
What people are saying: “Sawyer Bennett delivers a second-chance love story that is both deeply emotional and irresistibly steamy.” – JaneyC, B&N Reviewer
Because the Night by Kylie Scott
Waking a monster from its sleep is never a good idea. Skye Carter is as normal as normal can be. But when she chances upon a man in the basement of an abandoned Hollywood Hills house, she’s suddenly playing tour guide, and introducing a fifteen-hundred-year-old vampire to this century. And who even knows what’s going on with her teeth. The truth is, immortality can get old—which is why Lucas Thorne went to sleep for seventy years. But he’s back and ready to take on undead enemies and friends alike. In a world where threatening creatures roam the night streets, he’s the most dangerous of them all.
What people are saying: “BECAUSE THE NIGHT was a cute and funny and bloody little Hollywood Vampire romance.” – Bianca_78, B&N Reviewer
Once Upon a Devilishly Enchanting Kiss by Bree Wolf
England 1801: LADY LOUISA, daughter of the EARL OF WHICKERTON, prided herself on her composure—until PHINEAS HAWKE, VISCOUNT BARRINGTON, with his devilish grin and eyes like storm clouds, unraveled her. At an unremarkable ball, Phineas uncovers Louisa’s most mortifying secret. Louisa vows to shield her emotions, her determination fueled by a mix of irritation and an unspoken desire. PHINEAS HAWKE, familiar with the charming LADY LOUISA by sight but not by heart, suddenly finds her impossible to ignore when competition arises. As stakes rise, so does their mutual fascination. In a game of pride and passions, will they risk a fall for love?
What people are saying: “This enemies to lovers romance is a good one. Bree Wolf has done an amazing job of writing this book. ” – Silvatrend8553, B&N Reviewer
Tangled Trust by Emmie Lyn
For Hanna Moss, love has always come with danger. So when her golden retriever, Bella, welcomes a handsome private investigator into their lives, Hanna is reluctant to confide in him. Blake Bowman returns to Clam Cove, Maine, with a shattered heart. All he wants is to enjoy a much-needed quiet vacation. But when he meets beautiful, injured Hanna, his focus shifts…because it looks like what happened to her was no accident. Hanna is terrified of the feelings she’s rapidly developing for Blake and refuses to repeat her past mistakes. Blake is determined to help and protect Hanna, even if that means putting love on hold.
What people are saying: “This book is a great read! it has just the right amount of drama, suspense, a mystery to solve and sweet romance. It hooks you on the first page and doesn’t let go. ” – Ferri A, B&N Reviewer
