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Sophia’s best friend wants the best for her. That’s why she invites Sophia to spend the holiday with her at her brother’s cabin, but an unexpected delay leaves Sophia alone with Brady, her friend’s brother.
She soon finds herself trying to get Brady into the Christmas spirit. What begins as an awkward situation soon develops into a blossoming romance.
The serial murderer that had become known as the Shadow has been killed and all of the evidence points to Mira, former trace evidence analyst.
As detectives turn their focus to Mira and as she tries to avoid them, she and John Zimmer, a writing professor, try to figure out who the real killer is. As they’re worried about the police and possible future deaths, they quickly realize this is about more than one murderer and the Shadow was truly a shadow to another killer.
They’re in a race against time as the killer becomes angry about John’s lack of attention and the relationship between Mira and John. When Mira and John come face-to-face with the killer, they discover that not all lessons are taught in classrooms. Some lessons can only be taught in the blood that has been spilled.
Mira Solano sees dead people every day. That’s kind of how it goes when you’re a trace evidence analyst. She’s used to it. So when Victoria Glassman’s body is found, it’s just another day on the job… until everything goes wrong. The evidence that should be there isn’t. And the local detectives are more interested in their new high profile case than solving Victoria’s murder. It seems like someone is trying to stop Mira from discovering the truth.
Mira soon teams up with the handsome university Professor John Zimmer. Together they discover students desperate for approval and a college community that has its one idea of ethics. The more people they meet; the more unsafe Mira becomes. The killer knows she’s looking for him, and he knows how to handle people that go looking for him—never leave a trace.
Some yesterdays can kill your tomorrow….
She’s a millennial, living a quiet, unassuming life in small town, Idaho. As far as the government knows, she owns nothing. The house is not hers. It belongs to the government. The name on her driver’s license barely registers when a customer calls her. And why should it? It’s not hers either. Most days she feels dead—inside and out.
Then a new neighbor moves into the house next door. He seems normal, ordinary, if a bit reclusive. She decides to be neighborly and invites him over. And suddenly, she’s staring at her living room wall, freshly ripped with bullets. And just like that, the past she thought dead-and-buried, comes looking for her. It reaches after her with claws that mean to rip and shred, whatever life she’d managed to patch together.
To run means to be hunted again. To stay…is not an option.
Love is a beautiful thing; the air that keeps us going and the brightness of our day. Love has depth, and when that level of depth mixes with loss, you see some of the most unexpected things manifesting. Pixie’s gift highlights the story of two individuals who are coming to terms with the loss of people whom they thought they couldn’t live without. Life becomes unbearable, and all hope seems to be lost. The day gets darker, and living becomes more of a complication. All hope is lost, or is it?
Adam and Sarah, strangers until now, in the depth of their loss and with the need for closure, find they need to visit the local bridge in their small charming village for different reasons so they could move on with life. Would this adventure to the local bridge yield the right results? Can they put the ghosts of their pasts to bed, or would they need the help of a friendly ghost?
We capture the essence and beauty of love in this book, and even in the event of loss, we see that love never dies.
It’s nothing but a casual hookup. Temporary, with no strings attached. It’ll be over in a few weeks, and we’ll go our separate ways. What could go wrong?
Jessa
Have you ever wished you could turn back time and do things differently? Like that one time you decided to use your ratty bra as a weapon and almost took out the eye of your dad’s hot doctor? Yeah? Me, too.
But my nylon ninja skills must’ve impressed him, because he kept coming around, heating my blood with those tight jeans and sexy smiles.
As hard as I tried, I couldn’t resist him. So I decided to make a deal. A few weeks of fun, then we’d go our separate ways.
Rafe
My life was perfect—just the way I wanted it. Or at least it was until the day I met Jessa Maddox.
Beautiful and feisty, I couldn’t get her out of my head, and I kept making excuses just to be near her.
When neither of us could deny our attraction for another moment, we made a bargain.
No strings. No commitments. Just a cool and casual fling that would run its course before Jessa headed back home and out of my life, for good.
It was the perfect situation…until it wasn’t.
And I needed to figure out what I really wanted, because Jessa Maddox was no “here today, gone tomorrow” hookup.
She was just what the doctor ordered.
Playing with the Doctor is book one in the Milestone Mischief Series. It is a hot standalone novel with no cliffhanger.
Blindsided by an attack that destroys her home and blamed for murder, Karolina Dalca, a half-vampire, escapes, only to plunge into the magical societies from which she was sheltered.
Betrayed by those around her, she abandons her dreams of becoming an investigator and flees, trusting only herself. Her police internship would never prove more useful. Hoofing it through the wilderness, she makes it to her university dorm, disheveled but delightfully deflowered.
Enter a full vampire: one wielding dark magic and a ride out of Canada. A fugitive from the law, Karo complies with his demands to escape, unsure whether his requests are bewitched. She vows to clear her name and avenge her mother’s death, but Karo’s family secrets aren’t so easily left behind.
“This book grabs you by the throat and does not let go! A fast paced, enthralling journey through a hidden underworld of vampires, werewolves, and other beings of the night. I Highly recommend you acquire this book and hole up somewhere safe for the ride.” —Stuart Rutherford, actor from WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS
“Fans of Kim Harrison will be drawn into the imagery of Noble’s first book of the Dark Eyes series. In between bouts of fighting and the intensity of paranormal, dark fantasy, there are moments of comedy that make this series opener a real page-turner.” —Booklist.
Brielle has never been normal – she sees things no-one else does. But as it looks like she’s about to be adopted after growing up in an orphanage, she’s the closest she’s ever come. All she has to do is act…well, normal.
The new guy in town, Tristan, is anything but that. On the first day she meets him, he starts talking to her of visions and aliens and a darkness so evil, it will take twelve Zodiac heirs to defeat it. Brielle knows she should run the other way, as fast as she possibly can.
If only she wasn’t so undeniably drawn to him…
When assassins attack and Brielle can no longer deny she has powers, she begins to wonder—is Tristan telling the truth? Are there others like her? Are her feelings so powerful because she and Tristan are soulmates?
And ultimately, will Brielle have to sacrifice everything she’s ever wanted so she can join a daunting fight to save the universe?
What would you do if your boyfriend dumped you at your parent’s 30th wedding anniversary party?
LEXI
I know I should be more upset about my break up, but the truth is I’m more annoyed that he did it before I could and that he did at my parent’s party! Who the hell does that? Meeting Gabe should be the highlight of that horrid day, but I don’t remember meeting his handsome face.
Gabe
Am I annoyed that Lexi hasn’t called me yet? Yeah, I am, but I guess there could be a million reasons that she hasn’t. I’m just glad I was there to make sure Lexi and her friends were safe on their night out. When we bump into each other a week later, I get my explanation as to why she hasn’t called. She doesn’t remember me!
When they meet for a third time by chance, will Lexi stay and get to know Gabe, or will she walk away again?
“I am So in love with this series! … The characters became real to me.” -Amazon reviewer
Fall in love with the people of Hope Springs in this collection containing the first three books in the heartwarming, emotional Hope Springs Christian romance series.
Not Until Forever: Sophie knows she did the right thing when she declined Spencer’s proposal five years ago. So why does seeing him again stir up old feelings? Spencer promised himself he wouldn’t fall for Sophie again. But there’s something different about her now. Something that makes him think maybe God is giving them a second chance…
Not Until This Moment: Peyton thought Jared was “the one”—until he told her he never intended to get married. Jared wishes he could give Peyton everything she desires. But marriage is the one thing he can never offer her. When they’re thrown together again on an annual ski trip, both have to reexamine what they want. Because it’s just possible God has other plans for them…
Not Until You: Three years after her husband’s death, Violet is sure her chance at happily ever after is over. Until Nate moves in next door and stirs feelings she thought had died with her husband. But when Nate reveals a devastating secret, they have to decide: should they walk away, or trust that the God of second chances has a plan for their future?
If you love deeply moving stories filled with faith, forgiveness, and the promise of forever, then this set of Christian romances will touch your heart and leave you breathless with the power of true love.
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“If you enjoy the work of Susan May Warren or Denise Hunter, then check out the whole Hope Springs Series.” -Amazon reviewer
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“Couldn’t put this series down! The characters are all beautifully woven together from book to book. Found myself wanting to visit Hope Springs!” -Amazon reviewer
Aaron Grant is feeling hopeless, faithless, and singled out for tragedy. After losing his wife, his daughter, and now his foster son, Aaron tries to find himself again, which reluctantly includes getting help from his old pastor.
At the same time, Sarah Latham finds herself joining a cult that believes the end of the world is coming, and their job is to purge all evil from existence. In apocalyptic mayhem, Sarah plays a major part in their plans of murder, while Aaron tries to
track down his son’s killer, while also figuring out his relationship with Teresa.
As the perceived end-time begins to creep closer, the only guarantee is that Satan is more than a personification of evil—sometimes he exists inside people, pulling them into the darkness.
