Genres : 150-320 Pages

In the small town of Cougar, struggling single mother and veterinary assistant Teresa Lansing is still bruised from a failed relationship when Frank McAllister sweeps her off her feet. Frank is a big-city SWAT officer who...

Reporter Zoe Lewellen never imagined she’d have bad luck in Four-Leaf Clover. After stumbling over a wayward pig and tumbling into the mud after her first spa treatment, she assumed her fortune had to turn...

For Ryan Gould it's just another pay day, collect a car from Portugal deliver it to the UK. Nothing too complicated - until he decides on an unscheduled stopover in Northern France, in the city...

In the eye of the storm, secrets swirl and survival hangs by a thread. In "Sanibel Wind," the tenth electrifying chapter of the Will Harper Mystery Series, the serene life of Florida sleuth Will Harper...

When a mysterious girl arrives at Thorn's doorstep, her presence ignites a chain of events that unravels his world. This unexpected encounter reveals a chilling secret: every misfortune Thorn has faced over the past twenty...

Prepare to have your perspective on Hollywood, fame, and your own genetic makeup forever transformed by the first installment in The Athena Trilogy, a gripping series by New York Times bestselling author W. Michael Gear....

"Kitty Thomas is a one-click author for me!" -Anna Zaires, NYT Bestselling author of Twist Me She was a bored housewife until she was taken and trained for the pleasure of the highest bidder. Vivian...

What if we chose our trauma? Is it possible we had a hand in our life’s blueprint? Following the tragic death of his brother, in addition to the impending failure of his marriage, Nathan Jones...

Author Alexa Wainwright is losing her mojo. Her latest works aren't selling like her internationally bestselling debut. She vows to do whatever it takes to get back to being number one. But is she really?...

2020 PenCraft Award Winner - Psychological Thriller "The Girl on the Train pales in comparison to Give It Back, and all of my previous prejudices against the genre were swept away. It was engaging, relatable,...