When your friends all seem to have coupled up... When the pool of blind dates has dried up... When that cute guy at work gets scooped up.... And you've just about given up... It's time to say... FINE, I'LL GO ONLINE!

Wedding planner Tyler Warren thought she’d finally found The One, and she couldn’t wait to live out their fairy tale together. Unfortunately, relationships don’t always work out the way we want them to. Sometimes modern-day princes have inner dragons to battle, and when issues from the past threaten to end Tyler’s relationship before it really begins, she starts to question whether their love story is real. But the biggest test may be the arrival of a handsome new prince, ready to step in and steal her heart forever. A lot can happen between Once Upon A Time and Happily Ever After. This second volume in the Tales Behind the Veils series picks up where Diary of a Single Wedding Planner ended, but Tyler’s personal drama dampens her enthusiasm for her crazy wedding clients. As she travels down the sometimes treacherous path of romance, Tyler finds that being a wedding planner in love isn’t always the easiest job to have!

Laura has always kept priorities in order—God first, family second, and church and community third. But those priorities are tested when Remly goes missing. From the beautiful foothills of the White Mountains of New Hampshire to the tropical village life of the rural Dominican Republic, Laura will stop at nothing to find her littleDominican Love, the young boy God had placed in her care years before. The only complication is Morgan. The lostDominican Loveof her youth is now a widower. For years Laura had shut off the more passionate side of her feelings after the loss of her husband, but now thrust together with her first love, the fiery and brooding Morgan, would it change things? How can she leave the past behind when it comes so physically to her in the present? For it is Morgan assigned to be her guide through the rural and dangerous countryside on the search for young Relmy, and Morgan from her past who has her questioning so much about God's best path for her life for today.

In this sequel to the romantic comedy of errors Equal and Opposite Reactions: Trysta is in therapy. Darren suspects that his newborn daughter is not his. Trysta is desperate to keep a man in her life and a roof over her head. Darren is desperate to break free from his iron-fisted boss Angelo Barbieri, his insufferable stepbrother Geoffry, and Trysta. Darren hatches a plan. Trysta hatches several.And Sally and Silvio just want to live happily ever after. Everybody’s going to need a Hail Mary.

Grant and Jamie are back and you'd think life would be great now, but somebody is after them again. It's a year later and things should be wonderful. But someone seems to have it in for Grant and Jamie again. How far will this person go to harm them? Small pranks that they, at first are able to explain away, turn into dangerous events that leave them once again terrorised. It can't be him, can it? But he's still in prison, isn't he? The love between Grant and Jamie is strong and has them ready to do serious damage to whoever is threatening their happiness and their very lives. Enough is enough. Frankly, they're tired of living in fear. They're looking for a way to stop this madness. They're going to find it.

Maggie Weiss, a vibrant, free-thinking, grown-up Ôchild of the Ô60ÕsÕ, was an only child, born of German immigrant parents, and although inquisitive to the extreme, her heritage was never discussed. When an unfortunate accident changes her life forever, her confining disability leads her down a path of secrets, lies and betrayal. As she, along with her fellow journalist and companion, Jake Rigley, uncover a radical plan aimed at destroying the most powerful nation on earth, the growing evidence is quickly compiled. Yet, they ignore every warning; the irrefutable data they uncover proves, beyond any doubt, that the Ôso-calledÕ conspiracies are more than just ÔtheoriesÕ, theyÕre indeed shocking fact. Will anyone believe them? Will they survive or will they be silenced? Can the nightmarish outcome be prevented? Or, even worse, will history repeat itself?

"Second Master Mu, let's make a deal." Give me one million gold, and I'll give you one year's time. The girl was filled with confidence. Mu Yangyuan closed his eyes, "Sure." Second Master Mu, she suddenly hit someone and entered the police station. " The man lowered his head. Mu Yangyuan narrowed his eyes, "You think you can hide until the contract expires? It's a little smart, but it's still a little too young. " In the court, Liu Xixi retorted loudly, "I don't have mental illness, I don't have mental illness, I don't want to go out, I don't want to go to a mental hospital ..." Mu Yangyuan sat in the judge's seat and smiled, "You were the one who took the initiative to provoke me, so don't blame me ..." From then on, Liu Xixi's life had completely changed because of her miscalculation ...

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