World traveler Tracy Bennett agrees to extend her stay in Waverly Lake beyond summer in the hopes of affording her girlfriends' trip—a three-month excursion in New Zealand! And well, Aunt Dee could use her help at Woodsman's Lodge, packing away summer items and prepping for the winter holiday crowd. So, she's stuck until Thanksgiving. Meanwhile, Ben Walker is drawn back to Waverly Lake after the death of the custodian to his parents' estate. He plans to work at Aunt Dee's for his stay and is surprised to learn his childhood best friend Tracy is also working at the lodge. Hesitant to tell anyone else in Waverly Lake who he truly is for fear the town will want him to fill his parents' shoes, he gives a false name and pretends not to know Tracy. While Tracy's questioning of the mysterious Ben escalates, Aunt Dorothy assigns them to her pet project—Lovetoberfest. The October event is set to match guests on three blind dates around town. Tracy and Ben are forced to test run and narrow down five proposed dates to the best three. As the two reluctantly go on match-making practice full of apple orchards, corn mazes, and acorn painting, Tracy can't help but be attracted to Ben. Their chemistry makes her question not only her trip overseas but her long-term future; yet she can't shake the feeling he's hiding something. Ben's (re)connection with Tracy is undeniable, and while the dates push them closer, he's running out of time to face his tragic past and tell Tracy they're not, in fact, strangers at all.

Bron is a thirty-year-old writer living in London, a seemingly incurable heartbreaker and dodger of commitment. He is fascinated by the symbolist artist Paul Marotte and has made the artist the center of a book he is writing about love at first sight. Bron goes to his friend’s country house to work in solitude but encounters the beautiful, enigmatic Flora. Suddenly the theme of his book takes on a completely new, intensely personal dimension as Bron becomes dangerously smitten by the aloof beauty. Fast-paced, brilliantly crafted, and intellectually stimulating, The Trial of True Love is a captivating exploration of the nature of love, its elusiveness, and most of all, the universal human need to find it.

A scruffy Arabian colt of the mountainous Latin American outback is purchased by North American Tracer Montrose the morning his wife, Constance, angrily packs to leave him. The horse being a gift that Constance cannot check for her flight home, she delays her departure. She names him Ali Zn?and soon encounters a herd of his kin fleeing a highland inferno. Tracer unites equestrian club riders and dirt-roughened cowboys to save the animals. The mismatched bunch form a trail riding club. Meanwhile, the purchase of Napoleon and True Love causes a cramp in Ali Zns stable space. These older horses are bright and abrasive, strong and fearless, and champion the outback equine during nerve-wracking jumps, turns, and races. Tracer and Constance, rider novices, persist upon the backs of their steeds within the club arena and along the outback abyss, as well. But their horses poorly manage long-pent demands to achieve maddened equine goals. Their competitive spirits turn upon them. They find that neither rider nor trail obstruct them; that their devils must be accosted elsewhere. The youthful Ali Zn interprets this heart-rending tale by which horse and human are ridden, driven, and, sometimes, bound.

This book is about four Navy SEALs who have been fighting terrorists together overseas for over a decade. They come home to take care of a family business but the fight follows them home. Now they are the target of terrorists here in the US with family vendettas. While trying to start their civilian lives, they have to constantly fight off terrorists that are trying to kill them and in the process still managed to find true love. This action-packed fighting and romance story will keep you guessing on what’s going to happen next.

Excerpt- “Ah, no, dear Josephine,” he interrupted. “Decidedly you are wrong. Go to court—swear that you hate me, loathe me, abhor me—swear that life is insupportable with me, and plead for release, and the blessed old law will tell you that you are living, and must live, in holy matrimony! Go to any southern State—go to South Carolina, and state my refined and delicate cruelty. Why, Judge Somebody or other, in the next State, boasts that it is the unfading honor, as he calls it, of South Carolina, that she never has granted a divorce for any cause whatever. Well, go North—go to New York, for instance. Why, their great Panjandrum up there, the ‘Tribune’ man—what’s his name—Greeley—he will tell you that you are living, and must live, in holy matrimony. Bless him!” said Mr. Lafitte, piously. “I love him. I love him well. I hate him for his Abolitionism: I love him for his views on holy matrimony. I hate him because he tries to weaken my power over my slaves: I love him because he tries to strengthen my power over you, my angel. So do the rest of them. Go to any State you like, and they will all tell you that you are living, and must live, in holy matrimony.

A modern man from 2005, looking for salvageable materials in old, abandoned houses, stumbles upon a very ornate door. Carved onto the door, there is a heart and the words “TRUE LOVE ALWAYS FINDS A WAY.” When the man hangs the door in his house, it slowly opens a time portal back to the 1870s, where he falls in love with a beautiful lady that never found true love during her time.

Handfasted as a child, Kaleigh of Glencoe awaits the love of her life. She longs to fulfill her destiny, and her friendship with Aiden of Caledonia grows. She has deep feelings for him and values his friendship. How can she reconcile her new feelings with being handfasted to someone else? In the Highlands of Scotland, Kaleigh protects the hidden women and children of Glencoe while their village is destroyed. With no home remaining, she and her family join the Caledonian MacDonalds in an idyllic haven with unseen danger. Aiden, raised in Caledonia on the other side of the portal in Coire Gabhail, has known Kaleigh his whole life. He stands by her and his love for her grows. Will she break her arranged marriage to be with him, or will her guilt keep them apart?

Dr. Dan Wilder has spent most of his life either with a nanny or alone. Hes wanted it that way until one morning on rounds, he hears a very captivating voice as he approaches a patients room. Glancing in, he sees a lovely new nurse as she talks to the patient about her husband being killed in Iraq and a dilemma about her small farm and two horses. Dan has always been so fascinated with horses, and immediately wants to know more about this intriguing lady and the problem she faces. His pursuit of her attention is both humorous and endearing, but can he convince her that his love is real?

A story of a female vampire who learns that her life is nothing at all as she was taught to believe. With many twists and turns around every corner. This story will leave you seating at the edge of your seat, wanting more. book 1 in Love and Blood series

Blood will be shed, hearts will be stolen, and true love will be put to the test in A CURSE FOR TRUE LOVE, the breathtaking conclusion to Stephanie Garber’s #1 NEW YORK TIMES bestselling Once Upon A Broken Heart trilogy Two villains, one girl, and a deadly battle for happily ever after. Evangeline Fox ventured to the Magnificent North in search of her happy ending, and it seems as if she has it. She’s married to a handsome prince and lives in a legendary castle. But Evangeline has no idea of the devastating price she’s paid for this fairytale. She doesn’t know what she has lost, and her husband is determined to make sure she never finds out. . . . but first he must kill Jacks, the Prince of Hearts.