Seven years of widowhood have made Kate Flynn a strong, independent woman who even operates her own dressmaking shop. But when her eight-year-old son, Adam, has a run-in with a burly shipbuilder, she realizes the necessity of some godly male influence in his life. Adam starts working in a warehouse owned by John Joseph O’Keefe, better known as J.J., who looks out for Adam and feels a growing attraction to his young protégé’s mother. Kate’s emotions are as tumultuous as the ocean as she wonders what the future will hold.

Millie Glockenfeld's luck has finally turned around. After years of terrible relationships, Millie has just gotten engaged to the man of her dreams. Sam Webber is adorably geeky, and most importantly, he's crazy about Millie. So what if Sam is disabled and uses a wheelchair full-time? And so what if Millie's mother doesn't approve and has decided to boycott the wedding? Life is all about rolling with the punches. Enter Jake Winston, Millie's teenage crush. When Jake suddenly materializes at the company where Millie works, they become fast friends. It's almost too incredible to believe when Jake confesses that he harbored the same feelings for her in high school that she had for him. But as she spends more and more time with him, Millie starts to realize that her feelings for Jake may not be entirely in the past...

Millie Glockenfeld will never fall in love. She will never get engaged. She will never get married. She will never live in a house with a white picket fence and 2.4 children. And all for one very simple reason: She is ugly. Fortunately, one thing Millie has learned over the years is that she doesn't need a man. She's got a good job, a loyal best friend, and a crazy but lovable cat lady who lives downstairs from her. What more does a girl need in life? But then one day Millie meets Sam Webber. He is adorably handsome and absolutely perfect (well, almost). And Sam thinks that Millie is beautiful. Now there's a chance that Millie might get the happy ending she's always secretly wanted... if only she can learn to look in the mirror and see what Sam sees.

Jenna Langan knows what she wants, and as she tells her best friends after their weekly knitting group, she doesn't need a man to give it to her...only a few of his best swimmers. And just because her marriage to undercover vice cop Gage Marshall ended badly doesn't mean he can't still give her the baby she's always wanted. In fact, she's willing to bet a couple of her favorite hand-knit boas that she can tie him up in knots he'll definitely enjoy... An unexpected seduction is one thing, but stud service? No, thank you. Gage had his reasons for pulling the plug on his happily ever after with Jenna, and nothing that's happened since their divorce has changed his mind. That is, until Jenna got it into her head to tie him up and drag him down. Now he has no choice but to stick around until he knows for sure if his ex-wife is pregnant. But the more time he spends with Jenna, the more his resolve begins to unravel...

Why are teenage mothers dying in childbirth in the Garland Regional E.R. instead of delivering healthy babies for adoption at The Obstetrical Center? What is wrong? On her physician's advice, Garland's CEO Evelyn Langford reluctantly takes a long scheduled vacation for her fiftieth birthday leaving her team to conduct an investigation into the deaths. Evelyn's efforts to continue investigating the problem are hampered by her complicated relationships with her secretive, older brother, Frank, her subordinates, and, surprisingly, FBI Special Agent Rance Thompson, a new acquaintance, who comes to the small town to investigate possible links between the Obstetrical Center and a string of teenage girl disappearances. Will Frank's increasingly erratic behavior and her growing attraction to the younger FBI agent further complicate discovering the truth about the dying girls?

Nerd. Weird. Ugly. That's me. And I don't want it to be anymore. Now is my time to make my mark on the world. My college roommate doesn't make it easy. Neither does her brother, Jesse, but for completely different reasons. He makes me feel things I've never felt before.Wanted. Important. Beautiful.But we can't be together because it isn't real. Someone like him could never fall for someone like me. We aren't meant to fit together. Even if I fall apart without him.

The winds of change were already in place. The new generation found the orthodoxy and shackles of the earlier one unacceptable. This fast paced novel is about a south Indian youth Kannan Shivaram born in a traditional family who trains his guns on a regressive astrologer for trying to interfere in his life and make a mess of it. The astrologer on his part is motivated by the cut he was promised in the dowry amount if Kannan was married off according to his parents wishes. Hes a wily man and is prepared to leave no stone unturned to gain his ends. Kannan and his two friends, Arun and Amrik have their own set of adventures that are harmless and delightful while combating the wile of the astrologer. To find out who has the way in the end, read Those 9 Days It promises to be a romcom thriller.

David Alexander's take on a morality play of the Old South, when a white girl goes missing... An unsettling story, but one that all too easily could have really happened.