A small-town baker mixes business with pleasure when she falls for her off-limits realtor.

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Ava Lancaster wants one thing: to convince her best friends to move back to their hometown of Cedar Springs.

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Luckily for Ava, the five girls made a pact their senior year of high school–if they all turned thirty without getting married, they would return to Cedar Springs, buy the abandoned Victorian manor on Main Street, and open a bed and breakfast together. And, because sometimes good things do happen to good people, the manor goes up for sale the same weekend Ava turns thirty. Everything is falling into place.

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Until it isn’t.

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Between running her bakery without help, convincing two of the girls that friendship is worth the effort of a big move, and dealing with Benjamin McKinley the Traitor (who of course is the real estate agent selling the property), Ava starts to worry that her lifelong dream is crumbling around her.

Ben McKinley believes in putting the past behind him, a mentality that’s served him well so far. Unfortunately for Ben, past mistakes that he’d hoped were long gone rear their ugly heads in the form of Ava Lancaster and her friends.

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Did he break up with her best friend on prom night? Yes. Did he think it was a decision that would haunt him into adulthood? Absolutely not. Yet here he is, somehow struggling with the same problem he had fifteen years ago.

Normally, he’d just put as much distance between himself and the women as possible. Normally, he’d continue stuffing his inconvenient crush on Ava back out of reach where it belonged.

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But Ben is a realtor and the manor belonged to his grandmother.

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Which means that Ben is about to spend a lot of time pretending he hasn’t always been in love with Ava.

Lavender Eyes is a short story spinoff from House of Fae, the first book in the Kings & Queens urban fantasy romance series available on Amazon. Thanks for reading!

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KALAN

Her chin lifted when I sent a sliver of magic to brush against her. It was barely enough to be sensed, but she responded like she felt it, turning in a circle.

The breath stilled in my lungs when she faced me for three seconds, and bright lavender eyes locked with mine. Every muscle in my body rippled, and desire simmered in my Fae blood. My face tilted, daring her to approach, and wishing she would. A provocative smile lifted her lips before she turned away. 

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DREAMA

His intense gaze dropped to my mouth, and I cupped his cheek, sliding my fingers against the rough stubble. An electrical current hummed between us, twisting and strengthening with each breath. Kalan could destroy a woman, and I couldn’t find the will to stop the impending disaster on the horizon.

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“May I kiss you, Dreama?” 

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Lavender Eyes is a short story, spicy Fae urban fantasy romance. The book is an addition to the Kings & Queens series. Happy reading!

A secret three decades in the making...

Claire Cooke lost her sisters in a plane crash thirty years ago. She adopted her three nieces and built a life as best she could, and at 52, the girls’ distant uncle surprises her with a six-million-dollar inheritance. Claire decides to take a risk and buy The Grand Madrona Hotel on beautiful Orcas Island to start a new chapter in her life.

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Chip Douglas didn’t put in ten years as manager of the hotel just to watch a stranger run it into the ground. So imagine his surprise when Claire turns out to be the exact opposite of what he’d expected. She’s charming, wise, and beautiful – someone he could easily see himself falling in love with. If only his divorce hadn’t convinced him that falling in love again was impossible...

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When the FBI comes knocking at the hotel, it’s not long before Claire is forced to face her history or lose her potentially happily ever after with Chip. Will she make the right choice?

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Sunset Cove is a sweet and wholesome, romantic women’s fiction story with romance, mystery, and the joy of second chances. Jump on the ferry and get ready to fall in love!

When they clash, everyone will hear it.

A heroic (?) tale of the future.

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Superhero robot Jody Ryder and super-strong con lady Jefferson Ball don't cross paths much. But, when they are duped into fighting each other, the consequences for them will be graver than being beaten up...

6 months ago I started over. Living alone in a huge city is better than being stuck in a small town where everyone knows your ex cheated on you. Here no one knows who I am, except the kids I teach, and I much prefer it this way. That is until a well dressed man changes everything. His daughter is in my class, and while the rest of the school seems to know who he is, he’s just a hot guy in a suit to me… until he’s not.

 

I told myself I’d never let a man own me again. I’d never lose myself the way I had before. But they aren’t like he was, and maybe being theirs wouldn’t be so bad. If only he wasn’t my boss…   Trope Shopping List: Hurt/Comfort Teacher Multi POV Single Dad Men who love to share Forced Proximity Protective Alpha-holes Billionaires Age Gap Breeding K!nk Pierced

Want to know what happened when Kat first met two of her future love interests? Read Unexpectedly Lawson, it’s a short spicy novella that’ll make you excited to meet these two men again

Don't sleep with your brother's best friend, i.e., the enemy.

Silas Sharpe is enemy number one—my biggest competitor and my brothers’ best friend.

Seeing an opportunity to “spy” on the offerings at Chesapeake Resort under the guise of attending a “friend’s” wedding, I took it, dragging my best friend and my brother with me.

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When Silas cornered me in a utility closet during the wedding reception, I finally succumbed to the years of pent-up frustration and hate, giving in to my baser instincts.

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This was supposed to be a onetime thing, but in true Silas Sharpe fashion, he refused to give up until he had the one thing that had eluded him for years—me.

He played the game well, offering me a chance to plan a high-end wedding at his resort—something I’d always wanted. But I refused to trust in the relationship growing between us, knowing that, as my competitor, Silas would capitalize on any moment of weakness, leaving me to pick up the pieces.

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As time went on, Silas showed me that I could relinquish a little of the control I’d held on to for so long. That there was more to life than just work.

But what happens if I let go?

If I’m not careful, I’ll lose more than just my business to Silas. I’ll lose myself, too.

A brutal murder. A missing athlete. A detective with everything to prove…

Working his first homicide case since relocating from the United Kingdom, Detective Sergeant Jack Lisbon must prove he’s got what it takes to perform in the heat of tropical Northern Australia.

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A mutilated body washes up on the edge of a mangrove forest with wounds in keeping with a frenzied crocodile attack, which, to begin with, seems a straightforward incident—death by misadventure.

However, when Lisbon and his partner Detective Claudia Taylor investigate further, all signs point towards a premeditated, vicious murder. The case takes another sinister turn when a champion athlete vanishes, forcing the police to consider the possibility of a double homicide.

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As the list of suspects grows, the detectives find themselves up against a wall of silence in the tight-knit community of Yorkville—no one wants to talk, and the killer remains elusive.

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With time running out, can Lisbon rise to the challenge and bring the perpetrator to justice?

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Kill Shot is the gripping first installment of Blair Denholm’s The Fighting Detective series, a gritty, hard-boiled Australian police procedural that will keep readers guessing until the very end.

Ironcrest Academy is a Fae/PNR, why choose romance that will take place in a made up Fae Realm, even though this story takes place mostly in the human realm.

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The FMC is coming into her powers, and needs to find her mates in order to survive attend Ironcrest Academy. Finding her mates isn’t as easy as it seems. She needs to travel far from her home realm. Even then, she needs the assistance of a very sassy Pixie, who was tricked with sweets.