Month: September 2022

Suzie Buttler’s First Day of School

Life is a challenge for Suzie Buttler, a spirited little girl who was born in the shape of a butt. (Yes, you read that right!) Her older brother is a brat, and her classmates can be callous, but, with tenacity and ingenuity, Suzie is determined to rise above the bullies and show everyone that she is more than just a butt. Suzie is excited for her very first day of Kindergarten, even though her brother, Harold, warns her that she will be laughed at because she’s “just a butt.” Despite Suzi... [Read More...]

Free: Captive of Wolves

After years of torment in captivity, Talia is rescued by four eerily gorgeous fae men who swear to protect her. But a curse holds all fae kind in its grasp, and only Talia’s blood can heal them. Can a human woman claim a new chance at life and love among the savage fae—or will her saviors’ castle become just as much a prison as her cage was? ... [Read More...]

Betrayal at Ravenswick, A Fiona Figg Mystery

Downton Abbey meets Agatha Christie in this “highly entertaining” series opener. What’s the best way to purge an unfaithful husband? Become a spy for British Intelligence, of course. Desperate to get out of London, and determined to help the war effort and stop thinking about her philandering husband, Fiona Figg volunteers to go undercover. At Ravenswick Abbey a charming South African war correspondent has tongues wagging. His friends say he’s a crack huntsman. The War O... [Read More...]

Predator in the House

Karl Shea, Detective for Boston’s Sex Crimes Unit, learns he has terminal cancer just as he is about to retire. He vows to do two things before he dies. He wants to make up to his wife for being a terrible husband and find a young girl, gone missing, with the son of a senator as the primary suspect. His last months become complicated when the trail he is following leads him back home. $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Anaïs Nin’s Paris Revisited

The book consists of photographs of thirty-one places dear to Anaïs Nin in and around Paris, her quotes, and the author’s essays, all bilingually presented in English and French. It is a unique and charming guidebook to the writer Anaïs Nin, the city she lived in and loved, art, literature, and the 20th Century thought. You will find an array of luminaries such as Henry Miller, Antonin Artaud, Sylvia Beach, Bunuel, Brassaî, and Duchamp in interaction with Nin. You will also be introduc... [Read More...]

Free: Butter, Sugar, Magic: Baking Up a Magical Midlife, Book 1

Embracing a midlife transformation has never been more delicious. Cassie is a 40-year old newly single mom who discovers she’s a witch when she inherits a magical bakery from a mysterious great aunt. Embracing her ability to infuse her baked goods with magic, finding her place in the quirky new town, and doing what she can to convince her tween daughter that this is the place for them is going to take everything she has, and it might not be enough. Butter Sugar Magic is the first book in ... [Read More...]

The Wild One

Jasper Westbrook. Code name: Swoon Machine.My best friend’s older brother. Certified melter of ovaries. Professional destroyer of panties. And now…sudden single dad. Guys like Jasper—I bet you know the type? The chiseled arms. The wavy hair. The melt-your-brain-cells smile. Good thing I’m a smart girl—Honey Hill’s former child prodigy, to be precise—I should know better than to fall for this playboy’s charm. Here’s the problem, though. The man is an exp... [Read More...]