Category: In the Spotlight

Big Bad Baby Daddy

The Billion Dollar Baby Daddy. You’ve got to be kidding me. But nope, that’s what the world calls him. He’s the king of baby products and yet, he’s a bachelor who isn’t good with babies at all. The man is scared of children. However, that’s where I come into the picture. Fixing things, people, and situations is what I do for a living. And I’m the best. The problem? The hottie doesn’t want my help. In fact, the sexy, charm-your-pants-off billionaire with the tailored suits and a ... [Read More...]

Online Marketing Secrets For Beginners

Stop running around in circles! These extremely powerful marketing insights will bring you the success of your dreams. Are you launching your first business and wondering how to get yourself in front of your target audience? Or maybe you’ve been at it for a while now and find yourself frustrated by the mediocre results of your marketing efforts? Do you urgently need more clients or else you might have to give it all up and go back to something “more reliable”? Whether this is your first b... [Read More...]

Make it Rain

Make It Rain is the culmination of decades of hard work, ingenuity, and no small amount of business creativity. Len Fischer, one of the nations leading ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act) attorneys, author and founder of Benetrends Inc., a Retirement Services Provider, shares candid stories and advice from his 30 plus years, as an industry leader. Leonard was nearly 50 years old, and down to his last dollar when he turned it around and launched a $20-MILLION dollar business. This bo... [Read More...]

Free: Boom! Boom! Boom! The Upstairs Monster

What’s that mysterious noise upstairs? Take a magical journey through vivid illustrations and a heartwarming story that leads to a beautiful discovery of friendship. This is a short, beautifully illustrated children’s picture book, with imaginative hand-painted artwork. A child hears noises from upstairs-find out with the child what the noise is! Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Call it Kismet

From the New York Book Festival award-winning author of Whispers from the Heart comes Call it Kismet, a powerhouse of speculative women’s literature… A quarter-million dollars. Two possible futures. One woman looking for direction… Pulled in two directions, her only clear choice is leaving Ithaca. But when she’s attracted to a handsome contractor and falls in love with a puppy, she’s not sure if she’s met her destiny…or just a bump in the road. Will Lucy choose the journey... [Read More...]

Daddy’s Secret Baby

Get ready to lose yourself in these four steamy stories featuring irresistible heart-of-gold daddies. Four delicious Daddies for everyone. Don’t let them wait… Her Naughty Rich Boss “When a man meets the one, he just knows. I’d heard it before, but never believed it.” Daddy’s Best Friend “Seeing Karen again, I knew I was in trouble. My best friend’s daughter was all grown up.” Housemates with Benefits “As soon as I met Mona, I just knew. I never believed in ‘love at fi... [Read More...]

Bondage Buddies

It’s friends-with-benefits, but with rope… When Master Mitch proposes becoming friends-with-benefits, Domi can’t find any downsides to such an arrangement. As a single mom with no time for a relationship, she’s content with leaving everything about her desires at the club. And despite his playboy reputation, Mitch is definitely the kind of capable Dom who can give her everything she needs. She’s sweet, she’s sassy, and she has an incredible ability to take ev... [Read More...]

The Julia Street Series

A segregated train ride from the Southside of Chicago to South Berkeley, California is only the beginning. Old-time trains and train travel are often romanticized, but Sara’s cross-country ride signals a life-changing ending and a much-needed new beginning. Before she boards a segregated train on the Southside of Chicago, Sara takes the reader on a series of goodbyes as she leaves behind treasured family, friends, and favorite places. With her children, all three under the age of four, Sara t... [Read More...]