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real

Katy Evans Gets “REAL”

An ex-Olympic sprinter who’s had to reinvent herself as a sports rehab specialist meets a fallen boxer during a dangerous “Underground” fighting match –neither of them are prepared for the sparks that fly and the undeniable connection between them.  Read On »

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one week

Monica Murphy on her Bestseller “One Week Girlfriend”

I’ve been told the story reminds readers of “Pretty Woman” so I’m going with that.  Read On »

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rachel

Rachel Van Dyken on her #1 Bestseller, “The Bet”

If you love to watch romantic comedies, then this is the book for you.  Read On »

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falling

Jasinda Wilder on the bestselling “Falling Into You”

FALLING INTO YOU is about a girl named Nell who watches her boyfriend’s tragic death, and how she deals with–and eventually moves on from–the grief of that experience.  Read On »

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if you stay

Courtney Cole on “If You Stay”

Someone near to me was using drugs to cope with life. As I was pondering his reasons for doing so, I thought back to a news story that I heard several years ago–about a mother and a young son who had been faced with a traumatic situation.  Read On »

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never too far

Abbi Glines on “Never Too Far”

I knew that if I didn’t finished Rush and Blaire’s story (which began in “Fallen Too Far”) and give them a HEA, my readers would hunt me down.  Read On »

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mirror talk

Barbara Alfaro on “Mirror Talk”

Holding on to humor in situations that are often anything but funny.  Read On »

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the angry big

Lee Fullbright on “The Angry Woman Suite”

An unsolved celebrity double murder in the early 1900’s, and the fallout on three generations of one fragile family, as told by three very different narrators: a young girl in search of autonomy; a young man in search of an identity, and an older man in search of justice.  Read On »

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they cooked

Patrick Edwards on “They Cooked the Books”

“They cooked the books. I lost all my money in the stock because the company used ‘creative accounting’ to make it look like it was thriving.”  Read On »

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the intentional big

Patti DeNucci on “The Intentional Networker”

People should read this book so they can learn how to become more purposeful, polished, and productive networkers and business people; the ones everyone wants to meet, know, hire, do business with, and refer.  Read On »

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