"Raccoon Love" is about intimacy in all its sublime and maddening ordinariness. I think most of us tend to be a bit embarrassed by the ordinariness of our lives. What I’ve tried to do in Raccoon Love and my other memoirs is redeem and reclaim that ordinariness. It’s where we live.
My memoir recounts a surprising story: how I let myself slide into an unhealthy state, then finally turned that around. Getting in touch with physicality led to an epiphany about how to achieve wellness and balance in my life, decades after I gave up on figuring things out.
Against their better judgment, Ann and Rhonda agree to help a young girl in distress at the request of the vice-president of the United States, Amelia Swanson. After almost losing their lives because of an earlier request of hers, they plan on being more careful.
Swift, lyrical, often astonishing, this is a tale of high adventure, of love lost and found, a lifelong journey of enlightenment and remarkable interspecies encounters.
When you wake up in Bath, England two hundred years in the past, how far can a love of Jane Austen get you? For a student of nineteenth-century English literature, time travel should be a dream come true.
Wall Street Journal bestselling author Nicole Snow returns with a hilarious office romance where two archenemies who drive each other crazy pretend they're madly in love.
From Wall Street Journal and USA TODAY bestselling author Natasha Madison comes a brand new stand-alone sports romance. The eighth installment of the Only One Series. A spin-off from the Something So Series and This is Series
Ten Trends to Seduce Your Bestfriend is a full-length, complete standalone, adult contemporary romantic comedy.
Christine knew that chucking it all and joining the Peace Corps in her 30s was a gamble, but she was determined to re-write the story of her life. Little did she know the story would read like "Bridget Jones Goes to Africa."
PART TWO: ARC Readers, Indie Bookstore Appearances, Advertising and Book Trailers, New Release Promotions and Book Blog Tours.
Part practical manual/part memoir, HOW TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE was inspired by my personal experiences seeking change the last number of years, starting with leaving my decade-long marriage at the age of 30 without any safety net in sight, followed by two cross-country moves and a journey of self-exploration.
My boss is a jerk but when I discovered him clutching his sausage and moaning my name, I made a mistake that I can't take back.
Dear Fellow Bookworms, I need your help. I, Rachel Rose, am in quite the pickle with a hot-as-sin English Lit professor by the name of Ty Winslow, and I don’t know how to get out of it.
