POLARITY is for women who read the Fifty Shades series and longed for a heroine to whom they could relate and a path they might legitimately follow.
Sisterhood, safety, and secrets — it all happens at the lighthouse on Five Island Cove.
One geology intern who desperately needs to be rescued from a hostage situation. One billionaire who has the capability to save her life. Two people who are inexplicably drawn to each other even though they have almost nothing in common.
The Advisor was the winner in the Historical Fiction category of the 2020 IndieReader Discovery Awards, where undiscovered talent meets people with the power to make a difference. Following find…
What’s the best kept fiction marketing secret out there? Guest blogging.
Tattle Tales: Tattoo Stories and Portraits is a collection of portraits and interviews of people from different backgrounds who have tattoos.
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Alexa Pearce looks like your everyday twenty-something librarian when she's anything but.
Based on a true story, When It’s Over is a moving, resonant, and timely read about the lives of war refugees, dramatic political changes, and the importance of family, love, and hope.
Find out why readers are loving this fast-paced urban fantasy adventure with a kick-butt heroine and plenty of action, suspense, and humor.
New York Times bestselling author K. Bromberg is back with an all new second-chance, standalone hockey romance.
The story of PICTIONARY®, and how I turned a simple idea into the bestselling board game in the world, began with one small step.
A nervous kitten befriends a grumpy gargoyle who helps her overcome her fears in the IRDA winning SPOOKY AND THE GARGOYLE.
“The pen is mightier than the sword,” as long as that pen is filled with ink, has paper upon which to write, has someone moving that pen, and has others to read what that pen writes.
In 2010, I was a yoga-practicing, organic-food-eating health geek. But six months after a clear mammogram, I was diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer.
