Where will love find us? Faking It With the Grump by Kate O’Keeffe introduces us to two people at opposite ends of the country. Harper Cole is an elementary school teacher in Los Angeles. When the boyfriend she had dated since she was a senior...

Lily Granger is on the autism spectrum and is a vet for large animals. She knows she’s a lot to handle, and she’s made her peace with it. On a whim one Christmas, she decides to send handwritten letters to some men and women serving...

Miss Snickers: A Little Romance, A Little Mystery, A Little Adventure by Lynn M. Hoerauf follows the protagonist, Sydney, as she becomes engrossed in the relationship troubles of a couple named Tony and Mindy. As she watches a relationship advice show on TV, Sydney parallels...

No Vacation Plans is a captivating contemporary romance by New York Times and USA Today’s bestselling author, Mona Risk. We are invited into Denise Lambert’s life, which takes an unexpected turn when she reunites with Damien Booker, a biracial law student she fell in love...

Flowers for Sara by Davina Kotulski is a touching story of a woman finding her way in life. Dani is a twenty-five-year-old lesbian who is working on her first book. Dani struggles with writing and is well known for being sidetracked by her sexual exploits....

Sylvie Stewart's romance novel Ale's Fair in Love and War features two small business owners who have been pulling pranks on each other. Cash Brooks owns Blue Bigfoot Beer Brewery, and Hollis owns the neighboring Happy Tails Salon. Hollis came storming into the brewery, demanding...

It Could Happen by Melissa Baldwin is a fantastic romantic comedy about a wedding, a secret that threatens to blow up the bridal party, relationships, friendships, and finding love when you least expect it. Tori Hayes is surprised to receive a wedding invitation from her...

Skye Bothma’s novel Shooting Stars: Road Less Traveled features Catherine, an unappreciated receptionist. Catherine dreamed of being a writer, but she supported David’s career until he had an affair with his office receptionist. Catherine had tickets to Hawaii she needed to use before they expired....

In Bucket List of Hope by Debra Erfert, the author has used the play on words in the title to her advantage. The reader’s attention is not only caught by the title but by the opening prologue which is just as attention-grabbing. The author incorporates...

How do you write a “historical romance” set in today’s rather unromantic society of cell phones, motorcycles, fancy cars, fast sex, and guns? You write it the way Cynthia L. Clark has written Boulder Girl, Remember Me When the Moon Hangs Low. Even the title...