The year is 1960. Life is comfortable for Maeve Noland, pampered wife of the president of the Boston longshoremen’s union. Her daughter and son have begun to forge independent lives and she anticipates spending more time alone with her husband—still the most attractive man she’s ever known. Her husband dies suddenly. When a disturbing claimant to his estate appears, Maeve risks personal and financial ruin to salvage her children’s inheritance and her family’s reputation. $2.99 on Kindle.
Sarah’s husband returns from the war in Iraq tortured by wild mood swings and flashbacks. A business opportunity seems to offer a way out from a military that now considers him weak and surplus to requirements. Will Sarah risk her family’s future on a man who may be damaged beyond repair? Free on Kindle.
Gabby’s brain is like a human fish finder. It comes in handy when she wants to avoid people. Mostly men. They seem to like her a bit too much. It’s lonely being different, but she’s adapted to it. Really. She just wishes she knew why she is different, though.
In her search for answers, she discovers a hidden community of werewolves. She immerses herself in their culture, learning about their world until she meets Clay. He’s unkempt, prone to mood swings, intense without saying a word, and he thinks Gabby is his.
It’s going to take every trick she knows to convince Clay to go away, and every bit of willpower not to fall for him when she discovers the man beneath the rough exterior. Free on Kindle.
What does love look like to you?
For young Iris, the whole world looks upside down, and the only person who truly understands and appreciates her perspective is her new friend Charlie, who has his own unique trait: he cannot speak. His silence, her precociousness, and their acceptance of each other make the two a perfect match.
But happiness is fleeting, as Iris’s new stepsisters, skeptical and jealous (as conventional folks often are of those who dare to swim against the tide), manage to drive the two apart. Iris and Charlie are separated for the remainder of childhood.
Grown-up Iris never forgets about Charlie, though, and her love for him influences the charming art gallery she now owns. But despite the visually magical environment she inhabits, Iris finds herself doubting Charlie once again, thanks in no small part to those pesky stepsisters of hers.
Still, before she decides to give up hope altogether, she decides to do one small thing for the other lonely souls around her . . . with wonderful consequences.
The Upside of Iris is an illustrated love story for all ages, and for anyone who has ever felt misunderstood. It is a whimsical, touching reminder that perspective is truly everything, and that a change in perspective can make all the difference in the world. $2.99 on Kindle.
“Hilarious from start to finish!” ~ USA Today Bestselling Author Amanda Jason
K.A. Young has joined forces with her hilarious Julie Bromley to bring us a light hearted comedy that you won’t ever forget.
Life isn’t easy. Just ask American born Phoebe Hawkins and British born Lizbeth Bates, two insecure women in their mid twenties who are trying to stay positive in the face of their own awkwardness, chaos, and utter humiliation.
Friends for nearly ten years, Phoebe and Liz are well aware that neither of their brains possesses a filter. After Liz moves from the UK to America the two accidentally land jobs at an up and coming media company that is testing their very own version of a modern day Dear Abby/Agony Aunt advice column.
Laughter, tears and inappropriate behavior follow as the two desperately try to live up to their role as The American and The Brit. $3.99 on Kindle.
Where do you turn when your life falls apart? The answer could be a surprise.
When Sheila Davenport’s boyfriend moves out unexpectedly, her neighbor, Ruth Krey, provides the lifeline that Sheila needs to put things in perspective. Ruth’s story of WWII Germany, of love and loss, gives Sheila strength to stand up for herself and get the life she wants. $0.99 on Kindle.
To escape the often lonely and boring reality of living in a small rural town, Jessica finds comfort in reading about the many places that exist beyond her small corner of the earth.
When she joins the State Department and travels abroad looking for adventure, Jessica gets more than she imagined was ever possible.
Passport to Happiness is a story of strength and determination while exploring new places, but it’s also about finding love and happiness – no matter where you hang your hat. $0.99 on Kindle.
Mia James almost had it all…
At thirty, she was a successful photographer with the craziest but most loyal friends in the world and a wonderful life in a picturesque village. The only things missing were a husband and a brood of kids. Love happens when you least expect it, her mom always said.
An appointment to show her photography portfolio brought her front and center with Jack Barnes, a gorgeous, successful Manhattan businessman. Mia was smitten, and they married less than a year later. Unfortunately, the marital bliss she craved never showed up.
Jack, the controlling absentee husband, had a secret: someone else was occupying his mind and bed. Mia had no idea until a chance sighting revealed the real Jack with his mystery woman.
Payback was definitely in order and way overdue. With a little help from her friends and a lot of Merlot, Mia was on a mission to take Jack down.
With hilarious speed bumps, hiccups, and crazy calamities along the way, Mia’s ridiculous plot for payback turned into a chance for unexpected friendships and real love. Free on Kindle.
What happens when your ‘happily-every-after ‘goes belly-up? Synchronized Breathing is a humorous, light-hearted take on starting over. $2.99 on Kindle.
When her father falls into a coma, Indian American photographer Sonya reluctantly returns to the family she’d fled years before. Since she left home, Sonya has lived on the run, free of any ties, while her soft-spoken sister, Trisha, has created a perfect suburban life, and her ambitious sister, Marin, has built her own successful career. But as these women come together, their various methods of coping with a terrifying history can no longer hold their memories at bay. $1.99 on Kindle.
Customer review: “Heartwarming with exciting twists and turns, I heartily recommend this story to Hyde fans and fans of women’s fiction.” Deal Price: $1.99 (8/14/2015 only).
Where do you turn when your life falls apart? Sheila Davenport’s boyfriend just walked out leaving her alone and confused. Help comes from the unexpected kindness of her neighbor, Ruth. As their friendship grows, Ruth shares her story of WWII Germany, giving Sheila the strength she needs to move on. $0.99 on Kindle.
Customer Review: “This is one of Nora’s best! If you like romance stories, love Nora Roberts, or just want to read a really good book, then this would definitely be a good pick.” $2.99 on Kindle.
In this semi-autobiographical novel, Kendall Wilson’s mother commits suicide. The secrets of the identity of her father are contained in a diary she discovers. Unable to read or write the girl finds a way out of her relationship with a violent local gangster. $0.99 on Kindle.
Jack Reeves has loved Kinley Adams since the day he rescued her computer from a fatal blue screen. In the two years since, the computer programmer has fantasized about a life with her.
Kinley, an Engineering Assistant, has come to think of Jack as more than just a friend. One night, just when each had finally decided to reveal their feelings are deeper than friendship, a terrible automobile accident puts their confessions on hold.
Doctors have no choice but to rebuild Jack’s face, and the result changes everything. Can Jack and Kinley overcome his transformation from geek to chic, a secret double life, and a horde of willing women who have discovered the new Jack Reeves? Will the frog ever become the prince and ride off with his princess to live happily ever after?
Mark has been pastoring New Vision church for six years now, and all his hard work is about to pay off as the church approaches mega-church status. But while Mark has been busy building the church, his own household has been crumbling to pieces. After ignoring divine guidance, Mark finds himself caught up in the appearance of a scandal that threatens to tear the church apart. And his wife’s secrets only add insult to near-fatal injury.
Sharla would have done just about anything to be a mother…and, actually, she did. She was willing to pay the price for her mistakes, but she never dreamed someone else might have to suffer instead. How close can she come to confessing her past without jeopardizing her future?
Stepping Down is the eighth full-length novel from National Bestselling Author Michelle Stimpson. As the granddaughter of a pastor and the great-granddaughter of a bishop, she explores a conflict many spiritual leaders still encounter today. Readers will enjoy this fast-paced, hard-hitting novel that addresses the ageless question: How can a man run the church if he can’t run his own household? $0.99 on Kindle.
When Olivia Martinelli, a naive nineteen-year-old, moved out on her own, she never could have imagined what direction her life would take. A life-changing decision, a betrayal of trust, and a painful consequence leave her devastated. Will Olivia find the strength she needs for the journey ahead? *Christian Fiction* $0.99 on Kindle.
In the summer of 1989, Maria Pop reluctantly follows her husband to America, where she grows lonely, dissatisfied, and resentful while he seizes new opportunities and flourishes. Fifteen years later, her conscience heavy with a betrayal she’s never confessed, she’s trying to rebuild her life by taking on the brutal real estate market in Manhattan.
In a parallel story-line, her daughter, Liliana, struggles with her own housing issues, complicated by poor choices in terms of friends and lovers, a post-college identity crisis, spotty employment, and a heavy dose of self-doubt that seems not to be deflected by her talent for foreign languages. Seeking a savior, Liliana subsists on a diet of coffee and bagels while doing her best to dress impeccably and dream of faraway places.
Each consumed by her own problems, each hiding her own secrets, mother and daughter drift apart. Yet when Liliana announces her newest self-destructive life choice, Maria realizes it’s high time to intervene. Free on Kindle.
The Scale opens in Martha’s Vineyard with Minka attending Keely and Blake’s engagement party at Martha’s Way, the beautiful inn owned and operated by the tall, blond, tattooed man with the piercing blue eyes. It just so happens Jason Montgomery is also Blake’s childhood friend and the best man. Dealing with a whirl of emotions, Minka faints in Jason’s arms.
Jason is a ripped, tattooed bad boy who sleeps his way through busty red heads and leggy blondes to hide from his pain. He used to drink, smoke and have threesomes to hide from his pain, but he has cut back because his friends were like “smoking is bad and won’t dull the pain”. Minka is an extremely insecure beauty who is self conscious and self involved due to her wretched pain (and her pain is often wretched). $0.99 on Kindle.
Frustrated after having her first baby and not fitting in at her new mom groups, along with a husband that is pulling away, Sadie contemplates an affair – with a man in an open marriage.
As Sadie contemplates how far is too far in regards to her friendship with John, she must also question herself, her marriage, an d her life. Will swinging with John improve that life, or destroy it? $0.99 on Kindle.
A Thirty-Something Girl follows the story of Hope. At the age of 30, she finds her life in utter shambles. Everything that could go wrong has – divorce, loss of a child, financial struggles. It is the love and unfettered support of her close friends who keep her from being lost in the quicksand of utter despair. As she slowly begins to wrap her head around who she is and what it means to be happy, she meets a man, Sam. Sam is also not a stranger to hardship and finds himself at his own crossroads. Together they find comfort and peace in one another; a soft, quiet place to fall, when the rest of the world is too hard and too noisy to inhabit.
A Thirty-Something Girl is a story about the power of human resilience, the importance of friendships, and the magic of true love. It is a story that teaches us (and reminds us) that happiness is actually a very simple concept: it is a choice. A choice we must remember to make each and every day. $0.99 on Kindle.
Katie Connell is a high-strung attorney whose sloppy drinking habits and stunted love life collide hilariously during a doomed celebrity case in Dallas. She flees Texas for the Caribbean and escapes professional humiliation, a broken heart, and a wicked Bloody Mary habit, but ends up trading one set of problems for another when she begins to investigate the suspicious deaths of her parents on the island of St. Marcos. She’s bewitched by the voodoo spirit of an abandoned house in the rainforest and discovers that she’s as much a danger to herself as the island’s bad guys are. Free on Kindle.
A lost job and a lost home cause Charlotte to come crashing down to earth but she has no time to feel sorry for herself. Even before her new reality has a chance to sink in she finds herself with a starring role in a murder mystery and is forced to play amateur sleuth to prove her own innocence.
Charlotte is soon reading clues to track down a series of notebooks that should provide the answers that she is looking for. She is not the only one with an interest in the notebooks though, and the others will stop at nothing to get to be first to the prize.
Even while embroiled in this adventure, she manages to make many new and interesting friends and starts to rebuild her life. $0.99 on Kindle.
Your first love disappears the day after your first glorious date, and maybe the violence that drove her away, that people are whispering about, was your fault. As years pass, you are fixated on your lost love, committing appalling, obsession-induced emotional blunders. Meanwhile, you and your best friend are about to perfect a radical new technology that will change the world, but your new girlfriend’s rich and powerful father wants you and your invention to vanish. Where does it end when obsession and blunders and the promise of a better world implode around you? Back on Hancock Hill, where it all began. $0.99 on Kindle.
This is the story of Tegan making a new life for herself after expulsion from a cruel cult where she has lived since a child. She travels to relatives she has never met in Wales. The backdrop of the Welsh hills, the birds and flowers make the landscape part of Tegan ensuring that she will endure and triumph. Along the way she must adjust to life in the twenty-first century in a world she finds strange and threatening. The path is not a smooth one, and Tegan must find out things about herself and her family she has never dreamed of. $0.99 on Kindle.
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