Walking in a Wiener Wonderland by Amy Award is now live!
Declan Kingman doesn’t do grand gestures. He does something better — he pays attention.
When the NFL’s grumpiest linebacker decides to give the world’s biggest pop star the wedding she actually wants, he has one shot to get it right. The plan involves a fake bingo convention, a snow globe on a Colorado mountain, and a reindeer. In July. What could go wrong?
Kelsey Best has performed for a hundred thousand people without blinking. But somewhere between the public engagement pictures and the paparazzi circus, her own wedding stopped feeling like hers.
She just wants to marry the man who carried her off a stage in Aspen and never once asked her to be anything other than exactly herself. The rest of it she could do without.
With Jules Kingman as the best man running an operation of covert logistics, a borrowed reindeer, a best friend hiding the best secret of the year, and a whole band of brothers in simultaneous meltdown, the road to the altar is chaotic, hilarious, and nothing like anyone expected.
It’s better.
Because the best weddings aren’t the ones the whole world watches. They’re the ones made just for you.
Walking in a Wiener Wonderland is a steamy, body-positive sports romance wedding novella packed with family chaos, secret schemes, and a happily ever after that was planned down to the last snowflake.
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Addicted for Now by Krista and Becca Ritchie is now live in audio!
Narrated by:Victoria Connolly & Teddy Hamilton
Bonus content performed by: Ava Erickson, Lee Samuels, Christian Fox & Savannah Peachwood
He's addicted to booze. She's addicted to sex...staying sober is only half the battle.
No. More. Sex.
Those are the three words Lily Calloway fears the most. But Loren Hale is determined to be with Lily without enabling her dangerous compulsions. With their new living situation—sleeping in the same bed, for real, together—Lily has new battles. Like not jumping Lo's bones every night. Not being consumed by sex and his body.
Loren plans to stay sober, to right all of his wrongs. So when someone threatens to expose Lily's secret to her family and the public, he promises that he'll do anything to protect her. But with old enemies surfacing, Lo has more at stake than his sobriety.
And his worst fear isn't relapsing. He hears the end. He sees it. The one thing that could change everything. Just three words.
They say mated dragonborns can hear each other. I never believed it.
Not until I was trapped in an abandoned building, surrounded by flesh-eating monsters, terrified and alone. My body was failing, but my mind reached into the void, begging for someone to hear me.
Then the door burst open. The man who came for me was the last person I ever expected—my enemy. Strong, fearless, and endlessly captivating, Tynan works for the people who imprisoned me, and I hate him even more because I can’t stop staring whenever he shapeshifts. His dragon is black as night, with eyes that pierce my soul. He stopped beside me, and I already know I’ll fight him till my last breath.
In Talman, war rages between dragon clans. The last Queen struggles to hold her throne while a deadly disease spreads across the realm, turning her subjects into bloodthirsty beasts. Everyone says she’s too old to rule. Clans plot. Alliances break. And the hunt for a new Queen has begun…
I thought I had Oliver Van Doren all figured out. The Railers’ star forward with the charm of a devil, the discipline of a toddler, and a talent for creating messes I always get stuck cleaning up. We’re barely friends and definitely better off pretending the sexual tension humming between us isn’t combustible.
It’s the only explanation for how one moment of weakness turns into a night I can’t forget. And the worst part? I can’t stop. It’s too damn good.
Two pink lines change everything.
Suddenly I’m living with the one man who knows exactly how to get under my skin. Only Oliver isn’t who I thought he was. He’s patient. Attentive. Protective. And somehow, day by day, he makes it impossible to pretend he’s not everything I’ve been too terrified to want.
Now I can’t help wondering if what started as a mistake… Might just be the beginning of forever.
Show Me Forever is a swoony, boy-obsessed, enemies-to-lovers pro hockey romance packed with off-limits workplace tension, a one-night stand, a surprise pregnancy, and a hero who was all in from page one. It’s book three in the Chicago Railers series and can be read as a standalone.
Audio Review: Show Me Forever (Chicago Railers Hockey #3) by Jennifer Sucevic
Narrated by: Jason Clarke & Mollie Stark
Sucevic holds nothing back. When it comes to the fire of attraction and the heartache of romance, Rina and Oliver push every boundary to get to the other side. From endearingly, charming to dramatically, tempting, Show Me Forever is mesmerizing. Clarke and Stark are proof that breathtaking is as captivating as heartbreaking.
Natalie Dugan thought starting a cleaning business would bring freedom, not danger. Between caring for her sick mother and juggling new clients, she has no time for romance—until she meets Aaron Marino, a scarred ex-firefighter who makes her question everything. When a series of suspicious fires spreads through their Virginia town, suspicion falls on every man around her, leaving Natalie to unravel a deadly mystery before vengeance consumes them all. Readers who enjoy high-stakes and forced proximity romances will devour Burning Vengeance by @tricia.larochelle, a small-town, fireman romantic suspense.
Blurb
When Natalie Dugan trades spreadsheets for scrub brushes, she hopes her new cleaning business will give her independence—and the chance to care for her ailing mother. Love isn’t on her agenda, but everything changes when she meets Aaron Marino, a reclusive ex-firefighter scarred by the blaze that nearly claimed his life.
As a string of suspicious fires threatens their quaint Virginia town, every man in Natalie’s orbit becomes a suspect: her hard-working new boyfriend, her mother’s unfairly maligned partner, her unsettling neighbor, and even Aaron himself. But the closer Natalie gets to Aaron, the harder it is to ignore the spark that refuses to extinguish.
When the truth behind the fires finally ignites, Natalie will have to confront betrayal, vengeance, and danger that hits far too close to home. Survival—and love—depend on whether she can brave the flames of the past … before they consume her.
A headline flashed on the screen of my phone as I was exiting my vehicle.
Authorities investigating a series of fires in the local area, one linked to a commercial public warehouse in eastern Charlottesville. Two men in the hospital due to smoke inhalation. No fatalities. Authorities suspect arson.
“A series. Arson?” I mumbled to myself. I thought about Dr. Clark’s brother-in-law. “What kind of idiot would start afire on purpose? You have to be absolutely nuts to do something like that.”
My jaw clenched thinking about all the casualties, not to mention the men and women who had risked their lives to stop the insanity. It never ceased to amaze me how destructive certain people could be.
I thought about that fire that broke out at my mother’s old neighbor’s gift shop last week. Bea and Nigel were nearing retirement and had just put the place up for sale. They lost all their inventory in that blaze. At least the fire hadn’t injured anyone. Bea had told my mom that she swore she had seen a dark, hooded figure in the woods nearby on the night of the fire. Was the person watching the place? Bea and Nigel were careful people. They didn’t smoke or take unnecessary risks. A late-night call had informed them that their place was now a pile of rubble . . . charred rubble. Baffled didn’t begin to describe it. I hoped they had insurance.
I strolled up the walkway covered in light-and-dark gray pavers toward a porch supported by square pillars and anchored by natural stone accents. The shining sun gleamed against the beveled sidelights as I rang the doorbell and waited. It wasn’t long before footfalls approached, the door swinging open to reveal a tall man donning strawberry-blond hair with a slight curl to it. A trimmed beard of the same shade revealed a few wisps of white that implied Aaron was probably older than I was, but not by much, his face relatively free of wrinkles.
My pulse ramped. Every cell in my body went berserk.
The thin red-and-black flannel shirt Aaron wore did little to hide the robust shoulders of this guy or his pectorals. And I had thought Justin was in shape. His faded jeans hung casually from his hips and toned waistline. White socks covered his feet. His amber eyes emphasized warm honey with a slight slant in a Ryan Gosling sort of way, his lips full, and his overall facial structure rather scrumptious. If this guy wanted to abduct me, I’d have a difficult time putting up a fight. Not really, but man. How many men and women had he rescued in a fire who were swooning over him still?
Zing. I felt it. As though an electrical shock had zapped me.
Suddenly, I wished I had put on makeup. Damn. My hair was back up in a neat ponytail, but my outfit was about as unflattering as it got: bright-orange sneakers and scrubs in pale yellow with a doggy print splattered all over them.
Since she was a little girl, award-winning author Tricia T. LaRochelle has been obsessed with tragic love stories. No beach reads for her. Bring on the grit with a double side of turmoil. She likes to feel the character’s anguish as they fight to overcome obstacles to be together. Growing up in central Vermont, she has seen her share of tragedy but remains a hopeful romantic. She now lives in central Virginia, where she continues to foster the possibilities of how love can conquer all.
Gentry Parkhurst had been my everything—until I broke his heart.
I’d loved my brother’s best friend since the day he caught me barefoot in a field chasing butterflies and dreaming too big. He’d loved me with a devotion that felt unbreakable. I’d believed we were forever…until tragedy shattered our world. When everything fell apart, I didn’t run toward him.
I ran as far away as I could.
Four years had passed before I set foot back in the small town of Haven Valley, convinced I’d left my past—and Gentry—behind for good. Imagine my shock when he’d been the one waiting at the airport, demanding I get in his truck so he could take me home.
I’d expected hatred.
I’d braced for indifference.
I hadn’t expected to find Gentry living and working on my family’s ranch, sleeping in my sanctuary, occupying every space I’d tried to forget.
No matter how hard I’d tried to keep my distance, we were consistently thrown together. Old wounds reopened. Buried feelings refused to stay buried. With every stolen glance and lingering touch, the truth became impossible to ignore.
From poignant to endearing, Home is Where You Are is a dance of two hearts in search on a search for their rainbow. Faith paints a haunting picture of love lost and refound. From hopeful to painful, emotional to enduring, love sneaks up on your blind side and gives a jolt to the soul.
