I’ve been trying to break into acting for years, and now I’m FINALLY up for a lead role in a romcom movie. It’s a huge step up from barista #3, especially considering who’s supposed to play my love interest—Adam Stone.

After a dimensional fracture tears her world apart, Cassi wakes in a regime-run society where people from Earth, people like her, are hunted. Disguised as Callasandra, she enters a state-run training camp—where one wrong move could cost her everything.

Left at the altar, I run home to Storybook Ridge . . . and straight into Colton—my best friend, my almost. He’s restoring the Sugar Plum Inn, where lights whisper and the Nutcracker hums. Then he signs us up for the Tour of Homes. Twinkle lights. Second chances. Maybe us.

When a Taco Bell napkin contract goes wrong, the only thing left to do is marry my billionaire childhood rival . . .

1800s Arizona. Amanda is forced into a marriage of convenience after her husband dies and determines she will never love again. He needs her husband’s cattle and can provide the financial stability she and her son need. But neither expected to care so much.

Sylvas Vail is a big fish in a small pond, the most powerful mage on his planet. But when the doors to the cosmos come crashing open and all the untold wonders and terrors of the universe come pouring in, he is left with only two options: Ascend or die.

Damon Devereaux, a brilliant physicist struggling with a painful disability and an abusive marriage, takes a leap of faith and leaves everything behind. But he soon realizes his chance at a new life will not be easy.

A parkour-proficient superhero author is out on a mission to avoid a virtuous bookworm who proves to be her kryptonite.

She’s got a secret . . . Okay, she’s got several, but only one might get her killed.

Everybody wants something from her. She’s just looking for a little peace and quiet . . .

As 5 best friends work together to find the truth after the death of a man they thought they knew, they must learn to let go of what doesn’t matter and cling to what does: faith, family, and most of all, friendship.

It starts with a footprint. It ends with a murder. If you like mysteries set in the wilderness, with a hint of the supernatural, download The Valley of Lost Children today.

As a fugitive war experiment, I can’t afford to trust anyone. But when I’m saved from death by the most unlikely rescuer, a shapeshifting dragon, I have a new choice to make: keep running alone, or trust a stranger to turn the tides of my dark past.

As dreams go, it seemed reasonable to ignore the dragon. Reasonable until madness, a stranger spying on her family, and her aunt’s death snagged in his stone talons. How’s a girl going to dream about her future when a dragon swears he has claims on her waking present?

Teen sleuth Skylar Robbins and her parents move into an abandoned mansion filled with secrets: a mysterious note, tantalizing clues, a hidden floor, one piece of a treasure map, and a missing fortune in diamonds. Can she crack the case before someone else does?

Holly Harkins finds herself at the center of a dangerous murder plot when a reality show comes to her small town of Walnut Falls, Ohio. Will she be able to unravel the mystery and identify the would-be killer before it’s too late?

Widower Dominic Dunn isn’t sure what to think of his wife’s pre-planned trip for him a year after her death. It’s her effort to force him from his work desk to the coast and the peacefulness she’d found at the Carolina Cove Inn.

Private investigator Will sweeps down-on-her-luck cleaner Rania off her feet as they team up to solve a particularly gruesome murder. Her secret? She can talk to the victim . . .

Mal can’t pay her rent and she has no social life to speak of, but as the living weapon of the god Hades, she’s unstoppable. Until a new enemy starts killing off everyone she trusts. And she’s next.

It’s 2050 and Zuri’s job is to keep the clean-energy grid running. Listening to a power engineer with a conspiracy theory is how Regional Directors lose their jobs . . . and she’s lost too much. She can’t afford to lose this too. And yet . . .