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Gone
in Flames,
by LaVonne Boruk. Heir to the insurance money, having
lost his entire family to a fire, Rex is raised by a foster
family. He worries about losing his foster family and the woman
he loves should their secret be told.
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King
of the Mountain,
by Fran Baker. Kitty Reardon came from a coal
mining family; Ben Cooper from
a mine owning one. Kitty's past cautions her about any man.
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Traces
of Dream, by Tricia McGill. Through death and loss,
Alicia's indomitable spirit sustains her family for generations.
From her mother's example, Sara finds the courage to escape an
intolerable situation and forge a new life. This story moves
from the horrors of the 1914-18 war to present times, and paints
a picture of a changing world and of working class people whose
only riches are love and the knowledge that they did their best.
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An
End To Innocence,
by Rosemary I. Patterson, Ph.D. The story of a
vivacious young woman from Hilo, Hawaii who experiences hula,
love affairs, politics and heartbreak in contemporary Hawaii.
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Three
Quarter Time,
by Jean Grant. Jenny wants a man who loves her more
than anything else. Her quest takes her from Cold-War Vienna to
Silicon Valley, but before she can find the man who fulfills her
dreams, she must find his God.
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| Hollywood
to Morocco,
by Raquel Marsh. When Angela accidentally walks onto a
live soundstage in Burbank, California, director Eric Maverick
questions her credentials as an actress and a conflict of wills
appears imminent. |
| Miracle
on I-40: A Christmas Love Story,
by Curtiss Ann Matlock. Lacey, a single mom, has
decided to go home and have the kids spend Christmas with their
family. Lacey is counting on a trucker friend to let them tag
along on a run. Instead, they find themselves riding along with
a trucker named Cooper. The resulting compromise will lead them
all in an unexpected direction. |
| The
Attraction Factor, by Cathy
McDavid.
Julie knows Marc’s the guy for her
- after all, tests don’t lie and their Attraction
Factor is nearly perfect. At
least, it was 10
years earlier when Marc was Julie’s hunky high school teacher
and she took the test in a teen magazine. But now, she’s all
grown up and is sent from her accounting firm to file his
taxes… and what a
mess! |
| Thirty-Two
and Raining, by Daphne McLaren. An actor with a penchant
for black eyeliner leaves his confused girlfriend behind to seek
his gay best friend from high school...an unusual romance! |
Star
Dreaming,
by Mary Ann Shaw.
Book 1 of the Infinity Point series. Passion thrives on
the Oregon seacoast in a little town called Infinity Point...
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| Celtic
Knot, by Mary Taffs. Book 1 of the Second Chances
trilogy. Celtic Knot rings are to seal their relationship. But
does it? |
| Hot
Fudge and Peppermint, by Mary Taffs. Book 3 of the Second
Chances trilogy, this is a beautiful story full of
tenderness, passion and raw emotion. Reading it is also an
opportunity to learn about the disease Fibromyalgia. |
| Martha's
Madness, by Mary Taffs. Book 2 of the Second Chances trilogy.
Brittany has inherited a house, but how can she keep a distance
from her co-owner, who stops in for "bed and
breakfast" whenever he's in town? |
| Sail
Away, by
Wendy Tardieu. Lillian's sailing adventures end when
her mother dies and Lillian is forced to live with a tyrannical
guardian. After her father dies, she inherits his ship -
captained by Blake, upon the condition she sail back to Ireland.
Intended to bring Lillian back to the sea and her true self, the
voyage becomes a nightmare. Blake has a stubborn and beautiful
passenger to contend with. She threatens his ship, his sanity
and his heart. |
The
Best of Presents, by Mary
Weinachten. The eternal
optimist meets the confirmed pessimist, and it's going to take
all of their friend Melvin's talents to bring these two
together. Poor Melvin might just have to call on some help from
"The Man in Red!"
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Undercover
Trouble, by Carol McPhee. A social worker discovers that
her brawny next door neighbor is a member of the motorcycle gang
that has a price on her head.
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Be
Still, My Heart!,
by Carol McPhee.
A dedicated cardiac surgeon, accustomed to relying on his
surgical skills, learns a less invasive way to mend a
dietitian's broken heart.
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