“[A] heartfelt, family-driven series.”—Library Journal

Everyone thought college sweethearts Bex Holmgren and Hayden Archer were headed for the altar… until a tragic accident sent young Bex running from a future she wasn’t ready to claim. But when she’s offered her dream job at Archer Brewing, Bex can’t pass up the chance to reconnect with the big, crazy family that once welcomed her with open arms—and the one man she’s never stopped loving.

Former navy SEAL Joe Harris nearly died twice on a medevac helo after being blown up by an IED. He's not moving too great these days, but if there was ever a woman designed to jump-start a man's hormones, it would be his new neighbor.

Meeting Isabel loving Isabel brought Joe back to life.

Isabel Delvaux came from one of America's foremost political dynasties, until the greatest terrorist attack since 9/11 killed her entire family. She barely survived the Washington Massacre, only to become prey for rabid reporters. Fleeing to Portland and changing her name was a way out, a way to start over. The only way.

“Maggie Shayne is better than chocolate!” —New York Timesbestselling author Suzanne Forster

Ethan “Bubba” Brand was found on the doorstep of the Texas Brand Ranch as a baby, then adopted and raised by the big, loving Brand family. But he’s not a real Brand. He never has been.

From best-selling author Kathryn Johnson, a new fast-paced mystery series with a paranormal twist and a heroine as lovable as she is brave.

On the anniversary of her husband's death, all Verity Cade wants is a quiet night in with her besties. The next morning, she’s shocked when the body of one of their group is discovered at the bottom of an abandoned quarry. Although the sheriff rules it a suicide, Verity is sure her friend couldn’t have killed herself.

She thought sorrow was her only companion. Fate had something else in mind.

Tragedy shattered her family, and Bébhinn O’Faolain is still gathering the pieces. At nearly twenty‑one, the youngest child of the Byrne sisters is suffocating under love, loss, and relentless protection. Desperate for independence, she sets out alone on a ten‑day trek through the rugged mountains of Wales, hoping the solitude will quiet her grief.

After the worst summer of her life—marked by grief, injury, and a bone-deep exhaustion she cannot outrun—an author opens her door to the impossible.

Three nineteenth-century privateer captains arrive—impossibly—in modern New England.

For a few luminous days, the world feels elastic: airplanes and ice cream, weather forecasts and laughter. Brendan is steady and kind. Kieran is sensitive and searching. Connor is brilliant, impulsive, and dangerously out of time.

The woman who welcomes them knows these men well—because she created them. She knows their histories. She knows their loves. And she knows what fate awaits one of them.

As delight deepens into attachment, the urge to protect becomes almost unbearable. To warn. To interfere. To save. But grief has already taught her a truth she cannot ignore: love is not possession, and rescue is not always mercy.

When To Let Go is a lyrical, genre-bending novel about love that endures beyond time, the courage to witness rather than control, and the quiet faith required to release what we cherish most.

It asks a tender and unsettling question: When staying causes harm, can letting go become an act of love?

When To Let Go is a quiet, luminous novel. With graceful prose and a deeply human heart, Harmon explores the fragile space between holding on and knowing when release is the most loving choice.

A man who’s lost himself in work. A woman learning how to heal. A love that asks them both to trust again.

Welcome to the new world from USA Today bestselling author Alexa Aston—Sugar Springs—a small town in East Texas where love has a way of turning up when you least expect it!

A woman smarting from the betrayal of her fiancé. A man changing directions in his career. A threat that will come between their new love . . .

Former Olympic gold medalist Rory Addison suffers a career-ending injury when she is shot by a stalker while competing on the ice. After a long rehab, Rory earns her college degree and begins a new career in education. Her world comes crashing down again when her fiancé is disgraced by a huge scandal. Painted by the brush of his misdeeds, she resigns her position and is hired to teach high school history in the small East Texas town of Sugar Springs.

The girl who was too good for him…

In high school, Wade Armstrong had been half in love with Edie Brand, even though she barely seemed to notice his existence. Like the rest of this town, she thought him beneath her. That was how it seemed to him, anyway. But he’d grown up determined to prove them wrong, and now he owns a successful garage which is wallpapered with Edie Brand’s photo spreads from the Vanessa’s Whisper lingerie catalogue.

Laurel Ewing hides her traumatic childhood behind an impenetrable emotional fortress. The successful journalist buries herself in writing about her outdoor adventures and caring for rescue animals to avoid the danger of others. But when her best friend sets Laurel up on a surprise blind date, her carefully guarded world is rocked.

Former Air Force pilot Cameron Mitchell is coming to terms with losing his ability to fly after suffering a life-altering injury in a plane crash, just one recent loss of many: His ex-girlfriend married his brother! And he learned that the man who raised him is not his biological dad, making Cameron feel he’s no longer part of his military-legacy family.

Needing a distraction from his pain, Cameron agrees to the request of his friend King Khalil Naseer of Bahara to guard his sister, Princess Amani Naseer, after a threat is made to their royal family.

Charismatic. Confident. Powerful. Controlling.

A brilliant investor with a Midas touch, Devlin Saint turned a modest inherited fortune into billions and now operates one of the world's foremost international philanthropic organizations. He's a man determined to help the underprivileged, to fight injustice, and to make the world a better place. And that, at least is true.

It's not, however, the full truth.