A food truck. A baking contest. A future on the line…

Single mom and bakery owner Maeve Carpenter wants to create a safe and secure childhood for her nine-year-old daughter. She’s grateful for all her mom’s help, but yearns for a place of her own—and a measure of privacy. What happened to the independent girl who once intended to bake in Paris?

After twenty years of marriage, Zoe Robinson’s husband left to go backpacking across the U.S. and find himself, but all he found was that he didn’t want to be a husband or father anymore.

Devastated but resilient, Zoe has spent the past two years picking up the pieces of her life and starting over. Her children have issues, her house is falling apart, and her catering business isn’t enough to pay the bills. Thank goodness for chilled wine and best friends, because forty isn’t looking so fabulous.

Tiffany Eisenhower—a divorced, independent massage therapist—hates change. When she finds herself the recipient of a hefty inheritance, getting sued for more alimony by her gold-digging ex, and pregnant with twins at 40 by the local Irish pub owner who has forever on his mind, a midlife crisis the size of her rapidly expanding abdomen ensues.

A missing magical star. A treasured job on the line. Three weeks to pull off a Christmas miracle.

When Brighton's legendary glass Christmas Star vanishes, Allegra Livingstone, the new town administrator, is determined to find it before the Christmas Eve Lighting Ceremony. This job is her second chance after a botched event that cost her her reputation and shattered her confidence. She can’t fail.

Desperate for a solution, Allegra turns to Fynn Sheridan, an old friend who is a glass artist, and asks him to recreate the Star.

From New York Times and USA Today Best-Selling Author, Rebecca York

Recovering from serious war wounds at the Naval Medical Center, Navy SEAL Frank Decorah is awakened by another patient's scream. Stumbling to the man's bed, he interrupts a mind vampire's feeding frenzy. Frank has no power against the evil creature, but another supernatural being does—Ariel, once mortal but long ago chosen by the gods as a guardian of humanity.

He was done with change. But what if she was the change he needed?

Just her luck, she discovers too late that Mr. Wrong could well be Mr. Right.

Danielle “Dani” Hubbard has burned up her Mr. Right checklist and plans to enjoy two weeks at home watching movies, eating ice cream, and sleeping. Unfortunately, her friend has whisked her away on a two-week vacation to a dude ranch, and Dani finds herself sleeping in bunkbeds, getting up before dawn, and chowing down with dozens of others. Intrigued that one of the Dunn brothers, who own the ranch, appears about as happy to be there as she is, she makes her vacation more interesting by investigating the sullen cowboy. The more she discovers about him, the more she’s convinced he’s the perfect “Mr. Wrong.”

For nightclub dancer Tory Robinson witnessing the murder of New York mobster, Johnny Denato, is only the beginning of the terror closing in on her. Kidnapped and spirited off to an isolated upstate New York sanatorium, she’s held captive by a sadistic doctor who drugs her and insists she’s there for psychiatric treatment. But his focus is on getting information about Denato.

She spent her life running from monsters. But the most dangerous one was always behind her.

Leo Grimm has always lived for the chase—whether in the boardroom, the bedroom, or in the secrets buried beneath his family’s name. Ruthless and relentless, he’s never lost a hunt. Except once.

Anthropologist Dr. Silver Collins is used to laughter, derision, or fanaticism when she tells someone she’s an ancient astronaut theorist. So when she receives none of those reactions from cowboy Layne Dawson, she’s intrigued. What also intrigues her is that the man has lived in the same town all his life, is amazingly confident, and is absolutely content with his life. His main goal appears to be to keep everything just the way it is.

Some legacies refuse to stay buried—and some treasures were never meant to be found.

Deep in the Louisiana bayous stands Purgatory, a 250-year-old plantation house steeped in blood, legend, and sin. Built by the infamous pirate Louis-Michel Aury, the estate has passed through generations of his descendants—until it comes to rest with Louisiana Police Commissioner Nash Aury, a man determined to keep his family’s violent history locked in the past.

Dark cartel romance with a lethal protector hero—A reckless wedding-night hookup collides with rival-family danger when the last bachelor standing in the Diaz family is drawn back to a guarded heroine tangled in enemy circles and hiding a past she refuses to confess.

Jacqueline Finch and her mystical, magical bookshop is back in this third entry of the bestselling Three Tomes Bookshop series!

Spring is in full swing in lakefront Button Cove, and Jacqueline is embracing her new life—her friends, her new home, the crones down the street, and especially the detective with a hot-Viking vibe. It’s not half bad, considering the fact that she has the bickering literary characters of Mrs. Hudson (Sherlock’s landlady) and the dour, creepy housekeeper Mrs. Danvers from Rebecca “helping” her to run the bookshop, and her nemesis Egala Stone is opening her own store down the block.