La vie insouciante de Louisa Shelby, faite de bals élégants et de robes somptueuses, prend fin le jour où son père meure, la laissant sans le sou.

From USA Today Bestselling Author Christy Carlyle, a Victorian historical romance about a debutante fleeing a forced marriage, the viscount sent to drag her home, and a stolen night that neither of them can leave buried.

Cozy and steamy, this is a small-town contemporary romance of forced proximity and one snowed-in night, where a sharp-tongued librarian and the town's newest bad boy get stranded in the dark together.

From New York Times bestselling author, Eileen Dreyer, a tender and stirring Regency historical romance about a husband six years buried, a wife who mourned him, and a reunion shadowed by doubt, longing, and returning danger.

Cozy and merry with a murderous chill, Holy Cow! is a small-town Christmas paranormal cozy mystery featuring a café poisoning, a haunted Vermont farmhouse, and an amateur sleuth determined to save the holiday—and catch a killer before a blizzard traps them all.

An epic medieval fantasy of dark magic, buried secrets, and a heroine racing against a curse tightening around her soul.

A Victorian historical mystery. A relentless villain follows Tilda and Hadrian from London to a Hampshire estate where refuge proves anything but safe.

A whimsical paranormal cozy mystery featuring a century-old well Guardian, a proposal she’s terrified to answer, and a crisis that strikes at the townsfolk themselves while a force older than the treaty moves through Wishville.

Billionaires, bad boys, and three steamy holiday romances to unwrap this season.

Because sometimes the greatest gift of Christmas is discovering where you belong.

A medieval historical romance featuring a vengeance-bound knight, the noblewoman he kidnaps as the key to his revenge, and a passion that threatens the reckoning he's waited his whole life for.

From Maggie Shayne, a darkly funny holiday crime caper featuring four sixty-something BFFs, a blackmailer who knows exactly what they did last spring, and a Christmas that turns lethal before the stockings are even hung.