Contemporary

  • Desire by R. G. Winter

    0 out of 5

    The world Jane Parkett lives in consists of early mornings, long nights, and the rush of closing a deal. As a new junior analyst at one of the top financial firms in the country, she is determined to rise through the ranks and become partner one day. For the longest time, Jane thought that all she needed in life was her dream job. But when Franklin McKinnon waltzed into her life, throwing insults and sharp jabs her way, the world that Jane envisioned begins to crumble. As she opens herself up to new experiences, Jane learns that with new territory, comes new fears, new enemies, and an even greater love.

  • What Happened in Between by LJ Scar

    0 out of 5

    She’s reserved, he gets around, she wants stability, he wants her.

    Laken has come to terms with the hand she was dealt in life. Surrounded by a close knit group of friends and surrogate family she rarely lets anyone get close. Then she meets Seth, the charismatic and charming lead singer of Thin Veneer, a popular band at the local bar scene.

    Together two unlikely friends learn the pitfalls of love, life and moving on. Amidst the backdrop of college, friendships will be formed, secrets will be revealed, mistakes will be made, lessons will be learned and hearts will be broken…

    It isn’t what happened to her, it’s What Happened In Between.

    REVIEWERS ARE SAYING:
    5 stars “It’s not an easy journey, and the author has provided Laken with a wonderful array of friends, both male and female. All of these characters are very real to us; they are flawed, but sometimes capable of remarkable acts of kindness and love. All of them make bad choices at times, including Laken. In other words, Scar has written a true portrait of life, the life as experienced by young men and women of college age, who are struggling to come to terms with becoming adults.”

    5 stars “Wow I was completely blown away by this storyline. First of all I enjoyed that it took place over several years and you were able to see the change in the characters. Though Laken is the main character, you really can’t get to to know her without the help of others such as Mandy, Devon, Marie, Alex, Megan and Rick. Each of these characters was developed so great that as a reader you really got to see them as your friends as well. Scar does an amazing job of describing situations so well, without giving you an exact point or straight forward place. And though the ending was a certain way, she is able to give you enough that each reader can have a slightly different ending of their own. I love that feeling when you finish a book and that the story of the character doesn’t end there; just like when you say bye to a friend smiling and imagining the possibilities they might encounter next.”

  • Cherry Bomb by Madelynne Ellis

    0 out of 5

    He’s the destroyer of reputations. I have a reputation that requires destroying. What could possibly go wrong?

    Flicka Caine
    Chinchilla Studios has owned me since I was seven years old. At nineteen I want out. That means ensuring the Caine Chronicles isn’t renewed for another season.

    Cue Operation Bad Girl – and being seen with quintessential British bad boy, and destroyer of reputations far purer than mine, Dare Wilde.

    Dare Wilde
    Flicka Caine lands in my lap like a cherry bomb, fuse already lit. She might taste like spun sugar but there’s nothing sweet about the ache she causes.

    Too bad that she typecasts me like all the rest. So I turn her cute arse down.

    That should be the end of it; turns out, it’s only the beginning.

    Cherry Bomb is the first full length standalone coming-of-age romance in the Stirred Passions series about the Sunsetters, a group of bisexual A-list actors and the women and men who love them.

  • Stalling for Time by Christy Hayes

    0 out of 5

    Formerly published in 2013 under the title “A Kiss by Design,” this book has been extensively revised from the original.

    When Emily finds an engagement ring in her best friend Dylan’s backpack, she panics and tries to stop him from marrying a girl he barely knows. When his brother asks for help planning a surprise proposal, Dylan knows it’s time to bury his feelings and finally let Emily go. When Emily accidentally puts them in a compromising position, will Dylan reveal his long-buried feelings, or will Emily realize she’s dating the wrong brother?

  • Fight Like A Girl: An Opposites Attract Romance by Harley Reid

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    “In fairytales there is always a Prince Charming and a bad boy. In real life Prince Charming is the bad guy.”

    From debuting English author Harley Reid comes an opposites attract romance about love, loss, finding yourself, and getting lost in the right person.

    ETHAN

    Widower.
    Single father.
    Notorious womaniser.
    Ethan Brooks is one of the most violent men I have ever laid eyes on.
    When I accepted the job to look after his daughter, the last thing I expected was to fall in love with everything I despise.
    My heart belongs to the hottest guy in MMA and that can only mean one thing…
    I’m going to get my heart broken (again).

    MIA

    Timid.
    Niaive.
    Hopeless Romantic.

    Mia Cooper is kind, caring and everything that I am not.
    When I invited her into my home, I didn’t realise that she would be the best thing to happen to this family since my wife.
    I can’t get her out of my head and I’ll do anything to protect her.
    But as much as it kills me, there is no way we can ever be together.

    Fight Like A Girl is a standalone, contemporary romance novel suitable for readers 18+.

  • Brother Sen Gogh by Manik Bal

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    nspired by the brotherly love of Vincent and Theo Van Gogh, Brothers Sen Gogh ruminates about the pains of a sensitive soul, the inability of society to identify artistic talent and the heartbreaking tragedy of a flawed brotherly relationship.

    Soubhik Sengupta is an indie musician with emotional fragility.

    Sourav Sengupta is an indie music producer who is unable to launch his brother.

    Will their life follow the script of the life of Van Gogh brothers? Will Soubhik be appreciated for his talent? Will he find his lady love? Will Sourav be able to convince people of Soubhik’s talent? Who is Prashant, who calls himself the modern Gauguin? Will Indrani be able to leave her checkered past to lead a family life with Soubhik?

    With their life script following the brothers separated by one and half centuries, Brothers Sen Gogh is a journey into the real nature of artistic freedom, the intricate relationship between talent and destructive sensitivity, struggle of the life of an indie musician and the perils of an alternate life. Traveling in the bylanes of Mumbai, the story tracks the tragic lives of the Sengupta brothers as they try and build an alternate life following their passions.

  • Work and Pleasure: Short, Sweet & Steamy Romance by Ella Cooper

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    An Insta-Love Alpha Billionaire, Sexy Woman Steamy Romance

    I am not a man that has want for anything. I have it all, or so I thought
    I needed someone to look after my mother, she needed a job.
    But the moment our eyes met, we found what we didn’t even know we were searching for – LOVE. I knew I wanted her.
    The fire that burns for her within me is unlike anything I have ever felt.

    But Brady just had to be jealous!
    He is more than just my gardener, he is the keeper of my darkest secret.
    And now, Melissa will know the gentle hands I caress her with have been used for unspeakable evil!
    He’s gone now, but filled with bitterness and revenge
    I must protect Melissa from him and face him when he comes back!
    But who will protect her from my dark past? Who will fill the void that only Melissa can?

  • No-Mad by Pablo Reig Mendoza

    0 out of 5

    An eclectic group of friends meets in Milan for a well-known newspaper’s anniversary. Each of them comes from different countries and circumstances and will join the party in a privileged setting: the Vittorio Emanuele Gallery, which has been closed for the venue.

    Narrated by Leonardo Ruiz -a Spanish psychologist and business consultant- NO-MAD is a review of some of the concerns of the fast-paced beginning of the millennium we are living in. Leonardo is a cynical optimist accustomed to multicultural environments who deals with the neuroses that affect corporations’ daily lives. By his hand, the reader is immersed in a cloud of archetypes and candid appreciations throughout a playful, sophisticated, and decadent journey.

    The story is an innocent psychological toy that, through slight winks, proposes a carefree and fresh walk through the mentality of our troubled time of digital transition and integration of cultures.

  • Strings: A Love Story by Megan Edwards

    0 out of 5

    The Merino Rose.
    Ted Spencer has a hard enough time believing the celebrated violin really exists. To find it sitting on his coffee table is nothing short of incredible. The stuff of legend, the exquisite Guarnerius has been missing for centuries.

    But even though the renowned instrument is a violin lover’s dream come true, it holds only heartache for Ted. The value of the Merino Rose may be beyond measure, but he has acquired it at too high a cost.

    Ted found his soul mate when he met Olivia de la Vega his senior year in high school. In the school’s production of Camelot, Ted was cast as Lancelot, Olivia as Guenevere. They should have spent their lives together but strings got in the way—family ties, career objectives, and the tangled web of fate.

    Will the Merino Rose bring the two star-crossed lovers together at last, or will their love always remain the melancholy sound of distant violins?

  • A THOUSAND WORDS by M. A. Fréchette

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    From the outside, Elora Reverie’s life is a dream. A handsome husband; a passion for writing children’s books; a beautiful home. In reality, she’s living a nightmare of abuse in a house that’s little more than a prison.

    On a rare escape to a book convention, she’s shocked to win a raffle for a photoshoot with Vincent Voden, a stunning male model. Yielding to the temporary fantasy is an exercise in madness, especially with his phone number hidden in the lining of her purse. But when her husband turns violent, she’s forced to admit her marriage is truly a sham—and she dials that lifeline to Vincent’s safe, strong arms.

    Vincent instantly recognized the hopeless look in Elora’s eyes. His mother wore it, too. That’s why he secretly entered Elora’s name into that contest—to shield her, however briefly, in his arms. Now he’s got a second chance to show her love doesn’t have to hurt. When a murderous crime organization re-emerges and targets abused women, Vincent will do whatever it takes to protect Elora from more than just her husband.

    No matter what favors from his violent past he needs to call in to make it happen…