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If you love sweet romances (PG-rating), look no further than Rachelle Ayala’s Have a Hart series. The Harts are a…

This is Book 2 of the Soul Series. You MUST read Book 1, My Soul to Keep, first. RHYSON She…

When Nic meets a woman who claims to have received his late wife’s heart as a transplant, the two are swept up in a romantic, vibrant journey. From “a gifted writer who creates characters that capture the heart” (New York Times bestselling author Nalini Singh).

With her career on the line, Kai can’t afford to fall for anyone — least of all Rhyson Gray, one of the music industry’s hottest stars… A captivating love story!

Amateur sleuth Raina juggles a flurry of holiday chaos while searching for the parents of an abandoned baby. But when the alleged mother is found dead, Raina will have to act fast to crack the case! A witty and surprising cozy mystery.

A trilogy of stories that shatter the myths of stereotypical islands of paradise. In Promises, during the late 1960s, the…

When Raina Sun becomes the prime suspect in a murder, her old flame, Matthew, is assigned to the case! Now she must clear her name, catch a killer, and figure out if she still has feelings for her ex…

As Inara unravels the secrets hidden in a piece of fabric, she uncovers the life of young Mei Lein, who was driven from her home 100 years before… “A beautiful story that brought me to tears” (New York Times bestselling author Susanna Kearsley).

During World War II, Olivia is forced into a lonely new life in rural Colorado. There, she finds friendship and betrayal — and must contend with her own desires. “A highly satisfying read” (New York Times bestselling author Susan Vreeland) that “blends historical richness and a fine sense of place” (Kirkus Reviews).

A “luminous and gripping” New York Times bestseller (Publishers Weekly): When Ruth discovers her mother’s secret memoir, she embarks on a transformative voyage into a mythic past. “Filled with idiosyncratic, sympathetic characters, haunting images… and suspenseful mystery” (Los Angeles Times).