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Track star Bryce should be focused on winning gold at the summer games — but he can’t keep his mind off gorgeous volleyball player Alina. As their sexual chemistry heats up the athletes’ village, they’ll discover some distractions are too tempting to resist!

Explore the world of Beauty and the Beast like never before with this illustrated book from the design studio behind the Harry Potter films. An enchanting edition of a classic fairy tale with over 700 five-star ratings on Goodreads!

A cozy mystery steeped in Cotswolds village charm: When her friend is accused of murder, tearoom owner and amateur sleuth Gemma Rose sets out to find the real killer! With over 650 five-star Goodreads ratings.

Lovelorn, down-to-earth Riley reinvents herself to try and find the perfect suitor. But the transformation works a little too well, leaving Riley to choose between the man of her dreams… and the man who could be exactly what she needs.

An irresistible romance: Julia knows she should stay far away from her cocky roommate Giles. But does she really hate him — or will one night together prove that she can’t live without him?

“Razor Girl” Merry Mansfield kidnaps people for the mob — but her latest job goes sideways when she snatches the wrong guy! An “irresistible” crime novel (The New York Times) with over 3,600 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

She agreed to work for her boyfriend’s ex. A break-up made her an ex, too. Can she trust the woman…

Are you ready for an alternative alpha like Go Gutierrez??? So I was pretty sure my dead ex-boyfriend’s brother hated…

Retired homicide detectives Cy and Lou are ready for a relaxing vacation — but as soon as a dead body turns up, they’re on the case! A funny, faith-filled read starring two wisecracking sleuths.

“Soul-nourishing” (USA Today): Before hosting The Daily Show, Trevor Noah spent his childhood in apartheid-era South Africa as the son of a punishable union between a white father and a black mother. A New York Times bestseller hailed as “compelling… alarming, sad, and funny” (The New York Times).