Browsing: Women’s Fiction

The new CEO and the owner of Hawkins Media Group, Zane Hawkins is officially dating to marry. After two years…

En route to Buffalo to move in with her fiancé, Andi Stevens finds herself stranded in Montana — and rescued by handsome cowboy Luke Brennan. But the longer Andi stays at Luke’s ranch house, the greater the danger of losing her heart…

A New York Times bestseller! On their way home for Christmas, Ashley and Dash go on a journey that brings their hearts together… A captivating novel with “just the right amount of holiday cheer” (RT Book Reviews).

Perfect for fans of Magic Mike: When preschool teacher Elizabeth Marks is dragged to a male strip club for a bachelorette party, only one man catches her attention — the club’s owner! Dive into this “sexy and titillating read” (Library Journal) from a USA Today bestselling author.

“A comedy of errors and mistaken identities, funny, warm and really entertaining.” ~Kumotteiru Good Humor Abounds When the Ice Cream…

Tricked into entering rehab, Randall Grange slowly confronts her own addiction, the chaotic childhood that shaped it, and the possibility of a sober future. A raw, funny, and ultimately hopeful read.

A powerful New York Times bestseller perfect for fans of The Nightingale: Three women find their worlds colliding with the outbreak of World War II. “Extremely moving and memorable” (Library Journal starred review), with over 85,000 five-star Goodreads ratings.

“One wild ride from start to finish.” –Vivian Arend, New York Times bestselling authorHe needs to escape… He’s the key…

From “a mesmerizing storyteller” (The Washington Post): When former foster child Victoria meets an enigmatic stranger, her past and future collide in unexpected ways. “Compelling… Immensely engaging” (The Boston Globe), with over 69,000 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

A New York Times bestseller and modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice: Returning home to help their family, Liz and Jane Bennet find themselves caught in the middle of their mother’s plotting. “An utterly engrossing, hilariously over-the-top send-up” (School Library Journal).