Category: Contemporary Fiction

Did you ever look at your parents when they got back from work and thought, “there’s no way I’m going to end up like this?” Did you ever look around you and felt disgusted by the things people look up to? Did you ever ask yourself, “that’s it? That’s life?” Well, so did they! Elton, Donna, Carole, John, Rick, Woody, and Michelle are utterly different young people who asked themselves these very questions? What did they do about it? Left everything behind and formed a community? ... [Read More...]

What’s a girl to do when she discovers that her boss/boyfriend (I don’t need a lecture, thank you very much!) is a cheating windbag? Dump him and quit her job, of course. After that, it was supposed to be the Summer of Me — a totally self-indulgent few months. Except that I met a drop-dead gorgeous Viking with a bossy attitude. $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Twenty years after Bill and Valerie Clark sell their newspaper, the new owner dies in prison and leaves the paper to his daughter. It doesn’t go well for her until a high school English teacher takes over. Before that happens the teacher gets fired, accused of murder, and hooks up with a beautiful FBI agent. The newspaper job provides him with some stability and possible reconciliation with his first true love, but only if escapes the threats from his former principal, U.S. Marshals, the l... [Read More...]

She’s got big plans for her tropical bed and breakfast, but the new high-rise resort in the bay is throwing a wrench into everything. So Stacey Stapleton does what any savvy businesswoman would do—she goes to spy on the resort stealing her business and ruining the beautiful Getaway Bay skyline. Her undercover operation doesn’t do more than show her how flawless the Sweet Breeze Resort is—and that the owner is as handsome as he is smart. Though annoyed by the new resort, Stacey f... [Read More...]

Kiefer Marks. Rich Bad Boy Biker. Tattoo Artist. Chiseled Abs. My next-door neighbor for the last year. The hottest guy I’ve ever seen. That pretty much sums up the guy I’m in love with. And oh yeah, he’s also the guy I’ve barely spoken to. The thing is, I’m not his type. I’m the town librarian. I’m way too curvy—and much too shy. They call him Mr. Big Stuff around town and I’m pretty sure the nickname is all about what he’s packing in those gray sweatpants he rocks when ... [Read More...]