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Murder, Murder, Everywhere! Sheriff’s Deputy Clinton Greengrass meets Texas Ranger Ed Givens over a dead body. It’s a decidedly inauspicious beginning.

Aaron has no idea what he's walking into when he shows up to pose for a famous—and famously bad-tempered—photographer.

Thirteen-year-old Twig, having always looked and felt different from his woodtroll family, learns that he is adopted and travels out of his Deepwoods home to find the place where he belongs.

Engall is supposed to hit a party and hook up with his longtime crush, Chandler—at least that’s what Engall’s unlikely guardian angel keeps telling him.

Sequel to 'Conner's Courage' At an early age, Jess Jenkins learned to take care of his family and friends and put their needs before his own.

A Work Out Story Hugh Douglas isn’t thrilled about reaching his fortieth birthday. But he gets an unexpected present when a waiter he knows, Max Pierce, flirts hard with him at the gym.

A Ren Faire Romance Former Olympic archer Robin Lockwood quit competing and now runs an archery booth at the Ren Faire.

Death Comes for the Archbishop sprang from Willa Cather's love for the land and cultures of the American Southwest.

Todd and Brad have been friends since they were kids dreaming of making their pro wrestling dreams a reality.

A Delectable Novel Simon Ford's success is hard-won.

There are always strange sounds to get used to in a new house, but this is a step beyond creaks and groans.

Abbie Deal was born in Iowa during the 1800's.

Jack Holloway loves two things: Aaron Stone and hockey. Unfortunately, he refuses to acknowledge the first and lets his temper rule the second.

Seth Hollis lives his passions online under the pseudonym “Lotus” and attracts ex-Navy SEAL Sahara Blue, who avidly follows the erotic tales of passionate submission Seth posts.

Gil Donigan has made a career of treating the word “love” like something from an NFL playbook. Then he meets Devon Drake, and for the first time says “I love you” and really means it.