The Takeover by Cara Tanamachi (Excerpt)
The Takeover by Cara Tanamachi ONE Nami Employee birthdays shall be celebrated with cupcakes and 50 Cent. #UNOFFICIAL-TOGGLE-EMPLOYEE-HANDBOOK CHANNEL TOGGLE INTERNAL CHAT I hate birthdays like most people hate toilet paper hoarders. It’s probably because when I was six, I scarfed down four pieces of cake, downed a dangerous mixture of extra-large fountain drinks, and […]
Love, Naturally by Sophie Sullivan (Excerpt)
Love, Naturally by Sophie Sullivan One A DECEPTIVELY SUNNY SUNDAY Relationships were a back-and-forth, a seesaw of give-and-take, a money-up-front, rewards-at-the-end sort of venture. Presley Ayers repeated this in her brain as her boss bemoaned her upcoming week off, going so far as to hint that maybe she didn’t want to move up from associate […]
Hedging Your Bets by Jayne Denker (Excerpt)
Hedging Your Bets by Jayne Denker CHAPTER 1 Nearly getting headbutted by a stranger in a tiny pharmacy foyer was the last thing anybody needed after a long day at work, but Gillian Pritchard took it in stride. Besides, it was partially her own fault. She’d been distracted by a text alert and wasn’t looking […]
Second Duke’s the Charm by Kate Bateman (Excerpt)
Second Duke’s the Charm by Kate Bateman (Excerpt) Prologue Spring 1814 Tess Townsend was accustomed to men falling at her feet metaphorically, but this was the first time one had ever done it literally. And on her wedding night, no less. The decrepit Duke of Wansford—her husband of less than a day—lay prone on the […]
On the Plus Side by Jenny L. Howe (Excerpt)
On the Plus Side by Jenny L. Howe CHAPTER 1 No one should be expected to exhibit self-control before ten in the morning. Especially when their coworker, a practical photocopy of Chris Hemsworth, was leaning over their shoulder to dig through the dregs of the company candy jar. The fact that Everly Winters hadn’t audibly […]
Never Wager with a Wallflower by Virginia Heath (Excerpt)
Never Wager with a Wallflower by Virginia Heath Chapter One NOVEMBER 1830 … “Do we have an accord, Mr. Sinclair?” As Lord Mallory was still talking to his back, Galahad wandered over to the farthest window to inspect the flaking wall and allow the silence to stretch a little bit longer. It was a tactic […]
Spring & Summer 2024 Cover Celebration
Seasons may change, but romance is forever! We have an incredible lineup of new book releases this summer, and we can’t wait to swoon. Keep reading for a sneak peek of must-adds to your to-be-read pile. [Feature graphic TK] Bend Toward the Sun by Jen Devon Jen Devon delivers a gorgeous, emotional love story about […]
The Predictable Heartbreaks of Imogen Finch by Jacqueline Firkins (Excerpt)
The Predictable Heartbreaks of Imogen Finch by Jacqueline Firkins (Excerpt) One TUESDAY Why do I always run out of clean underwear on the mornings I’m running late? The pair I find bunched up at the back of my drawer says Happy Holidays! but they might as well say Human Catastrophe. After nursing last week’s breakup over […]
Friends Don’t Fall in Love by Erin Hahn (Excerpt)
Friends Don’t Fall in Love by Erin Hahn 1 CRAIG TAKE YOUR TIME (SIX YEARS EARLIER) It takes me approximately five minutes to find Lorelai Jones, recently spurned country music princess, let loose in Nashville. She’s perched effortlessly at the end of a shiny bar top and appears to be up to her gorgeous […]
Funny Feelings by Tarah DeWitt (Excerpt)
Funny Feelings by Tarah DeWitt (Excerpt) ONE You’re only given a little spark of madness. You mustn’t lose it. ROBIN WILLIAMS FARLEY The diarrhea joke splatters. The bit was a gamble; I knew this, as most comedians do. Sometimes you are absolutely certain a bit is going to kill, and instead it dies a […]
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