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Love, Danger, Homecomings & Heart β€” Your June Reading Escape Starts Here

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One disastrous night. One devastating man. One diabolical proposition.


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He’s stubborn. She’s tougher. His kid? Already picked the bride.


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A small-town second chance wrapped in danger, desire, and Sharon Sala heart.


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She came home to save the ranch… and found the cowboy she never forgot.


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From reality TV heartbreak to real-life reinvention.


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A missing twin. A deadly cartel. One K-9 team caught in the crossfire.


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A Woman Unknown
by Frances Brody
"When a Woman Steps Out, where does she really go?"
Posted April 26, 2015

The maid is in tears, the hotel staff are not disclosing the truth and a wealthy banker lies dead in a bedroom of the well-known Metropole Hotel in Leeds. Scotland Yard is investigating, but how can they get any information from the distraught and crying young woman? With her Read more...


The Unquiet Dead
by Ausma Zehanat Khan
"A brilliant debut mystery swirling with heart-haunting memories of past horrors!"
Posted April 22, 2015

It was a simple enough death. An older man, Christopher Drayton, falls off a cliff on the Scarborough Bluffs near his home. Sergeant Rachel Getty wonders why they are called to investigate it. Is it an accident or not? She has a solid working relationship with her boss, Esa Khartak Read more...


A Simple Prayer
by Amy Clipston
"A heartwarming and tender story of faith, forgiveness and family love!"
Posted April 21, 2015

How does a man go back? How can a man go back and face his sick mother after leaving her so many years ago? How can a man go back and see old friends in his community, especially an Amish man? How can a man go back after the evil Read more...


Murder In The Queen's Garden
by Amanda Carmack
"A Tudor tale of murder, dangerous horoscopes and dark secrets!"
Posted April 19, 2015

As the Queen's procession crest over the last hill on their way to Lord Arundel's Nonsuch, Kate Haywood and other Ladies of Queen Elizabeth's court are absolutely overwhelmed by its beauty. Designed to be the most lavish palace in Christendom, King Henry, Queen Elizabeth's own father Read more...


Lost And Found In Prague
by Kelly Jones
"A fascinating thriller filled with danger, dilemmas and dark secrets!"
Posted April 10, 2015

Chief Inspector Dal Damek of the Czech Republic Police is intrigued. Two strangers, both supposedly on vacation, come to Czechoslovakia and arrive in his office within a short time of each other to ask about the death of an old nun who died of natural consequences. What is going on Read more...


Clear The Clutter, Find Happiness
by Smallin Donna
"Finding joy from Random Acts of Organizing!"
Posted April 6, 2015

Most people love of the idea of a clean, uncluttered home environment, but at the end of the day when we are wrung out from work, tuckered out from playing with the kids or organizing them for all their outings, our good desires get tossed in the bin and what Read more...


The Abbot's Agreement
by Mel Starr
"Absolutely absorbing! An intriguing mystery richly filled with details of medieval life and deep s"
Posted March 30, 2015

If not for the noisy crows, Hugh de Singleton would be well on his way and back as planned to his home in Brampton where he serves Lord Gilbert Talbot as surgeon and bailiff. His beloved wife Kate is expecting their second child after the season of celebrating Christ's Read more...


A Corpse at St. Andrew's Cathedral
by Mel Starr
"A tantalizing medieval tale of greed, malice and murder!"
Posted March 30, 2015

It is early dawn on the morning of April 9th, 1365 and Hugh wakes to what proves to be a long and very eventful day. Alan, the beadle for the manor in Brampton, has been missing for two days and his wife is frantic with worry. There is a hard Read more...


The Unquiet Bones
by Mel Starr
"Compelling and witty chronicles of a 14th Century Surgeon facing perplexing murders!"
Posted March 27, 2015

For most people getting kicked by a spooked horse would be very bad news; especially in England in 1363 where a person might never be able to ride again or potentially die from the injuries. Yet, when the event happened in Oxford in that selfsame year, it is a Godsend Read more...


Inside The O'Briens
by Lisa Genova
"A suspenseful and heart wrenching story of a family facing a devastating fate!"
Posted March 25, 2015

Joe picks up the frying pan, sends it flying across the room and it smashes into the kitchen wall as Joe's grown children over for their usual family Sunday dinner stare on in shocked silence. What is happening to their normally peace- loving father? In his Irish Catholic Charlestown Read more...


The Lady Meets Her Match
by Gina Conkle
"A delightful fresh take on a very independent and intrepid Cinderella!"
Posted March 23, 2015

It is 1768 after all and why does she need a man's name to be on a lease anyway? The lovely and very determined Claire Mayhew is fuming. All she wants to do is get her coffee and bakery shop going and she has the funds to pay the Read more...


After the War is Over
by Jennifer Robson
"A compelling post-WWI story from hurts and disappointments to healing and fresh starts!"
Posted March 13, 2015

The First World War - the War to end all wars is over. The war Englishmen had eagerly signed up to fight in thinking it would be over by 1914 summer's end is finally over. It is now 1919 and the party is definitely over. Four long years of hardship Read more...


The Duke In My Bed
by Amelia Grey
"A dying wish results in an unusual and passionate battle of wits and love!"
Posted March 7, 2015

If he could turn back time, Bray Drakestone, Marquis of Lockington, heir to the Dukedom of Drakestone certainly would chose that option. The young and handsome Bray certainly is wealthy enough, but money cannot undo the horrible damage from a stupid and feckless bet made after a night of heavy Read more...


Who Buries The Dead
by C.S. Harris
"A shocking tale of murder, deception, greed and old enemies!"
Posted March 1, 2015

The darkness of a London night in 1813 is not a safe place to be out and about, so why were two young people going down the dark winding lane to Bloody Bridge on this ebony moonless night? They might have been expecting a bit of fun and frolic, but Read more...


Woman With A Gun
by Phillip Margolin
"A captivating story of murders, deception and past relationships!"
Posted January 11, 2015

There is no doubt about it. The ten year old black and white Pulitzer prize winning photograph mounted in the Moran exhibit at Museum of Modern Art commands Stacey Kim's attention and her imagination. Who is this raven-haired woman? Why is she wearing a wedding dress? Why is Read more...


Dark Night Of The Soul
by Gary Reilly
"Delightfully droll - an insider look on how to stay off the fast track!"
Posted January 11, 2015

We can all identify with the troubles that can arise from oversleeping and getting to work late. Such is the start of a very bad day, maybe even his worst ever, for aspiring novelist and Denver taxi drive Brendan Murphy, called Murph by friends and foes alike. Murph is a Read more...


A Fine Summer's Day
by Charles Todd
"A peaceful day soon turns into one of war, murder, and mayhem"
Posted January 2, 2015

What a glorious summer day in Britain and Europe June 28 turned out to be. Truly, a day full of promise of romance, dances, brilliant sunshine and a warm starry night! That pivotal day in 1914 proves to be a turning point for many and times will never be the Read more...


The Bishop's Wife
by Mette Ivie Harrison
"Absolutely captivating...a look at evil hidden in the good!"
Posted December 25, 2014

Like so many other times before, the doorbell is ringing too early in the morning or too late at night. Someone wants to see the Bishop. Linda Wallheim is used to it and to being labelled as THE BISHOP'S WIFE, not always seen as a person unto herself. She Read more...


Ice Shear
by M. P. Cooley
"A riveting and fast moving mystery with chilling undercurrents of danger!"
Posted December 13, 2014

Out on patrol in the small town of Hopewell Falls, New York, June (Juniper) Lyons helps to take care of a local town drunk so he doesn't freeze to death in the bitter cold. She really doesn't mind her life now, even if low key. Her job had Read more...


To Everything a Season
by Lauraine Snelling
"A charming Red River tale of hope, love, and trust in God!"
Posted December 12, 2014

Dr. Astrid Bjorklund Jeffers and her sister-in-law-law, Dr. Elizabeth Rogers Bjorklund, are proud of what they have accomplished so far with their small hospital in the small Red River town of Blessings in North Dakota. It is springtime in 1905 and the sounds of construction ring though Read more...


Audrey Lawrence


5 comments posted.

Re: Into the Whirlwind (3:59pm June 8, 2016):

Great comments and questions! I have just started in on
INTO THE WHIRLWIND but only complaint is that I do not want
to put it down ... how am I going to get all my errands
done when I need to know what happens next?

Re: Tyler (10:22pm March 17, 2011):

That is just so grand that you are naming characters in your book with your ancestors' names. I love it when I know the special meaning behind the names. I look forward to reading it.

I found out from family lore that my mother's family comes from a former shield bearer to a 12th century Irish king but I think that has been the last irish connection as the rest is all Scottish. Thank goodness everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day!

Re: One Touch of Scandal (4:39pm September 26, 2010):

That is so Purr-fect of Avon to make a donation!
I can appreciate your lemma (slightly less critical than a dilemma) as to what to do! It is up to you but remember a cookie in each hand is a balanced diet!

All teh best with your new book and Avon's kindness!

Re: Royal Blood (6:46pm September 5, 2010):

Oh, as you can see from all these comments that not only do you write incredibly well but you also spin your readers so convincingly to the period of your tale that they feelas if they are there as well!

I have to admit, I love your books, but I had to stop reading them on the bus as I would get so engrossed in the story that I would miss my stop and have to walk home more than I expected. I quite look forward to reading your newest one!

Re: Fatal Affair (7:33pm June 27, 2010):

Oh, a hero to fall into sweet dreams with! Sounds wonderful and I especailly like that he is willing to apologize. It takes a strong person to acknowledge that a situation may need an apology. True heros think about the needs of others before themsleves!

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