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Snowbound secrets, shifter wars, family lies, and epic battles β€” September delivers it all.

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Some promises cost you the one you love.

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The Temple of Kronos wants her dead. The Stoneslayer wants her destroyed. Neither will have her.

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A poisoned cousin, a five-year-old's life, and a family with too many secrets.

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Betrayal runs in her blood. Justice runs in his. Together, they burn it all down.

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"ANOTHER WINNER!"
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Bestselling Cleo Coyle

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Running from her past, she finds a killer, a protector, and her faith.

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The Creed Legacy
by Linda Lael Miller
"May not be a match made in heaven but still a heck of a love match."
Posted June 7, 2011

The final installment revolving around the three Creed cowboys is about Brody Creed who returned home to Lonesome Bend, Colorado after an extended absence and separation from his family and twin brother Connor. Both Connor and Brody were raised by their aunt and uncle having lost their parents when they Read more...


Creed's Honor
by Linda Lael Miller
"Cowboys are always up to a challenge"
Posted June 7, 2011

Tricia McCall had this relationship with a man she virtually left behind; only communicating with him through emails. She was convinced her life was in limbo. He was part of her life in Seattle and, as soon as she sold her father's property in Lonesome Bend, she was planning Read more...


Should?ve Been A Cowboy
by Vicki Lewis Thompson
"A sexy passionate tale of a couple who shouldn't be candidates for love."
Posted June 5, 2011

They say clothes make the man. If that's the case then Tyler O'Connelli would vote for Alex Keller's new cowboy garb. He was gorgeous the first time she saw him at her brother's wedding but now he's rugged and tanned. She had to admit ranching Read more...


Beach Lane
by Sherryl Woods
"A tug at your heartstrings romance"
Posted May 29, 2011

After spending most of their lives as best friends, there was no denying their amazing connection but neither was willing to challenge the status quo. Susie O'Brien was aware of how almost flighty Mack Franklin was, flitting from one girl to another -- gorgeous glamorous types in contrast to Susie Read more...


A Rancher's Pride
by Barbara White Daille
"A heartwarming tale about the importance of communication."
Posted May 4, 2011

Pride can work against you -- especially if it prevents you from breaking free of guilt over events from your past -- events that were beyond your control. Being stoic is commendable but silence often leads to misconceptions of indifference or worse. Sam Robertson's life was filled with hurt and disappointment Read more...


Cowboy, Take Me Away
by Kathleen Eagle
"Eagle makes finding love a real sport"
Posted April 30, 2011

Skyler Quinn's stepson Mike was doing his best to get her a social life after his father's death. So he invited her to join him for the rodeo he was competing in hoping to introduce Skyler to some cowboys. But Skyler managed to find an interesting cowboy all Read more...


Rio
by Georgina Gentry
"Is it true that love knows no bounds?"
Posted April 30, 2011

Girls have dreams of meeting their true love, someone who will make them feel safe and protected as well as treasured. Turquoise Sanchez was no different, but she needed something even more important -- respect and acceptance. Tired of being the subject of whispers and slurs, her heritage was a sore Read more...


Inside
by Brenda Novak
"Once again Novak has written a book that totally immerses readers in a story that will open their eyes to a community that defies their imagination."
Posted April 29, 2011

It's great to be exonerated of a crime but how does an ex- inmate cope with what he had to do to survive those long years in prison? Life inside a prison almost mandates affecting an attitude or air of strength which is ultimately tested on a daily basis Read more...


I'll Walk Alone
by Mary Higgins Clark
"Beware, this threat is very personal"
Posted April 25, 2011

Losing a child is tragic. Trying to learn to live after is a monumental task. For Zan Moreland, her every day consisted of trying to maintain her sanity by working hard establishing her interior design business but thoughts of Matthew were ever present. Is he still alive and if so Read more...


The Bargain
by Mary Jo Putney
"Love can change even the most straightforward of bargains."
Posted April 18, 2011

How can you explain attraction? You can't, but strange as it may seem there definitely was something about Major David Lancaster that made Lady Jocelyn realize this was a man of great substance. At the ripe young age of four, Jocelyn learned a disheartening lesson about love. At this Read more...


Maddie Inherits a Cowboy
by Jeanie Watt
"Life is just full of surprises!"
Posted April 3, 2011

Ty Hopewell survived a nasty wreck on his way home. His best friend Skip and partner didn't. The nightmares of that Christmas night just wouldn't abate, and neither will the guilty feeling that somehow he had caused the fatal accident. Now ten years later, he was meeting Skip Read more...


Homecoming
by Holly Jacobs
"It takes guts to learn to love again"
Posted April 3, 2011

It's really all about having the inner strength to go on after tragic losses. Just two weeks before her wedding pregnant Laura's life took a tragically sad turn when her fiancΓ©, Jay, came down with meningitis and wound up in a coma. Laura had come to feel that Read more...


Harvest Moon
by Robyn Carr
"no bigger struggle than that between parents & children"
Posted March 29, 2011

Baggage -- we all have it. What sets us apart from one another is how we handle it. Kelly came to Virgin River determined to gather emotional and physical strength and take time to recover from a scary medical episode which turned out luckily to be a cautionary message. A promotion Read more...


Life Rewritten
by Margaret Watson
"You can hide from everyone but yourself"
Posted March 26, 2011

Chantal, singer and drummer of the Redheaded Stepsisters, was out to reinvent herself as Delaney Spencer. You can't hide talent but you can camouflage yourself so people will believe what they see -- a coffee drinking female singer/drummer in a small town band playing weekend gigs in baggy shirts Read more...


His Wife for One Night
by Molly O'Keefe
"fans of Indiana Jones will fall in love with Jack McKibbon"
Posted March 26, 2011

Jack McKibbon researched and developd drills and water pumps that do one important job, finding water in extreme and dangerous conditions. Meanwhile his wife Mia was doing her best to keep their ranch alive and well. His job had him constantly traveling mostly overseas -- not the most ideal career for Read more...


The Welcome Home Garden Club
by Lori Wilde
"Wilde has taken what could be a relatively simple story and added amazing depth."
Posted March 5, 2011

Love is a funny thing. It can make us a better person or it can bring out some quirks that can actually create a barrier. Destroying that barrier can become a lifelong battle and unfortunately sometimes it becomes unwinnable. Caitlyn Marsh's life has been one battle after another beginning Read more...


The Sweetest Deal
by Mary Campisi
"Love can be a deal breaker!"
Posted February 19, 2011

Rather simple, if put into strictly a business perspective, kind of a barter agreement if you will. A very desirable tract of land, prime undeveloped real estate with significant financial backing in exchange for -- a baby. A father desires to give his daughter the one thing she dearly wants but Read more...


A Creed In Stone Creek
by Linda Lael Miller
"in this little town there is never a shortage of love, commitment and trust"
Posted February 15, 2011

Steven Creed arrives in Stone Creek with his newly adopted son, Matt, ready to start anew away from the hustle and bustle of a corporate career. A distant cousin of the McKettricks, Steven has purchased a small ranch far away from his family in Colorado. He is looking to build Read more...


The Bride Raffle
by Lisa Plumley
"This enchanting story takes you back to a time when women were just beginning to come into their own."
Posted February 4, 2011

Owen Cooper had been a hell raising gambler -- forced to mend his ways and reform when he married the very idealistic RenΓ©e. Now a single-father and respectable member of the town, he's alternately grateful and exasperated by the well meaning intrusion of the local womenfolk. These women Read more...


Wild Man Creek
by Robyn Carr
"Sometimes love has to be cultivated"
Posted February 4, 2011

Jillian Matlock had it made. She was the protege of a software mogul who groomed her right after college to become an integral part of his very successful business. Her expertise in public relations helped the company grow and in the meantime made her a somewhat wealthy young woman. Having Read more...


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Re: Heartache Falls (11:34am April 28, 2011):

Okay I'm hooked - definitely have three more books to add to my must read list. Dogs love us unconditionally - you can't really say that about anyone or anything else. My Maxwell will always have a special place in our hearts along with our Coco and Shani. Now we have a rescue grand doggie Annie who loves her little girl sooo much.

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