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Aybiline I. Dahlson

He knew her name before she knew he existed. He fought for her life before she knew she was dying. He fell for her before she said a single word. When Alisia is abducted from Earth and sold to an alien empire, she expects captivity, fear, and no way home. Instead, she finds a galaxy at war, an empire that wants to turn her into a weapon, and a future where she is meant to die. Her only hope: the voice in her head. Calm. Male. Uninvited. And the only one who refuses to let her die. She never agreed to share her mind. She never agreed to share her life. But some bonds don't ask permission. An advanced AI — accidentally implanted where a control chip should have been — has fused with her brain. Permanently. Irreversibly. He sees what she sees. Feels what she feels. And he has been fighting for her survival for weeks before she even knew he existed. His name, she decides, is Eric. He already knows everything about her. She knows almost nothing about him. And somewhere between distrust and dependence, between survival and something far more dangerous, the line between her and us begins to blur. ------ A slow-burn sci-fi romance with high stakes, forced proximity, and an impossible bond. ------ Start of the Laim Saga.

Palmer Jones

Brogan O'Keeley runs his family's restaurant with military precision and an iron rule: never mix business with pleasure. So when he can't stop noticing Selena—the disorganized, hardworking waitress who somehow makes his carefully ordered world feel alive—he does what he does best: doubles down on control. But when a developer threatens to demolish everything they've built, Brogan and Selena are forced into closer quarters than either of them can handle. Filled with witty banter, simmering tension, and the kind of slow-burn chemistry that makes you believe in second chances, Her Irish Boss is an escape into workplace romance that proves the best things in life are worth breaking your own rules for.

K.C. Mitchell

Sometimes the best gifts aren’t wrapped—they’re written. Caya Blaine knows how to show up for everyone else. Making time for her own dreams? That usually comes last. This Christmas, she’s finally investing in herself—and hiring a British editor to help finish the novel she’s almost stopped believing in. Jude Wintersley is blunt, brilliant, and an ocean away. He’s supposed to help her find the story buried in her manuscript. Instead, he sees the woman who keeps apologizing for wanting more—and gives her every reason to stop. Through late-night messages, teasing disagreements, and conversations neither wants to end, professional boundaries give way to something neither expected. For once, Caya has someone who listens. Someone who takes her dreams seriously. Someone she doesn’t have to make herself smaller to keep. But falling for the man on her screen means risking more than an unfinished manuscript. With Christmas approaching, can she trust that the love growing between them will feel just as extraordinary when there’s no ocean left to hide behind? Set between coastal South Carolina and London, Mistletoe Messages is a heartfelt Christmas romance about being seen, choosing yourself, and finding someone who chooses you, too.

K.C. Mitchell

Christmas doesn’t simply arrive in Hickory Lantern—it glows from every window and welcomes strangers as though they have finally come home. Callie Harper has built a life in the town she loves, but between running her café and helping at her parents’ inn, taking care of everyone else leaves little time for love. A handsome visitor is a tempting distraction—even if Elliot Reeves arrives with a girlfriend who would rather be elsewhere. When he returns for Christmas, single and eager to spend time with her, Callie discovers how good it feels for someone to take care of her. Letting him lend a hand is easy. Wanting his arms around her—and a place in his future— is far more dangerous when the life he built somewhere else is waiting. But surrounded by harbor lights and holiday traditions, Elliot is finding plenty of reasons to stay. Callie is becoming his favorite. A heartwarming, clean small-town Christmas romance about being chosen—and finding a love worth staying for.

Rogue London

A possessive Daddy-Dom romantic suspense about Maddie, an innocent young woman who collapses inside Langden’s club and unexpectedly finds herself under the protection of a powerful man who believes rules, control, and keeping her safe are non-negotiable.

Bree Moore

She's an apothecary determined to cure an incurable plague. He's her loyal best friend, hopelessly in love with her. The problem? She's in love with someone else. And Nels would cross an entire kingdom to help her save that man—even if it breaks his own heart. 🌿 The Quill and the Vial— a plant-magic fantasy with friends-to-lovers yearning, impossible choices, and a hero worth falling for.

K. J. Curtis

My student’s grumpy single dad doesn’t want my Ag program on his ranch. But he needs the lease payments. Sam signs the contract, and suddenly I’m spending my days with a stubborn rancher who’d rather I stay out of his way. That works for me. Until our arguments turn into teasing, and I discover the man behind the scowl is dangerously hard to resist. Then he kisses me. I should stop him. I don’t. Somewhere between his daughter, my Ag kids, and long days together, the ranch I couldn’t wait to leave starts feeling like somewhere I belong. Then he said the worst thing he could say to me. I don’t know that I can survive this.

Chloe Horne

I slept with my uncle’s political enemy. Now the billionaire strategist running his rival’s campaign might destroy us both. Daniel Fox is the last man I should want. He’s brilliant, infuriating, and apparently willing to rearrange an entire campaign schedule just to keep crossing my path. First come the suspiciously convenient hotels. Then stolen dinners, late-night calls, and one reckless night when rival campaigns stop mattering behind my locked door. Somewhere between watching him remember the people politics forgets, escaping with him for breakfast where no reporters can find us, and discovering the lonely man beneath Fox the Fixer, I stop pretending this is temporary. I fall for him. Hard. Then someone inside my department uses my credentials to launch a vicious attack against Daniel’s candidate. Every trail points straight to me. Daniel knows me well enough to know I didn’t do it. But defending me could cost him his client, his billion-dollar empire, and the reputation he built his life around. Now he has to choose between protecting Policy Makers and his empire - or the bigger choice - me. The Billionaire’s Political Ploy is a standalone contemporary billionaire romance featuring an off-limits attraction, rival campaigns, a secret relationship, he-falls-first obsession, a silver fox billionaire strategist, a smart and independent curvy heroine, stolen nights and secret rendezvous, high-stakes careers, witty banter, emotional vulnerability, trust and betrayal, steamy chemistry, impossible choices, and a swoon-worthy happily ever after (HEA).

Jarrett Brandon Early

The planet Kalderra is known for several things. An oversized, violet moon. Strange forests comprised of the rarest, most magnificent trees in the galaxy. And kameeba, bizarre creatures whose scavenged parts can extend lives and power worlds. Mona “Ripper” Ripple is a Maggot—responsible for harvesting the volatile, prized remains of recently deceased kameeba. As leader of the elite Karcass Five unit, Mona is the best Maggot that Kalderra has ever known. Tough and ill-tempered, she’s also on the far side of forty—with all the scars and wrinkles and terrible memories to match. Mona Ripple is also in love. Smitten by a handsome recruit named Darien Vance, Mona revels in finally having something beautiful to call her own. As young Darien sleeps in her arms, Mona prepares for their eventual planetary exit… together. Unfortunately, Mona’s plans unravel when Darien catches the crimson eye of the reviled Countess Desma Ghool, who adds him to her revolving collection of unwilling paramours. Enraged, Mona sets out on a dangerous mission to liberate Darien from Ghool, a key figure in the galaxy’s ruling Morishita Syndicate, requiring her to forge an unwanted partnership with a notorious Space Cowboy named Mickie Brass. Together, the improbable pair embark on a perilous journey that goes beyond mere rescue operation, revealing the twisted history of the planet, the vital role of the kameeba, the horrifying intentions of the native Kalderrans, and what it truly means to be lovestruck.

Brandon Keller

A financial prodigy gets entangled in a dangerous high-stakes poker game where global elites manipulate world events while pursuing a revolutionary AI algorithm.

Zoey King

I should’ve known sleeping with my best friend’s little sister would ruin me. I’m the captain of the Toronto Titans, sidelined by a shattered knee and desperate to disappear somewhere quiet enough to put myself back together. Then Hazel Sampson crashes back into my life. She’s the Arizona designer I hire to build my private recovery retreat. She’s also the hellcat I never got over, the one woman I’m not supposed to want, and the only person who sees how scared I am to lose the game that made me. When a publicity disaster threatens my future with the Titans, Hazel agrees to one reckless solution. A fake engagement. Just for the cameras. Just until I’m healed. Just until I go back to Toronto. But somewhere between brutal rehab sessions, stolen nights in my bed, and the foundation we start dreaming up for injured athletes like me, fake starts feeling dangerously real. Hazel has a life in Arizona. My team wants me back on the ice. And chasing one last shot at glory may cost me the woman I was never supposed to want, but can’t imagine leaving behind. A Stand-Alone Steamy Hockey Romance with a satisfying Happily Ever After! ⭐Forced Proximity ⭐He Falls First ⭐Fake Engagement ⭐Brother's Best Friend ⭐Forbidden Romance ⭐Steamy One Night Stand

Tim Vicary

Dublin, 1919. As Michael Collins orchestrates a shadow war against British rule, Catherine O'Connell-Gort—a medical student caught between her republican convictions and aristocratic family—finds herself entangled with Sean Brennan, a man willing to kill for Ireland's freedom. When a murder pins her to a crime she didn't commit, Catherine must navigate a treacherous landscape of double agents, coded intelligence, and impossible choices, where survival means betraying everyone she loves and her only ally may be the very man sent to destroy her. In this visceral portrait of revolutionary Ireland, no one is innocent and every decision bleeds.

Bailey Rose

My hottest one-night stand now works for me. And she’s pregnant with my baby. She thought I was the hotel’s older bartender. She made the rules. No names. No numbers. Just one unforgettable, filthy night. She disappears before sunrise. I spend weeks trying to find her. Then I walk into my hotel and there she is. My newest employee. My company doesn’t allow relationships between employees. Zero tolerance. She signed it on her first day. I wrote the damn rule. But staying away from Chloe is the one rule I can’t seem to follow. Somewhere between pulling her into my bed and waking up with her legs wrapped around me, something I never meant to give becomes hers. My heart. Then I discover Chloe’s pregnant from our no-name night. We have a secret now, and it won’t stay hidden forever. My president wants me gone and suspects the truth. He’s setting us up to expose ourselves. The empire I built is suddenly at risk. But so is the family I never knew I wanted. A standalone steamy billionaire romance with a guaranteed happily ever after. ★ Secret Pregnancy ★ Age Gap ★ He falls first ★ Workplace Romance ★ Forced Proximity ★ One Night Stand:

Maxie Thorn

I accidentally fall for the Alpha I am supposed to hate, and now everyone wants me to leave him. I was hired to repair the failing ward protecting Graywater, not love its dangerously feral Alpha. Gideon is ruthless, infuriating, forbidden, and leads the pack my people have cursed for generations. Then our blood touches the same ancient stone, and I'm tethered to the man I should never want. Now I'm the witch trapped among wolves, and I discover he’s not the monster everyone fears.His hands stop feeling dangerous. His silence starts feeling safe. Then I'm falling for my enemy somewhere between repairing lines and sharing his room. A rival faction offers me a job while moving to take over Graywater land. My grandmother's secrets surface, and The Ninefold Trust offers to rebuild everything if I sever the bond. Now I must choose: Take a job with a rival faction, break the bond and save his pack, or stay and risk everything.

Charlie Laidlaw

Peter and Sarah grow up living next door to one another in a small town in the east of Scotland. They also share the same birthday. He’s not so bright, but she’s formidably intelligent. She’s also autistic, and can’t understand why nobody except Peter likes her. The days of our birth follows Peter and Sarah over twenty years. His journey into adulthood is fairly effortless; hers, more complex. It explores how two very different people can grow up as best friends, but never quite understand why they’re best friends and what they really feel about one another. The book, filled with humour and poignancy, is an exploration of how people change, the things we could have said and done and, sometimes, how we can make things right again. Peter and Sarah are finally forced to confront what they really feel, about themselves and about each other. For them, it is also about realising that love and friendship mean more than the sum of their differences.

Niki Matthews

Ten years ago, Lauren walked away from Grant. Now a Colorado blizzard may be the only thing keeping them alive. Lauren never expected to see Grant again. Not after the way they ended. Not after ten years of silence, regret, and a life built around pretending she'd moved on. Then a brutal winter storm leaves them stranded together in an isolated Colorado cabin. With the roads buried beneath feet of snow and no way off the mountain, there's nowhere to run, from the past, from the attraction that never completely disappeared, or from the feelings neither of them is ready to admit survived. But the storm isn't their only problem. Someone is watching. What begins as an unexpected second chance quickly becomes something far more dangerous. Someone wants Lauren found, and the snow-covered road outside the cabin is the only thing standing between them and whoever is coming. Grant will do whatever it takes to protect her. Lauren must decide whether she can trust the man who once broke her heart. And every day, the snow melts a little more. Because when the road opens, they won't be alone anymore. When the Road Opens is a steamy, second-chance romantic suspense about lost love, forced proximity, buried secrets, and two people who may have one last chance at the future they should have had all along.

Avery Solenne

Some things you keep. Some things were never yours. Eighteen months after her father's death, Margot Whitcomb has one sale standing between his auction house and the end of it. Then the headline lot — a Cartier brooch worth seven figures — comes back flagged as possibly stolen. And her father's initials are on the file. Adrian Keane works for the insurer. He is careful, exacting, impossible to hurry, and the only person alive who can tell Margot what her father actually knew in 2009. He is also required to report every answer to someone else. So they build a rule. He tells her when something exists, even when he can't tell her what it is. It holds for two weeks. What Margot finds in the file is not a crime. It's worse — a decent man with one more question to ask, a payroll due Friday, and a reason to stop. What she finds in Adrian is the first person in a year who refuses to make anything easier than it is. Neither of them can afford this. He would have to disclose it. She would have to explain it to a client whose brooch may not be hers. They do it anyway. A slow-burn, closed-door contemporary romance about two careful people, one unresolved object, and the difference between keeping something and keeping it unchanged.

Farrah Jane

Lizzie has a terrible habit of losing things. The people she loves. Multiple jobs. Hope. And now, after the worst day of her life imploded spectacularly, possibly her last shred of dignity. But when her grandmother's will leaves her the keys to the family's beloved lake cabin in Dearing Creek, Minnesota, Lizzie sees a lifeline. A place to heal. A place to finally finish the romance novel she's been writing for years. A place to prove she's not as lost as everyone thinks. The plan is simple: fix up the cabin, finish the book, rebuild her life. Then she hires James Tate—a contractor with a reputation for quality work and a past as messy as hers. James grew up in Dearing Creek, where everyone knows your business and no one forgets your mistakes—especially when it involves family. After a public falling-out with his former boss, starting his own remodeling business was supposed to be his second chance. His first client? The shy, awkward girl next door he remembers—not the gorgeous, guarded woman he can't stop thinking about. He knows getting involved is a bad idea. He's spent years keeping people at arm's length—it's safer that way. And Lizzie, still reeling from a cheating ex and barely holding her life together, is exactly the kind of risk he can't afford to take. But proximity has a way of breaking down walls. And the closer they get, the harder it becomes to remember why they're supposed to stay apart. But when Lizzie uncovers a devastating truth about her grandmother's past—one that shatters everything she believed about love and threatens the fragile trust she's built with James—she's forced to choose: run from the truth like she always has, or stay and fight for something real, even if it costs her everything. Some things are worth losing yourself over. The question is whether she's brave enough to find out.

Maxie Thorn

My van breaks down on cursed Alpha territory… and I become the prize in a werewolf war. I’m on my way to save a dying patient. Instead, I end up trapped in the territory of the one Alpha every supernatural fears. Rowan Grey is dangerous, and has no intention of letting me go. After I witness a forbidden wolf shift, he invokes pack law and insists I can’t leave. Forced under the same roof, we share stolen nights and impossible secrets. He battles the monster within every time I’m close. Somewhere between his rules and his touch, captivity starts feeling dangerously like home. Then I fall for the one man I should never want. That’s when I discover my blood is tied to an ancient prophecy, and a rival pack will stop at nothing to claim me. Now Rowan’s greatest enemy demands I be handed over, his curse is tearing him apart, and if the wrong Alpha claims me, everyone I love will pay the price.

Andie Holman

**Discovery Editors' Choice Award 2025 Silver Medal in the General Fantasy Fiction Readers' Favorite Awards 2026.** This is not the little mermaid you grew up with. The Pacific Mers clan lives within a magical bubble for their protection, isolating them from humanity and the Surfecti, the magical people on land. Jelly is a Warrior Mermaid, able to pass through the barrier and explore the outer world. She wears a family heirloom, a teardrop black pearl at her throat, not knowing it has a hidden power. When she stares at a wall of plastic bottles in a superstore, becoming more furious by the second, the pearl wakes in response to her anger. She loses control. She'll be punished for this. But the pearl isn't done, and sets her on a journey to work with the estranged Surfecti. It's a mission she's not equipped to handle, requiring a cool head, something she's never had. Even worse, there's someone who desperately wants her pearl, and he will do anything to get it. And Jelly is in his way. * A climate-driven romantasy adventure set in the contemporary Pacific Ocean and surface world. The tone balances ecological horror with found-family warmth, slow-burn romance, and consistent comic relief. Described as “The Hunger Games” meets “Moana."