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The Broken Path by Cami Checketts

Injured in a debilitating accident at age six, Ethan Searle believes women eye him with a mixture of pity and disdain. He’s tried love before. He won’t again. He meets his match in a precocious two-year old who loves him despite his disability, even while her mother seems bothered by everything about Ethan. Autumn Reader escaped her abusive marriage with her beautiful daughter and a […]

January 15, 2013 / 0 Comments

Alaina Claiborne by MK McClintock

How far would you go to avenge your family and save the one you love? In nineteenth-century England, Alaina Claiborne had a loving family, a cherished friend, and devoted servants. She spent her days riding across the grassy hills of the English countryside, joyful and at peace. Then tragedy strikes and her world is forever changed. Searching for those responsible is her only focus . […]

January 12, 2013 / 0 Comments

Crazy for You by Marie Higgins

How can a crazy man proclaiming he’s from the future soften a woman’s heart when he needs her help the most? Fashion Designer, Kendra Whitaker is leery about the strange and terribly dressed man she meets…and she’s even more skeptical when he explains he’s from the future. She refuses to help, but the offbeat man charms her into it, and shows her what love is […]

January 10, 2013 / 0 Comments

Blud and Magick by Preston Norton

Fourteen-year-old Darla has always been a little odd, from her love of horror movies to her obsession with mirrors. But she has no idea how different she really is until the day she finds herself wielding a power she never knew she had. But having extraordinary ability is only the beginning. As Darla uncovers the secrets of her past, her world goes from dangerous to […]

January 10, 2013 / 1 Comment

The Mouth of the Dragon by R.K. Hinrichsen

The Dark Enemy never sleeps, but neither to the Heroes of the Highest Order! A magical playground whisks Dan and Page into the Hidden Kingdom where they travel back in time, earn powerful treasures, and walk in the footsteps of real heroes. In book three, Dan and Page travel back to World War II Poland. There they meet with Tadeusz Pankiewicz, a real-life hero, who […]

January 9, 2013 / 0 Comments

Raggleroot by Erik Olsen

“Help me, help me, Flin.” Parcell’s arm slowly reached toward Flin in despair, and then it dropped to the ground, lifeless. Flin darted over and snatched up Parcell’s hand. Parcell’s eyes suddenly popped open. “If I’m going to die, then you will too!” Flin has always known to stay away from the doors with five clover leaves. His grandmother made sure he knew that whatever […]

January 9, 2013 / 0 Comments

Reasons I Fell for the Funny Fat Friend by Becca Ann

It’s stupid to fall for your brother’s ex. It’s even worse to enlist another’s help to win the ex over. But Brody is desperate and Hayley, his partner in American Sign Language, is more than willing to lend him a few tips. She’s the school’s ‘matchmaker’, and with her bizarre and positive personality, Brody finds her easy to talk too, even about the most awkward […]

January 8, 2013 / 0 Comments

A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson

The conclusion of the Wheel of Time series. The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass. What was, what will be, and what is, may yet fall under the Shadow. Let the Dragon ride again on the winds of time. Read excerpt Title: A Memory of Light (Wheel of Time #14) Author: Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson* Publisher: Tor Books Release Date: January […]

January 8, 2013 / 2 Comments

The Truth About Comfort Cove by Tara Taylor Quinn

The case is cold but the leads are hot… And so is the attraction between detectives Lucy Hayes and Ramsey Miller. Twenty-five years ago, there was a kidnapping in Comfort Cove, Massachusetts. Neither the child nor the kidnapper was ever found. Now there are fresh leads, including one in an Indiana town. Lucy is working that end of the case… She and Ramsey are two […]

January 7, 2013 / 0 Comments

Alone With You Somehow by C.K. Edwards

Today, Clayton Sanderson woke up in the middle of a high school graduation after living half a decade as an automaton. Years asleep on his feet, a machine on an educational factory line, the first question he asks himself isn’t “What happened?” but “Why must I kill the girl standing at the podium?” A rabbit hole awaits. The end of the world is an approaching […]

January 6, 2013 / 0 Comments