Sweat Connection

One disaster bi single dad. One sexy plumber on a house call. One hot-as-hell romance…. RhysIf I was a hot mess before becoming a single dad, my life’s pretty much an on-fire garbage can now.Okay, maybe that’s a tad melodramatic—my bestie/baby momma/ex-girlfriend is still awesome, currently in the throuple of her dreams. And my kiddo Sammy’s amazing, albeit exhausting. I’m the one who’s too intense and rambling, too obsessed with random trivia, too liable to set dinner on fire. Essentially, too much for any relationship.However, when a hottie plumber drops by to fix our toilet—thanks, Sammy—and gives me his number? My luck might just be turning around.ColeAfter my dad moved to a retirement community, he left me with the big, old house I grew up in and a whole lot of loneliness.I thought by now I’d be settled down, but no one’s looking for the guy who likes long hikes with his dog, stargazing, and fixing shit around the house. They want fun, entertaining, flashy—not me.Except when I give Rhys my private line for an emergency house call, I show up for the job to discover it’s a date. It seems like I might’ve met the one man on earth who’s just as interested as I am—if only we can find the guts to admit it.Sweat Connection is a high heat, low angst M/M single dad romance with trivia nights, Star Wars rants, and light primal kink that reads as a standalone

The Horror Collection: Christmas Edition

“’Tis the season… to scream.”Tinsel and terror return in The Horror Collection: Christmas Edition, the latest chilling installment of Kevin J. Kennedy’s bestselling anthology series. This festive fright-fest unwraps a sleigh full of sinister tales from an all-star lineup of horror’s finest authors. Where the season of goodwill turns into the season of screams.Deep in the snow-shrouded North Pole, Santa Claus hides a century-old secret that could end Christmas forever, while Mrs. Claus, tired of her husband’s jolly façade, plots a dark revenge that drips with blood-red ribbon. Krampus stalks the naughty once more — but this year, he’s brought friends. From haunted dolls that whisper in the night to killer advent calendars counting down to your final breath, each story is a gift you’ll wish you’d left unopened.With its blend of twisted tradition, folklore, and modern terror, The Horror Collection: Christmas Edition proves that even under the mistletoe, no one is safe. Grab a mug of cocoa, stoke the fire, and prepare for a festive season you’ll never forget — if you live to see the New Year.With stories by Ronald Kelly, Lindsay Crook, Dexter McLeod, Milan Kova?evi?, Viggy Parr Hampton, Glenn Rolfe , Devin Cabrera, Graham Masterton, Ryan Colley, Lisa Morton, Brad Ricks, Iain Rob Wright, David Moody, Veronica Smith, Amy Cross & James Newman

The Librarian After the Apocalypse

Five years lost. One town kidnapped. A world that wants him dead.The Librarian wakes to find Eden empty—every soul vanished without a trace. But that’s not the worst part. He’s been gone for five years, trapped in another dimension while the post-apocalyptic world has crowned him history’s greatest villain.Now the antichrist who tried to prevent Armageddon has become the perfect scapegoat for humanity’s nuclear devastation. With a massive bounty on his head and the mysterious King’s Council ruling the ruins of America, he must navigate a landscape of mutant lizards, demon wardens, and desperate survivors to find the truth: Eden’s citizens are imprisoned, subjects of a mad scientist’s experiments to create a superhuman race.Armed with his wits, his loyal hellhound Fluffy, and questionable help from his demon family, the Librarian must pull off an impossible prison break from the depths of Carlsbad Caverns. But even if he succeeds, he’ll face his most dangerous enemy yet—a self-proclaimed king determined to remake the world in his own twisted image.Welcome to Season Two of the Strangely Scary Funny series, where the humor is darker, the stakes are higher, and even paradise can’t escape the apocalypse.A supernatural dark comedy featuring reluctant heroes, dysfunctional demon families, and the worst librarian job in the multiverse.

Vispilio

Robin Hood has a new name—the Vispilio, a thief by night, thought to be only a legend. Does he seek vengeance, or justice? Antony Bronson has never known his past-as far as he knows, he’s the second son of his father Bron and has lived an unremarkable life in the village of Barnswood, other than a fateful fall from a tree that caused him to lose memories. But when rumors of a lost prince-the Prince Adrian who was supposed to have died in an act of war ten years before-begin to surface among the kingdom of Southborn, Antony begins to wonder if he’s been told the truth. So does Adelaide DuMont, the girl who had been destined to be the prince’s beloved, and Sir John, the hated son of the former king’s advisor. As Antony discovers his true identity, so does King Tanor, who will stop at nothing to make sure his crown is secure. To some a prince, to others a pretender, Antony must forge his own destiny-as the true king of Southborn, or as an enemy of the people. A thrilling adventure of political intrigue, royal drama, and a romance as old as Robin and Maid Marian.

Between

New York City hides a portal to another world.Six years ago, Marda lost her husband and daughters to a portal linking Earth to her planet. It was supposed to be safe—just an ancient corridor between two worlds. But sometimes, people get trapped inside it.Marda calls that void the BETWEEN.Now the portal is acting up again. In the middle of Central Park, people are vanishing.Ben, a burnt-out Wall Street analyst.Lily, a dreamer trapped in a suffocating life.Tony, a young caregiver with nothing left to lose.Their paths collide in a place that defies logic.The BETWEEN took Marda’s family. Now she’s willing to let it take her too—if it means she can find them again.From USA TODAY bestselling author Maureen A. Miller comes an emotional sci-fi mystery about loss, resilience, and a mother’s refusal to give up.This is the first book in a series, but it can be read as a standalone novel. No cliffhangers.