From a #1 New York Times bestselling author, a sweet romantic novella about two cats who bring a divorced woman together with her handsome neighbor. Lacey Lancaster always longed to be a wife and mother. However, after a painful divorce, she just wants to lay low in her charming San Francisco apartment with her beautiful Abyssinian cat, Cleo. Everything would be wonderful if it wasn't for her impossible neighbor, Jack Walker, who argues day and night with his girlfriend . . . and whose cat, Dog, is determined to get Cleo to succumb to his feline advances. And when Lacey discovers that Cleo's in the family way, she's furious that neither Jack nor his amorous animal seems terribly upset about it. But things aren't always what they appear. Jack's "girlfriend" is really his sister—and his intentions toward Lacey are quite honorable (though she's not sure about Dog). And out of the blue, Lacey is discovering the tender joy of falling in love all over again. "Debbie Macomber writes characters that are as warm and funny as your best friends." —Susan Wiggs, New York Times bestselling author

A junior hockey coach goes on the defensive when he reunites with a past crush in this second chance romance from a USA Today –bestselling author. "With the perfect blend of hockey, heart, and heat, Maybe This Time is a winner!" —Debbie Mason, USA Today– bestselling author Abigail Jansen is done with hockey . . . and hockey players. After leaving her two-timing NHL-star husband, Abby decides to start over in her hometown of Glenwood Falls, Colorado. There she doesn't have to deal with people gossiping behind her back or hear the word "hockey"—until her daughter tries out for the junior hockey team. Now Abby must face her fears . . . and coach Jackson Westmore. He's tall, dark, handsome—and happens to hate her. All through high school, talented hockey player Jackson Westmore had a crush on Abby, but he would never make a move on his best friend's girl. He gave her the cold shoulder out of self-preservation and worked out his frustrations on the ice. So when Abby returns, newly divorced and still sexy as hell, Jackson knows he's in trouble. Now even the best defensive skills might not keep him from losing his heart. "Quietly humorous, profoundly moving, and captivatingly seductive, this novel is sure to enthrall fans and newcomers to this series." ? Publishers Weekly (starred review)

Danni has nowhere else to run but Paradise Springs, the only real home she ever knew, and the one place that holds her heart and the past she's forgotten. But she picked the worse day to run—straight into the arms of a major hurricane and a stubborn, sullen cowboy with too many secrets. Now that she’s back in Paradise Springs, Heath has only one goal: avoid Danni at all costs. Eleven years ago, Danni was torn away from him, her memory of the love they shared erased by tragedy. But when tragedy strikes once more, and Danni has no one else to turn to, he knows he can’t let her get hurt again—even if being with her is a bitter reminder that what they once had is gone forever. The Only Right Thing is a small town, second chance, forced proximity love story with no cliffhanger.

Forbidden love conquers all Student Vale Aman uncovers a tale of forbidden love and boundless devotion in an ancient journal dating from the early years following the Great Death when the world was divided into kingdoms known as Lineages. Sian Maxima, the heir to a great Lineage, wants to marry his childhood sweetheart, Avila Rossi. But their love is outlawed. After a secret, desperate tryst is discovered, Avila alone will be punished for their transgressions. Only Sian can save him. Within the journal’s pages, Vale uncovers a story to inspire and strengthen him while he waits to find an equally great love of his own. White Heat is a standalone prequel to the book Slow Heat in Leta Blake’s Heat of Love universe. It’s set against a faux-historical backdrop in a post-apocalyptic world and contains fantastical tropes.

He promised he'd find her, no matter what. When he finally does, he’s broken beyond repair. Lauren grew up with Adam as childhood best friends in their isolated religious commune. Falling in love with him and carrying his child, she knows that he is her forever. But when Father Gideon arrives as the new head of their church, he begins to make some drastic changes that shake up everything they ever knew, including forcing her to marry Adam's brother. Nobody will stand up to him, and he cannot be stopped, making Lauren's only option to flee the only home she's ever known. Adam has loved Lauren since he was a teenager, and cannot bear the idea of her being married to someone else. Breaking her out the night of her wedding, he knows that the consequences of helping her escape will be imprisonment in Father Gideon's homemade hell on earth. Disappearing for the next four years, his only goal is survival, apart from brief moments when he thinks of Lauren, hoping she's happy and safe. Holding on for years, not a day has gone by that Lauren doesn’t think of the man she loves, and his promise to return to her. When they are finally reunited, they realize that the flame between them continues to burn brightly, and Lauren is ready to start building a life together. However, Adam realizes that they have more than one obstacle to overcome if that's to happen. Father Gideon is still searching for him, a prison escapee being a loose end he cannot have. There's also the matter of finding their long-lost daughter. Not to mention, Adam is no longer the boy she used to love, as years in a hellish labor prison have left him with demons he cannot shake. Can Lauren and Adam escape their past and find the happiness they've been denied for so long? NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR: This is a standalone read with mild swearing (no f-bombs), a closed door, and a guaranteed HEA! Potential triggers include PTSD, suicide, and teenage pregnancy.