Fiction

Lucretia Hughes became Charleston's Cinderella when she married the wealthy Russ Rutledge, but her working class upbringing doesn't let her simply enjoy a life of ease. In what has become a passionless relationship, Cree continues to try to prove her...

Beware of the company you keep.K'wan's urban fiction coming-of-age novel, Promise Broken, is set in the gritty streets of Newark, New Jersey. The story follows seventeen-year-old Promise Mohammed as she attempts to uphold friendships and new...

From page one, A Country You Can Leave is a riveting, exasperating, and deeply heartbreaking tale of mother-daughter strife and resilience. --Xochitl Gonzalez, author of Olga Dies Dreaming A stunning debut novel following the turbulent relationship of a...

Beware of the company you keep.K'wan's urban fiction coming-of-age novel, Promise Broken, is set in the gritty streets of Newark, New Jersey. The story follows seventeen-year-old Promise Mohammed as she attempts to uphold friendships and new...

A cosmopolitan designer gets a taste of country life with Royal, Texas's hottest rancher in the latest installment of Texas Cattleman's Club: The Wedding by LaQuette! She's willing to give him everything in bed But will she risk her career for passion? ...

All is fair in love and war...and television morning shows! Two headstrong news anchors collide at the desk and in the bedroom in Donna Hill's latest! Two news anchors. One job. And a passion that won't be denied... It's lights, camera, scandal when...

C. N. Phillips returns with the next tale in the saga of five crime families that run the streets of New York's five boroughs. The uneasy alliance they once shared has been compromised, and now no one is truly safe from retribution. Caesar knew the peace...

A powerful meditation on loss and memory seen through the prism of 9/11, by one of our greatest authors. Ben Matson lost someone he loved in the 9/11 attacks. Or thinks he did - no body has been recovered, and she shouldn't have been on that particular...

"A great and engrossing read, Kashana humanizes a way of life that is often made fun of and makes the reader understand why someone would go to such great lengths to prepare for the future, so much so she almost sold me on those Life Preserver soy bars!"...