Coffee Thoughts
Death and Coffee by Lisa Acerbo
The end is a new beginning for Prudence. After witnessing her mother’s wrongful conviction as a witch in 1661 and wishing for death, she gets just what she asks for when recruited. In her new job as...
Bringing Fresh Perspectives to Your Newsletter by Kayelle Allen
Guest Contributions As an author, establishing a newsletter is a powerful way to connect with your readers, share your thoughts, and promote your work. But if you've been sending out the same...
The Last Witch by C.J. Cooke
Innsbruck, 1485. Helena Scheuberin should be doing what every other young wife is doing: keeping house, supporting her husband, and bearing his children, but as an outspoken, strong woman, she...
Medically Necessary by Emily Carrington
The threat to all werewolves draws Amir and Oliver together, even as their wounds threaten to rip them apart. Trust is Earned (Medically Necessary 1): Amir is a General Practitioner for magical...
Husky and Heartfelt by Jole Cannon
Loneliness has taken its toll on Sean's life. He once loved Hugo but let him go after college. After twelve years, he misses what they had, but dating a man could end his career as a high school gym...
Spellbound by Mychael Black
A ritual decades ago leads Beau to the one person he never expected to meet: his fated mate. Detective Beau Kirkland has to work directly with the local vampire house to find a murderer, but that's...
His Sweet Obsession by Twilla Kay Lamm
Following the Civil War, Captain Ethan Reed is recruited to find the truth behind the Lincoln Conspiracy. The facts are not as they appear. John Wilkes Booth pulled the trigger, but did someone else...
Willing Prey by Allie Oleander
Divorced and buried in student loan debt, Claire Collins eagerly enters a spicy business agreement with an acquaintance who wants to explore his primal desires. The deal is simple—thirty days as his...
When the Past Walks Back Through the Door by Ruth A. Casie
What if the love of your life returned on the eve of your wedding to another? That’s the question Mary-Ann Seaton faces in A Vow for the Viscount. I’ve always been drawn to stories of second chances...
