In retrospect, perhaps drinking myself to sleep in my grandparents’ driveway hadn’t been the best idea. The epiphany arrives with a blast of sunlight and a knock on the driver’s-side window that explodes my brain into pain soup. I manage…Read more
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Heiress Without a Cause
Sara Ramsey
She stood outside her aunt’s ballroom and breathed as deeply as her stays allowed. She had walked into innumerable ballrooms in the past decade, but she still felt that old excitement — that moment of speculation, wondering if tonight would…Read more
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Bluegrass State of Mind
Kathleen Brooks
McKenna looked around and saw nothing but black four-board fences and green grass for as far as she could see. Daffodils were playing peek-a-boo with the bright morning sun. She looked down at the GPS in her cherry red BMW…Read more
The nightmares had come again. With a surge of panic, Simon Cross pushed himself off the bed and away from the cold, sweat-soaked sheets. His heart racing, his breath quick and rough, he forced his eyes to adjust to the…Read more
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Any Means Necessary (a Luke Stone ThrillerBook #1)
Jack Mars
The phone rang. Luke Stone lay somewhere between asleep and awake. Images flashed in his mind. It was night on an empty rain-swept highway. Someone was injured. A car wreck. In the distance, an ambulance approached, moving fast. The siren…Read more
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The Substitute
Denise Grover Swank
It was only ten-thirty and it was already a craptastic day. Megan Vandemeer stared at the airplane on the tarmac. What the hell was she doing? The Alaska Airlines flight was taking off in twenty minutes and she was actually…Read more
Billy knew, as soon as he hung up the phone, a familiar knot in his stomach, that Isabella was the only detective to call for a case like this. As the smartest detective in his Special Victims Unit, Isabella’s edge…Read more
Get up, sleepyhead,” Cassie says before landing a stinging whack on my butt. “Ow!” I jerk my head up, morning sunlight making me squint as I glare at her through the tangled red curtain of my bedhead hair. “What’s wrong…Read more
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Rise of the Dragons (Kings and Sorcerers–Book 1)
Morgan Rice
Kyra stood atop the grassy knoll, the frozen ground hard beneath her boots, snow falling around her, and tried to ignore the biting cold as she raised her bow and focused on her target. She narrowed her eyes, shutting out…Read more