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Big Surprises Lead to Unexpected Blessings in Emmy Grayson’s ‘The Prince’s Pregnant Secretary’ [EXCERPT]

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The prince’s new heir will be here before he knows it! (Photo courtesy Canva)

A new baby is cause for celebration, even when the new bundle of joy is totally unexpected and the circumstances are less than ideal. But should a baby determine a couple’s fate or should the infant’s parents plan their new family’s future with their heads as well as their hearts? In Emmy Grayson’s charming new romance, The Prince’s Pregnant Secretary, an unlikely couple must see beyond the tangled vines of the present to plant seeds for the future they deserve. Enjoy reading this extended excerpt!

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‘Little Voices’ Torment A New Mother in Vanessa Lillie’s Debut Thriller [REVIEW]

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A new mother clings to her sanity as she tries to solve her friend’s murder in Vanessa Lillie’s debut novel, Little Voices. (Photo courtesy Canva)

A new mother. A horrifying murder. An incomprehensible suspect. When a friend is accused of killing someone dear to her, will one woman be able to get at the truth before the voice in her head drives her crazy? Find out in Vanessa Lillie’s debut psychological thriller, Little Voices.  Continue reading “‘Little Voices’ Torment A New Mother in Vanessa Lillie’s Debut Thriller [REVIEW]”

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Kerry Lonsdale’s ‘Last Summer’ Will Keep You Guessing [REVIEW]

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A tragic accident robs a journalist of more than just her memory in Kerry Lonsdale’s Last Summer. (Photo courtesy Canva)

A successful journalist. Her wealthy husband. The tragic car accident that robs them of their unborn child. When she seeks answers about what happened, will she find them? Or should she leave well enough alone? Find out in Kerry Lonsdale’s suspenseful new novel, Last Summer.  Continue reading “Kerry Lonsdale’s ‘Last Summer’ Will Keep You Guessing [REVIEW]”

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‘Among the Lesser Gods’ Reminds Us to Listen to Our Elders [REVIEW]

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Sometimes bad decisions take us to unexpected places. (Photo by Gene, Flickr)

Faced with a startling change in circumstances and a questionable future, a young woman takes a chance and accepts an unexpected opportunity that sends her to the Colorado mountains in Margo Catts’ debut novel, Among the Lesser Gods.  Continue reading “‘Among the Lesser Gods’ Reminds Us to Listen to Our Elders [REVIEW]”

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Things Don’t Add Up In Lisa Scottoline’s ‘Most Wanted’ [REVIEW]

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She wanted a baby more than anything… and then she found out her sperm donor may be a killer.
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Christine and Marcus Nilsson tried to have a baby for years. After exhausting all options, they decide to use a sperm donor. Then, three months into the pregnancy, Christine sees a news report about a man who has raped several women… and the man looks remarkably like the photo of their donor. This impossible situation thus poses the question: what would you do if the biological father of your unborn child was a killer? New York Times bestselling novelist Lisa Scottoline tackles this tough topic in her suspenseful new novel, Most Wanted.  Continue reading “Things Don’t Add Up In Lisa Scottoline’s ‘Most Wanted’ [REVIEW]”

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