Category: Hot Books

Hot Greek Summer

Widow Cassie Merrill wants to move on, she really does. A hundred percent. Okay, maybe eighty percent. But Cassie knows that until she pushes past her old memories and fulfills the vow made to her husband, she will never move forward. Fighting FOMO—Fear of Moving On—she honors her pheromones and accepts an invitation to have lunch––because, well, what should you do when love asks for one more chance? $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Free: Ruined: An Intimate Exploration (Older Women and Younger Me)

He’s 32. He only wants one thing: her. Daniel has been chasing older women since he was nineteen and a single night changed everything. Now he’s telling the whole story — every woman, every lesson, every secret — because someone needs to say it: You’re not past your prime. You are the prime. Raw, unapologetic, and dangerously addictive. Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Fly, My Darling: A Love Story

Lisa—a classically trained pianist, wife, and mother—yearns for something she can’t define. After she begins a study of jazz improv with an outspoken, trailblazing musician from the ’70s girl band era, a woman who encourages Lisa to let go musically and emotionally, life takes an unexpected, irrevocable turn. When they become lovers, what began as a desire to learn jazz becomes a lesson in letting go: with music, with an old way of living, and finally with life itself. With rhythmic, im... [Read More...]

Free: Still Becoming: Four Stories of Sex, Desire, and Discovery for Women Over Sixty

  Desire doesn’t retire. It deepens. Still Becoming is a collection for the women erotic fiction forgot—the ones who search the shelves and find themselves absent, as if wanting comes with an expiration date. These stories are raw, explicit, and emotionally honest, written for readers who know that hunger at sixty-five or seventy-two isn’t a consolation prize. It’s a revelation. Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Suffering Leads to Hope

Suffering Leads to Hope does not promise escape from pain. It offers transformation through pain. By guiding readers from suffering to endurance, from endurance to character, and from character to hope, the book speaks with rare credibility to a world desperate for meaning that does not collapse under pressure. A powerful blend of testimony, theology, and psychology, Suffering Leads to Hope illustrates how God transforms bitterness into Joy, anger into love and denial into a lasting faith when ... [Read More...]

Ruthless Vow

He saved me from a kidnapping. Promised protection I never asked for. And became more dangerous than my enemies. Viktor Kovalev isn’t a hero. He’s the kind of man even the Bratva fears. And he just started a war over me. I was supposed to marry a monster. A forced Bratva alliance my own father arranged. I said no. They dragged me into a car anyway. Then Viktor showed up with a gun and a death wish, And everything changed. He locked me in a safehouse. Called me Valkyrie. And looked a... [Read More...]

Fly, My Darling

With rhythmic, imaginative prose, Fly, My Darling explores the resilience of love, the weight of loss, the undeniable pull toward freedom, and the transformation that occurs when a woman finally asks, What do I really want? Based on Lisa Richter’s years together with musician and visionary composer Lynda Roth, past and present weave together in this intimate journey of awakened eroticism, exhilarating joy, nearly unbearable grief, and moments of spiritual renewal. And through it all, there is... [Read More...]

Revelation Explained: Verse by Verse

You opened Revelation expecting answers and closed it with more questions than you started with. A woman clothed with the sun. A beast rising from the sea. Four horsemen. Seven seals. And somewhere around chapter 13, you quietly gave up. That confusion ends here. Revelation wasn’t written to baffle you. Jesus commissioned this book so His people could find hope, stand firm, and understand where history is headed. The problem was never the book itself — it was approaching Revelation without ... [Read More...]