Category: Womens Fiction

The proverbial you-know-what hits the fan in a massive way. One middle-aged sister faces serious health issues while the other’s world is ripped asunder after her husband decides to trade her in for a newer model. The sisters had grown apart, but now they need each other more than ever. What better way to take a break from life than a cross-country road trip? Something odd happens on their second night and they wake with paranormal powers. To add crazy to the mix, there are geriatric werewolv... [Read More...]

Many romantic books are made for people longing for unconditional love and a happy ending. But there is only one written for single people stating that dating and finding the One isn’t that simple. On the other hand, that doesn’t mean all this searching can’t be a lot of fun, though. Part of this is sex. Sex is a good thing, and it doesn’t necessarily come with that strong feeling initially. If you’re prudish, this story full of sex isn’t for you. If you’re too decent to read abou... [Read More...]

Sara Caldicot has an uncomplicated life that she shares with her close-knit family. Her younger sister, Lyn, is spoilt and self-centred, but she has always been loved and protected. When Lyn becomes disruptive at home, Sara’s mom asks her for support. Sara tries her best to help, but in the process, she uncovers a secret. A secret that is so dreadful it threatens to tear the family apart. Can Lyn be made to see sense, or will her selfish actions destroy more than just relationships? $0.99 on ... [Read More...]

Winner: Eyelands International Book Awards, Published Novel (2021). April needs somewhere to live, and peace and quiet to heal her wounds. The tenants of Hummingbird House have other ideas. The Landlord of Hummingbird House is a contemporary novel exploring unlikely friendships, unexpected love interests, and family relationships. Here, everyone is in need of a second chance – and appearances can be deceptive. $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

“Marlis Manley’s heartfelt novel of the heartland goes nowhere fast in all the best of ways. It moves and moves us.” –Michael Martone, author of The Complete Writing of Art Smith It’s summer 1957, and when fourteen-year-old Sandy Turner goes missing—along with one of her late mother’s hidden scrapbooks—Aunt Maggie can think of only one place the girl might be. Frank Haggard, the race-car driver in those yellowing news clippings, assumes the girl claiming to be hi... [Read More...]

TV news reporter Violet Rosati thought she’d be married with kids and living in the suburbs by now. Instead, she’s single, thirty-one, and starting a new job at a TV station in Portland. Her move to Maine brings her closer to her boyfriend, Jude, who she hopes will propose soon. He knows and accepts everything about her—even her darkest secret. However, her new church brings an unexpected surprise. While in confession, she realizes the priest is her ex-boyfriend, Tristan. She hasn’t see... [Read More...]

She’s an English teacher determined to leave her haunting past behind. He’s an oceanographer and an opportunity for her to tempt the waters of love. Will Madison’s have control over her life? Or will fate have a say in its outcome? $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]