Since 2014! - Shattered & Scarred (The Sacred Hearts MC #1) by A.J. Downey

18+ "I loved the storyline. There are very few authors who can write issues involving abuse and write them tastefully. [...] I loved the secondary characters, they were funny and spunky. I look forward to their stories. I would definitely recommend this book. It had all the elements and it's definitely going to be a series I continue." - Louise, Goodreads

he was sent to kill….The Hitman Who Loved Me (McCoy's Boys #3) by Shady Grace

"The plot was nicely written, the characters was great, well developed and it flowed smoothly. It was filled with secrecy, hatred, betrayal and suspense. But the question is who is the villain? The story was intriguing and interesting with turns and twists from pages to pages and I loved it." - Lin, Goodreads

A FLING MIGHT BE... Just the Thing (The Donnigans #2) by Marie Harte

18+ ""The sultry sex and seduction scenes are just the icing on this incredibly rich and satisfying cake. Readers will sit down, read this book from cover to cover in one sitting, and then pick it up to read it all over again."―RT Book Reviews, 5 Gold Stars

Tied up in Heartstrings (Heartstrings #1) by Felicia Lynn

The first book in the HEARTSTRINGS Series by Felicia Lynn has re-launched! Read TIED UP IN HEARTSTRINGS now!

"This book was amazingly written and contained so much detail about the scenery and the characters, their looks, their personalities, it made them so real.[...] Felicia Lynn this book was absolutely amazing, I look forward to reading all of your books to come. You have me hooked!" - Tantalizing, Goodreads

Can we learn from our ancestors? - Unexpected Gifts by S.R. Mallery

"“Unexpected Gifts” by S.R. Mallery is a great novel, comprising of an excellent dive into American history of the 20th century, with a hint of a very palatable family saga, a kind of personal memoir and a psychological journey into self-discovery by the main character Sonia. [...]Warm, thoughtful and with great insight this is a wonderful book that has a lot to offer. Well written and cleverly structured it shows great literary talent and comes highly recommended." - Christoph, Goodreads

You never know - Your crossroads. Your choice. by E.J. Apicello

Welcome to my diary, my journey, as I tripped and crawled through the darkest time in my life
[T]ake a minute or thirty and sit with my story for a while. You never know what you might find out.

Shards (The Prospero Chronicles #2) by Matt Carter, Fiona J.R. Titchenell

“Titchenell and Carter hold nothing back in this solid sequel that thrills and expands on its predecessor. Aided by swift writing, relatable characters and unexpected scares, Shards is a chill-inducing delight.” —David Powers King, co-author of Woven. 

Clawed Bitten Nailed - Stonetree Trilogy (Black Mountain Bears #1-3) by Ophelia Bell

18++ "I didn't think it possible, but I loved this collection more the second time around! The entire collection is well crafted, well edited and beautifully written. And as in true Ophelia Bell form, it crosses the boundaries of several genres giving the reader a perfect storm of supernatural, fantasy, mystical, paranormal, adventure and erotic romance. That statement alone sums up why I love Ophelia Bell's work....she never limits or confines her work to simply one genre. It's like an all you can eat buffet for readers who enjoy anything unconventional." - Judy, Goodreads

they learn to love each other - Something Beautiful by Amanda Gernentz Hanson

"The writing itself it beautiful, lending a seamless view into the story being told. I felt myself there with the characters and more than once found myself laughing, sighing, or crying with them. All in all this was just a wonderful book and a fantastic debut for an extremely talented writer. Well done, Ms. Hanson!" - J.M. Sullivan, Goodreads

stay alive - KISS THE SKY by MK Schiller

... when suspicious deaths put them in the sights of a ruthless killer, they’ll have to cover their tracks long enough to find out why—and stay alive for a future together . . .

Moxie’s rollicking adventures are the stuff of comedy- Moxie's Decision by Hank Quense

Sometimes it’s fun to add a little laughter and satire to our daily routine!!

Entertaining from beginning to end, MOXIE'S DECISION is uproariously funny and satire at its best. Selected as one of 2016's best YA novels: Huffington Post. 

It’s also a top pick! Indie Reader: 5 stars

An Admirer With A Secret . . .Hidden Hearts (Lovestruck Librarians #6) by Olivia Dade

"A wonderful read and an excellent take on the wounded hero trope – it’s rare to find a story where the hero’s new condition and reality are so thoughtfully woven into the plot (the difficulties, the new body, the grief, the adaptations… and the awakening to the new possibilities of a different life (“That didn’t mean he couldn’t use his new body and test his limits. For work, for fun, and for pleasure”, quote from ARC)." - Maria, Goodreads

The Buddha loves to laugh - The Buddha Made Me Do It: A Field Guide to EnLITEnment by Marla Martenson

They are soon schooled by a charismatic “Goddess,” delving ever deeper into self-realization, conversations with angels, pendulums, candle “Magick,” Reiki, crystal healing, and more. Attend a Hindu Bajan? Sure. Orgasmic Meditation? (Wait, what…?) Maybe not that one. 

an uninvited chemistry - Ahe'ey by Jamie Le Fay

"A compelling and creative work of paranormal romance. Le Fey takes her characters to places seldomly seen in fantasy fiction that readers will find empowering and prescient. Ahe'ey is a fairly polarizing book. As an example of feminist fantasy fiction, you won’t find much better than this. Ahe’ey is an impressively thought-out story, with many original touches and a fairy-like romance that will deeply satisfy readers of the genre." Self-Publishing Review, ★★★★ 

A weapon capable of saving a planet- All the Stars Left Behind by Ashley Graham

“All my life, people told me what I was, who I was, what I had to do and when. They told me I didn’t have a choice. And for a long time, I believed them. But you showed me it doesn’t have to be that way. You can be more than what other people say you are. You can be anything you want.”

once and for all - Sanctuary (Murrells Inlet Miracles #) by Laurie Larsen

"Very charming and heartwarming book and sure to be the first of many that I read, I was swept into the story and found it difficult to put down. I never give spoilers I will say though that their HEA was very much deserved and well earned." - Gwessie, Goodreads

to wake up from death - Shades of the Gods (Elysium Legacies #1) by Erin Hayes

"Death is but a Dream was a great read! I was so engrossed in it that I read it all in one go.[...] the pacing was good and there were a lot of situations that made you aware of just how much danger both of our characters were in bringing a lot of heart-stopping action to the story as attempts on their lives are made… it was thrilling, it was exciting, [...] right up until the end and loved it all! Hopefully, there will be more." - Melanie, Goodreads

the planetary silences - Transformation (Transcendental Trilogy #3) by James Edwin Gunn

“Jim Gunn doesn’t publish a new novel very often, but when he does it’s a whopper. Transcendental is his best yet, and in it he demonstrates his possession of one of the most finely developed skills at world-building (and at aliens-creating to populate those worlds) in science fiction today. Read it!” —Frederik Pohl, bestselling author of Gateway

Storm Watch (Unfinished Business #3) by Carole Ann Moleti

" I was at once spell bound with the very first page of the story. At once I had to have more and more of the fascinating - very intriguing -spirit filled story . You find yourself pulled right into the book from the moment you start reading it till the very end." - about book #1 Darlene, Goodreads

the ultimate betrayal - Rise of the Sea Witch by Stacey Rourke

"I wasn't prepared for the wild ride that this book had in store when I started it. I was happily pleased with the story Stacey unfolded. This book isn't just a re-telling, it's a total transformation of Ursela's character. [...]

At the end of the book I was cheering her on and routing for her to become a badgirl." - Christy, Goodreads