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I thought I was a fake, a spiritual guide doling out nothing more than a placebo effect to the pack. Turns out I'm more legitimate than anyone realizes—and more deadly. It doesn't matter whether I'm the real thing or not, whether the pack has accepted me or not, because Duncan's mate never will and she's in charge. As long as he still wants me in his bed, she'll want me in a grave.

It's been over a decade since the person I considered one of my best friends up and disappeared on me. I tried keeping tabs on her, but years spent on the road as a professional hockey player made that virtually impossible. Now I'm close to my family for the first time in forever, the Sharks have a real shot at that elusive Cup, and even my baby sister found love with my best friend. Everything is looking up. So why does it feel like there's still something missing?

Surviving year two left more than scars. It awakened something ancient within me—something the academy can no longer ignore. Now cast into a realm of ash and bone, where the dead walk and the living bleed magic to survive, I find myself not just battling beasts and illusions, but the shadows of my own bloodline. The throne I never wanted whispers my name in every flame. And I'm no longer sure the glamour I wear is hiding me…or holding me back.

I'm cursed. Every time I make a big life change, someone kicks the bucket. My goldfish didn’t deserve to go belly up so young. Ever since the big life-altering, world-shifting, devastating event—that shall not be named—tore my family apart, I’ve only been half-living. That’s why I struggled with the idea of moving from North Dakota to a farm in Big Timber, Montana to help start a spa for visiting guests.

He shouldn't have been here. His name wasn't on the guest list. It was unfair how devastatingly hot Travis Carlyle looked in that tux. The press dubbed him the Lion of Lower Manhattan, but Lucifer of Lower Manhattan was more like it. He was the sworn enemy of my entire family. My father would have a heart attack if he knew I was even the same room as Travis Carlyle. I would have left except I was the maid of honor.

He may be the guide, but she’s the one taking them to the finish line in this Brittany Runs a Marathon meets Wild Hearts Can’t be Broken contemporary romance. Nearing thirty, Jensen Larsen still hasn’t hit her stride. The visually impaired assistant disability coordinator never chases what she wants. Jobs. Friendships. Love. Faced with another romantic disappointment, she’s ready to run toward what she wants, just like her brother. The year they turn thirty, men from her family run a marathon and find the love of their lives.

We started the summer knowing being invited to the Festival of Desolation tour was going to change our careers and, with that, our lives. But if you asked me even just hours before our bus pulled into the venue if my love life was gonna become a thing, absolutely not. But it did. I fell head over heels, literally, for the rock god, Jared Finch. Who knew face planting would be the beginning of my life changing...in more ways than one.

Clara and Zac thought they were headed for their happily ever after, until a break-up slathered in betrayal left them both jaded and vindictive. Twelve years have passed since they left Wyoming, and during that time Clara found her calling at a prestigious PR firm in California while Zac moved to New Orleans to join his Broussard cousins at River Enterprises. They thought they could forget each other and move on... until a local charity auction in their hometown of Snowy Creek sets Zac up for the ultimate revenge.

Romance author Georgia Lane wishes to find the kind of love she writes in her books. But as they say, be careful what you wish for. After yet another terrible first date—in a series of bad dates—Georgia fears she’ll never get her happy ever after. After a devastating heartbreak and an unbreakable case of writer’s block, she may not even be able to write one. Until a “lucky” penny changes everything and Georgia comes face-to-face with three ideal book boyfriends—a dashing duke, an adorable boy next door baker, and a sexy werewolf alpha.

Colm and Evie never made sense on paper. She’s like a comforting pumpkin spice latte. He’s a straightforward large black coffee. Despite their differences, their love was like a fairy tale. Until a tragic accident drives an emotional wedge between them. Now, Evie’s smile no longer reaches her eyes and Colm’s seat beside her often sits empty. When Colm accepts the opportunity to teach in Costa Rica for sixty days, their relationship seems doomed. Unwilling to say goodbye for good, Colm proposes an experiment to Evie.

Twenty-three year old Marissa Chase, and soon to be college graduate, has everything going for her: wonderful friends, a lucrative degree, and a chance to explore the world. What made it even better – or so she thought – was when her path crossed with the alluring Alec Holden. Unable to stay away from him, Marissa experiences a love like no other, and falls into his world of passion and intrigue. However, things begin to shift when this path takes a deadly turn.

All words that describe blondes in Novum. All words that Ash despises almost as much as she hates her hair. An unknown virus ripped apart civilization and destroyed millions of lives, leaving few light-haired people in its wake. Years later, life has regressed back to primitive methods of survival in tiny towns like Cedar Hill in the country of Novum. After being abandoned by her parents as a child, Ash was adopted by Nan and Pop.

Its a truth universally acknowledged that a heroine with a love of a good book is in want of her own happy ending—if she lets herself. Eleanor Elle Davidson has avoided going back to her hometown. Out of excuses, she's back home for thirty days to confront the ghosts of her past, including the mother she hasn't spoken to in eighteen years. Soon, Elle discovers that sometimes going back can help you move forward.

Lily drinks too much and maybe has a little too much fun between hanging out with her best friend and killing paranormal bad guys. At least that's what people tell her in their most disappointed voices, usually while staring down their noses at her. But doesn't a girl deserves a break when she's trying to keep a dangerous secret hidden from everyone around her? A secret that would get her killed if anyone found out. You know, the fact that she’s a demon, working as a demon hunter, pretending to be human?

The morning Detective Michael Riley sauntered into my life with his fitted t-shirt, two days' worth of stubble, and that shiny badge, I knew he was trouble with a capital T. And trouble always found me. Officer Lexie Sarconi has spent years working as a decoy for vice. But after helping bust a serial killer, she wants to transfer back to patrol to sort some things out, except Detective Riley needs her help.

She never stopped loving him. She just thought he was gone forever. When Ellie Michaels met Lee Combs, it was the kind of summer love that leaves a permanent mark. Every year, they promised to write. Every summer, they found their way back to each other—until the letters stopped coming, and Lee vanished without a trace.

She’s back at Thirst Trapp Farms in Big Timber, Montana, as maid of honor for her best friend's wedding. She’s lovingly known as her bestie’s human diary, but everyone else just calls her Tilly. Except for the man who broke her heart two years ago. Ronny’s set on digging up the past with the shovel Tilly would prefer to hit him over the head with. Too bad avoiding each other all week is as easy as milking a bull, or any animal for that matter—impossible.

Dr. Nat Owens has come home to join her family’s medical practice. In the sleepy village, she struggles to be seen as a medical professional. Patients want her father. Staff go to her mother. Village residents respect her older brother. To everyone, she’s just the youngest Owens sibling. Even to the one man who she’s always dreamed of. Or so she thinks.