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Grace Sullivan is taking care of her aunt’s and uncle’s small beach town bakery while her aunt recovers from back problems. She enjoys chatting with the local Fairshore customers and doesn’t mind taking a short break from her studies as a nutritionist. Especially since one of the regulars is a cute blond firefighter… who never buys anything. Rick Huxley is still “the new guy,” even though he’s been working at the Fairshore fire station for a while. His colleagues are friendly, he loves the small town vibe, and he definitely doesn’t mind that a cute, 50s-style girl just ...

“I don't get it!” These are words you don't want your reader to say when they are reading your book. People hate to feel stupid, so if you explain things in a way that makes them feel dumb, you've lost them. On the other hand, I'm sure you've read books that made you go “Wow!” The author knew how to explain complicated stuff to you in a way you understood. The moment you finish the book, you'll check out what else that author has published. That's the feeling you want to leave your readers with. When you’re writing instructions or explaining matters, you don’t get instant ...

When Hannah Lund’s trusty blue Honda breaks down while she’s passionately singing an 80s power ballad to an audience of exactly one, she doesn’t expect a knight in shining armor to come to her rescue. Especially not a handsome one wearing suspenders. But the rescue is only the beginning. Surely a professional firefighter wouldn't spend his time teasing her about her flaming red hair... Or would he?

Dawn's checklist for her new life in Fairshore after a messy divorce was simple: 1. Buy a cottage. 2. Breathe in the salty air. 3. Avoid drama. She failed by noon. Now, her savings are toast, her house is a ruin, and she's stuck arguing with a firefighter who is as arrogant as he's good-looking. He thinks she's a disaster waiting to happen. She thinks he needs a serious attitude adjustment. That quiet, peaceful life? Yeah, she can wave that goodbye. Especially when her dog, Juliet, meets his cat, Ophelia. That's when the sparks really start to fly.

City-girl Olivia has absolutely no interest in Fairshore. What could be more boring than a sleepy beach town? But when her boss delivers an ultimatum, she’s forced to head to the coast to evaluate a new fire-prevention software called Twin Sparks. Her mission: decide if it’s worth a national buyout. Her biggest obstacle? The man who already swears by it. Fire Chief Angus doesn't just use Twin Sparks. He thinks it’s the best thing to happen to Fairshore since the invention of the fire hose. He has zero time for a sharp-witted, pixie-cut corporate scout looking for reasons to pick his ...

Megan Davis, a small-town hairdresser, loves jogging in the nearby park in the morning and solving murder mysteries in her “Mystery Book Club” in the evening. On her morning run, she bumps into one of her customers at the park. Megan is surprised to see the elderly blue-haired lady out this early. But when she greets the woman, surprise turns into shock. Not only is the woman dead. Her face is covered in blue dye. Hair dye. Scroll up to read And Hope to Dye today.

Amber Thorne is no Southern Belle. She’s sassy, curvy and clumsy. When her father gives her an ultimatum — get a job or marry someone — she really only has one option: To find work in one of the many saloons on the main street in the little Texan village. Once again, her clumsiness gets her in trouble, and she finds herself forced to reluctantly agree to model half-nude for the good-looking and talented young artist, Joe Knight. Soon she’s facing a danger much higher than losing her heart: Joe risks execution for a crime he didn’t commit.

Mike’s grumpy voice hovered over Amber’s head like a bat. He stood, leaning on his knuckles on the mahogany desk that always looked as if it had been delivered the same morning: blank, shiny, with only a phone, two coffee mugs, and a pile of papers on it. The winged beasts fluttering inside her stomach told her that those documents were mostly about her. Amber Shapiro knows that Mike will rip off her wings if she fails again. Her mission is clear. She has to keep this hunk of a man she just met alive at all cost. And she would enjoy every minute of her trip down to Earth. That is… ...

Megan Davis, a small-town hairdresser, takes pride in always having a good-looking salon, even when it's closed. The black marble floor and the spotlights above it reminds her of walking at the beach at night, watching the stars twinkle above her. She looks forward to meeting her new cop friend, Officer Zachary Jones, in a few minutes. If only she hadn't lost her favorite pair of scissors... And if only Zac hadn't found a pair of scissors on the beach...solidly planted in the chest of a dead body. Buy this book to start reading Scissors Crossed today.

Amber Shapiro is the least fitting guardian angel to keep Lieutenant Colonel Ari Lowe safe. Unfortunately, she's the only available option. So, down she goes, looking like Ari's dream woman. But dealing with a man and dealing with an army man are two different things and Amber is up for a fight. A fight she must win to keep Ari alive.

Curvy, green-eyed Amber finally reaches her goal of becoming a guardian angel. The question is: Is this a miracle or a disaster? Even the slightest mistake can be fatal, and clumsy Amber hasn’t yet earned half of what it takes to be part of the corps. Damien is a stunning-looking, brilliant young man, but somebody is out to kill him. And Amber is ardent on keeping her young protégé alive for more than one reason. In order to become as close to him as quickly as possible, and save him from a cruel fate, she is transformed into the woman of his dreams. Unfortunately, she’s there to save...

Eddie Wake loved his job. The calm, the quiet, and the wonderful scents of camphor, wood, and cardboard. He knew what he could expect from his audience. His profession paid him well, also financially, and the money came in like clockwork. What could possibly go wrong? This is a short story you can read in one sitting. Buy this book and read Like a Bat Out of Heaven today.

Don’t let size fool you. Yes, this book is short. But the power is not in the length or the number of pages. The power is in the drills that you’ll do, five minutes every day. The small investment of your time will make your readers praise your writing, whether your goal is to: Write more persuasive emails Improve your fiction writing skills Impress your friends and family with your personal emails Create better converting sales pages Why are those very different areas all touched? Because stories are ingrained in our lives, they’ve been a part of us for thousands of years. The best ...