Low City

Nathan Reed's inheritance came with a catch: thirty days on his late uncle's Montana ranch before he can sell it and escape back to his cushy Chicago corner office. The last thing this city-slicker omega needs is six feet of rugged, scowling alpha cowboy judging his designer boots and manicured hands. Ranch foreman Ethan Brody has no patience for entitled urbanites who wouldn't know a heifer from a steer. Especially infuriatingly attractive ones who plan to sell the land he loves to developers. But when a suspicious fire forces them to work together, the sizzling tension between them erupts...

What do you get when you combine a rope swing, a raging river and your father's best friend? Your new Daddy, of course. Jack Boone. Wilderness-made, beard thick as the forest he calls home, and—based on the rising…tide in those worn jeans—blessed in ALL the right departments. He pulls me from certain death only to drown me in feelings I never knew I had. His cabin becomes my playground. His massive body, my new favorite ride. When he touches me, my inner good girl goes deliciously bad. When he praises me like only a Daddy can, the timber isn't the only thing groaning. My past is ...

Things sprawl out of control when these lovers become Low Down and Dirty all in the name of love, lust and betrayal. In this dirty love triangle, deep secrets are exposed and hearts are broken. None of these lovers thought the day would come where their infidelity and backstabbing would become dangerous and possible deadly.

Things sprawl out of control when these lovers become Low Down and Dirty all in the name of love, lust and betrayal. In this dirty love triangle, deep secrets are exposed and hearts are broken. None of these lovers thought the day would come where their infidelity and backstabbing would become dangerous and possible deadly. These lovers are still low down & more than dirty. Secrets are exposed, hearts are broken and the love triangle becomes even more deadly and more dangerous.

In the summer of 1880, the death of Beth Stanley’s husband puts her life’s work in jeopardy. The magic of Arcane Taxonomy dictates that every natural thing in the world, from weather to animals, can be labeled, and doing so grants the practitioner some of that subject’s unique power. But only men are permitted to train in this philosophy. Losing her husband means that Beth loses the name they put on her work—and any influence she might have wielded.

In a citywide crisis, visibility is a liability. The people who make it through are not always the strongest or the most prepared. They are the ones who stay quiet, think ahead, and know how to disappear when things turn chaotic. Low Profile: Urban Survival Tactics is your essential field guide to staying safe, sharp, and unnoticed during any urban emergency. This book teaches you how to blend in, avoid panic, and protect yourself when the power is out, the streets are dangerous, and help is nowhere nearby. You will learn how to: Use the gray man approach to move through cities without ...

Running from a mobster who won't take no for an answer? Not the romance novel plot I signed up for. But the triple-sized man lurking in the forest at the end of my desperate bus escape might just be the salvation I never knew I needed. After one wild, rutting encounter against an oak tree on the outskirts of Paint Forest Camp, I can't stop fantasizing about those massive hands and even bigger...hard wood. My city-girl brain says "run," but my body screams "MORE." We're complete opposites—oil and water—but when this wilderness beast gets his first taste of my curves, he becomes ...

He came to Wyoming to fulfill a promise. He stayed because he found his future. Ambitious marketing exec Owen Beckett lives for his meticulously planned career. But a deathbed promise lands him at the remote Lazy M Ranch, and into the world of Caleb McIntyre—a rugged, third-generation rancher whose quiet strength challenges Owen's carefully constructed life. As Owen uses his city smarts to help save the struggling ranch, undeniable chemistry ignites. But when Owen’s dream promotion calls him back to Chicago, he faces an impossible choice: the career he’s tirelessly built, or the man ...

Hugo, an expat businessman, introduces his nephew, Lucian, to the naughty nightlife of Angeles City, but unfortunately Lucian's one-night-stand, Esther, turns into the love of his life. Matters are further complicated when an aging banker also falls in love with her. The story is loosely based on Balzac's novel A Harlot High and Low, and the author's own experiences in the Philippines.

Martial Law is something you hope never happens, but it’s good to be prepared just in case. It’s a situation where everything changes—overnight. The government steps in, imposing control over the streets, curfews, and restrictions that turn normal life upside down. It’s not just a little inconvenience; it’s a whole new world where survival becomes the main focus. The goal isn’t to panic or run for the hills, though. It’s about keeping a low profile, staying off the radar, and waiting for things to settle down. When Martial Law is in effect, the less you stand out, the better. ...

Ocean City Lowdown introduces Eastern Shore Maryland reporter Jamie August, who has a talent for unearthing more than her editor wants and a weakness for Ravens jerseys and sparkly underwear. She is assigned to cover the grand opening of a big new housing development in Ocean City, Maryland. But instead of writing about wraparound porches and rattan furnishings, she uncovers kickbacks and payoffs, blackmail and murder.

Low: The 7 Ways You Can Deal with Depression is a comprehensive guide to overcoming depression and improving your mental health. The book provides seven practical and effective strategies for managing depression, so you can regain control of your life and feel empowered to heal.

Sugar Got Low contains a tale of grifters, a prequel story to the well-regarded Ania series, several trips back to River City, and one to La Sombra, Texas. Enjoy a Walter Mitty homage set in San Francisco, a deadly day in Roman Britain, the heartbreaking story of a junkie, and the suspenseful one of a murderer in a black car. And at the end of it all, you’ll experience the dark but inspiring title story of perseverance that was only made possible because of a misunderstood lyric.

Joe Maynard runs a legit place, good food, good service, and at night, good music. It's true, if you want to place a friendly side wager, Joe will take your bet. He's a community leader, a player in the local politics of Capital City on Beta Prime. But nobody really knows Joe Maynard, where he came from, and what his past is. Don't ask Joe about it, either - he won't tell you.

His name is Prescott. He is a survivor. Two years ago an event known as The Descent swept the nation and transformed the majority of the population into raging, destructive beings, known as FREAKS. During that time Prescott has been searching for his sister Emily, who went missing in the early days of the catastrophic event.

Officer Mark Adams is fed up with God, his wife, and the legal constraints of his job. He longs for a life he can enjoy and to see true justice meted out. Chad Bigleby is a lawyer thrown into a deadly moral quagmire, forced to decide whether he will abide by man’s laws or make his own. Each man is being driven to the edge of his limits. Both men are on a collision course.

Ginny Darcy is a modern woman with a classic problem—she’s mastered the art of candy making, but when it comes to love, she’s completely out of her depth. After getting kicked out of her family’s famous candy shop for speaking her mind one too many times, Ginny heads to Lacock, MA to help her friends open their own sweet shop. But her arrival puts her at odds with Elliot Bennet, whose family’s struggling confectionery has been a town staple for decades. To him, she’s an entitled outsider trying to steal customers—and he makes his disdain crystal clear. The tension between them...