Month: September 2025

Playing Doctor with the Billionaire Next Door: An Enemies to Lovers Fake Relationship Romance

He moved in next door… and between my thighs—before I ever saw it coming. I’m Audrey Banks—surgeon, control freak, and a woman with one unbreakable rule: Never fall for Ian Hargrove again. He’s the cocky golden boy who kissed me breathless a decade ago—then disappeared without a word. Now, he’s back in my life as my maddeningly hot, shirtless neighbor… and my new hospital co-chair. Still infuriating. Still off-limits. Still the only man who’s ever broken me. When a scandal thr... [Read More...]

Free: 1756: Seeds Of Freedom

In the depths of the French and Indian War, as the greed of French and English kings ravages colonial America, young Pennsylvania woodsman, Connor Hode, must navigate the chaos of war. Morality or obedience to King George? Sedition or justice? A wrong choice may get him killed as Britain lights the fuse that will explode 20 years later in 1776. Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Free: Effortless Raised Bed & Container Gardening for Beginners

-Updated 2025 Edition – Including 5 Exclusive Bonuses to Supercharge Your Next Harvest (Without Breaking The Bank)? -Praised by an Agricultural Educator as “A Resource That Every Gardener Needs On Their Bookshelf”!? -Grow A Week’s Worth Of Greens—Even On A Balcony—In Just 15 Minutes A Day! (Not To Mention The Almost Unknown Pest Control Tips We’ve Included)? -Tired Of “Beginner” Garden Books That Assume You Own Half An Acre, Free Afternoons, And A Bottomless Budget... [Read More...]

The Over Thinking Introvert

The Over Thinking Introvert is a self-help/spirituality guide that blends the latest findings of quantum science and consciousness studies with the timeless wisdom of Eastern, indigenous and occult traditions. Its narrative suggests that we are the creators of our reality and that as individuals and a collective we have within us the power to overcome our indoctrination, our suffering and our sense of mediocrity and can through our innate abilities of thinking, feeling and willing, completely r... [Read More...]

Grumpy Billionaire’s Runaway Bride

I ran out on my wedding and ended up in a snowstorm—with a grumpy billionaire in my borrowed bed. I didn’t plan to ruin my life in five-inch heels. I left Rob at the altar, veil flying, guests gasping. One snowy night. One borrowed cottage. One brooding jackass I never expected to see again. Darien Blackwood: heir to a legal empire, permanently scowling, and inconveniently shirtless.I patch him up after a deer totals his Corvette. He blames me. Obviously. We can’t stand each other—until... [Read More...]

Toolkit for Caregiver Emotions

Caregiving brings a whirlwind of emotions—love, stress, guilt, gratitude, grief—often all in one day. Toolkit for Caregiver Emotions offers practical tools, gentle encouragement, and honest guidance to help you manage stress, release guilt, and build resilience—so you can find balance, peace, and even joy. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

The Little Book of Stoic Quotes

Stoicism is a simple, practical philosophy that teaches us to live joyfully, focus on the present moment, and accept things we can’t control. All human beings are born with beautiful minds, and the ancient Stoics left us a blueprint for using them the right way. The Little Book of Stoic Quotes features beautiful illustrations and commentary on the insights of Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, Seneca and more. It’s a unique showcase of timeless wisdom that invites us to embrace what we’ve been g... [Read More...]

A Court of Fae

When I agreed to cross the dangerous border into hostile lands, with no other than the enemy’s crown prince, I never thought I would have to chose between losing everything, or betraying the kingdom that I love. I have been on my own since I was barely more than a child. I worked as a servant in the Tower of Seelie, because I could learn from their magic books in secret. Until I found the spell I was looking for: a spell that would reveal the family I’d been long separated from. I was just ... [Read More...]