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Seven Nights of Sin - Lacey Alexander
Product DescriptionFrom the author of Voyeur comes a sizzling novel about seven steamy nights in Sin City, each one hotter than the last... Brenna Ca... -
Ruined - Simone Elkeles
One girl + two guys = three hot summers. It all adds up to some steamy romance—and a few complications. Can Amy Nelson-Barak juggle the gorgeous guys in her life without ruining ev... -
Realms of Infamy - James Lowder
Product DescriptionFrom the secret annals of Realms history come these never-before-published tales of infamy, featuring the most nefarious villains of that magical world -- Artemi... -
Paths of Glory - Jeffrey Archer
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Some people have dreams that are so magnificent that if they were to achieve them, their place in history would be guaranteed. Francis Drake, Robert Scott, Charle... -
On the Steamy Side - Louisa Edwards
FromStarred Review Firing his New York publicist is the first thing Devon Sparks has done in a long time that feels right. The second thing is flirting outrageously with a go... -
Night Whispers - Leslie Kelly
Review"Debut author Leslie Kelly has written a hot, steamy romance that fits the Temptation category perfectly. Very Highly Recommended." -- _Robin Peek, _Under The Covers Book Re.... -
Murder in Mesopotamia - Agatha Christie
Nurse Amy Leatheran had never felt the lure of the 'mysterious East,' but she nonetheless accepts an assignment at Hassanieh, an ancient site deep in the Iraqi desert, to care f... -
Love Invents Us - Amy Bloom
Amazon.com ReviewIn this first novel, Amy Bloom spins the tale of one Elizabeth Taube, charting her progress from an unloved adolescent to (alas) an unloved, middle-aged mother. To... -
Little Women - Louisa May Alcott
SUMMARY: The lives and adventures of the four March sisters--Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy--are set against the backdrop of nineteenth-century New England while their father is off fighti... -
Little Hoot - Amy Krouse Rosenthal; Jen Corac
ReviewWRITING AND RUMINATING BLOGYou simply must read this book. MUST, do you hear me?THE WALL STREET JOURNALAmy Krouse Rosenthal neatly appeal[s] to the sensibili...