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The Seven Rings
by Nora Roberts
Long ago, Arthur Poole built the cliffside manor that now belongs to Sonya MacTavish—a house cursed by the deaths of seven brides and the loss of seven rings. To break the curse and banish the malevolent spirit behind it, Sonya, her boyfriend Trey, and their friends must confront the ghosts’ suffering as it’s violently reenacted around them. Refusing to yield, Sonya searches the manor room by room, piecing together her ancestors’ hidden story and the moments of joy buried within the sorrow. But the witch in the black dress grows ever more threatening, wielding illusion as a deadly weapon. To save the house—and her future—Sonya must fight across two realms.
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Julia Song Is Undateable
by Susan Lee
Julia Song, powerhouse CEO of Starlight Cosmetics, seems to have it all—except a love life her Korean family can approve of. When her beloved grandmother reveals she’s sick and wishes to see Julia married, Julia panics and agrees to three family-arranged dates, even though she’s convinced she’s hopeless at romance. Enter Tae Kim, her childhood crush, currently unemployed and caring for his ailing father. Known as a quiet fix-it guy in the local Korean community, Tae agrees to coach Julia through her dates, expecting nothing more than a distraction from his own pressures. But as their lessons turn into late-night talks and real tenderness, Tae starts to wonder if anyone could be right for Julia…except him.
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Ladies in Waiting: Jane Austen's Unsung Characters
by Adriana Trigiani
In honor of her 250th birthday, eight authors have come together with wildly imaginative reboots of the lives of several of Jane Austen's minor characters. Written with plenty of love and wit, these clever stories star everyone from Pride and Prejudice's snobbish Caroline Bingley to the modern descendant of Sense and Sensibility's Eliza Williams and much more. Blurring genres and taking us across the oceans, Ladies in Waiting is a heartfelt celebration of Jane Austen and her timeless masterpieces.
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The Prince from Her Past
by Cara Colter
As a teenager, Prince Enrique fell for Gabriela, daughter of the palace cook. But his destiny as heir to the idyllic Mediterranean island kingdom meant their forbidden fairy-tale romance had to end. Still, he’s never forgotten her…so their surprise reconnection eight years later quickly becomes a balm to widower Enrique’s troubled soul. What’s more, his young son is equally enchanted by her! And as their grief-torn family begins to heal, dare Enrique rip up the royal rule book and make Gabriela his princess at last?
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And Then There Was You
by Sophie Cousens
Thirty-one-year-old Chloe Fairway is stuck—working as a Production Assistant, living with her parents, and dreading her ten-year college reunion. Worst of all, she might have to face Sean Adler, her former best friend turned hotshot director living the life she once wanted. Hoping to save face—and maybe spark something new—she turns to a mysterious dating service. Enter Rob: handsome, charming, bookish, and seemingly perfect. He’s the ideal plus-one, almost too ideal. As Chloe reconnects with old friends and reevaluates her long-held dreams, she begins to wonder whether the service truly knows her best…or whether the key to moving forward lies in rediscovering the past she’s been avoiding.
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Brimstone
by Callie Hart
Saeris Fane never wanted power, but as the newly crowned queen of the Blood Court, her life is no longer her own. Her ward—and her brother—need her back in their homeland, yet the very transformation that made her strong now makes the journey through the deadly Quicksilver impossible. She must send someone else. Enter Kingfisher of the Ajun Gate, a warrior who has survived armies and nightmares—but traveling with the irrepressible smuggler Carrion Swift may undo him. As hidden dangers and long-buried secrets rise in the Silver City, Fisher races to complete his mission and return to his mate. Darkness is spreading across Yvelia, and Saeris and Fisher must face fire and ruin to save their realm.
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The Fine Art of Faking It
by Lucy Score
For fifteen years, Eden has worked hard to rise above her high school past. She runs a thriving tourist business in quirky Blue Moon, keeps just the right distance from her family, and has her dogs for company. Life would be perfect—if her property didn’t border the boy who once crushed her heart. Davis is busy trying to take over the family winery and has no time for romance, especially while still regretting how he hurt Eden as a teen. Now they’re neighbors trapped in a decades-long family feud. When the town’s Beautification Committee launches a disastrous matchmaking scheme, Eden and Davis team up to stop it—only to find their fake relationship feeling dangerously real.
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The Last Sunrise
by Anna Todd
Between chronic health issues and an overprotective mother, twenty-two-year-old Oriah Pera feels like she’s stuck waiting for her life to begin. But when her mother’s job takes them to Majorca, Ry knows this summer could be the start of her very own coming-of-age story.
In her first small act of rebellion, she heads off to the beach alone and meets an infuriatingly charming Spaniard. Julian makes Ry feel even more naive and inexperienced than she normally does, but she can’t tamp down her growing attraction.
As the summer continues, Julian pulls Ry out of her shell and into the adventures she’s always craved. But with her return to America looming, Ry must decide if she’s brave enough to finally follow her heart and live for herself.
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Secret Nights and Northern Lights
by Megan Oliver
Mona Miller insists she’s “all good”—even when nothing could be further from the truth. Known at her travel magazine as the agreeable one who never complains, she’s stung when she’s passed over for a promotion. So she leaps at an assignment in Iceland, despite being wildly unprepared. Determined to prove herself, she braces for the challenge—only to discover her photographer partner is Benjamin Carter, her childhood best friend, first love, and the boy who ghosted her fourteen years ago. Mona tries to keep him at arm’s length, but as they trek across Iceland and old chemistry resurfaces, she must decide whether she’s ready to drop the façade and take a chance on the greatest adventure: love.
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The Wicked
by Rebecca Johnpee
Elio—“The Wicked”—rules the Marino Family with blood, silence, and secrets. Nothing escapes his control: not lies, not weakness, not fear. But when Zahra enters his world, everything shifts.
Zahra is dangerous by necessity, hardened by a life where bullets were treated like sugar cubes. Rising from the streets, she leads the country’s most notorious gang of thieves. After a job goes wrong, she and her crew are captured by The Wicked—but instead of surrendering, she sees an opportunity: a chance to work with him and pull off the ultimate heist. Dancing with the devil comes at a steep price, but Zahra is willing to risk everything—for power, for the thrill…for him.
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