Author: Serena Akeroyd
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Romantic Suspense
He’s everything her mother warned her about. Dark. Dirty. Dangerous. A brother in her dad’s MC and absolutely off-limits.
Giulia knows she should stay away. But his darkness calls to her like catnip. She hears his rage and feels it like it’s her own. He’s a killer—shameless, brutal, some might even call him a psycho. She just calls him soul mate.
They were born to raise hell together, born to make sick bastards pay for their sins, born to be the king and queen of darkness. Now the king just needs to get that memo.
Serena Akeroyd launches her eleven-book Dark & Dirty Sinners’ MC series with an intense, unapologetic romance featuring a heroine who embraces the darkness and an antihero who doesn’t know what hit him.
Why I’m including this: If you love dark MC romance with morally gray characters and explosive chemistry, this series starter delivers.
Author: Charles Dickens
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Classic Holiday Novellas
One cold night, a hardened heart met a miracle.
When the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come, he’s forced to confront the emptiness of his greed and the consequences of a life without kindness. What follows is a journey through memory, regret, and revelation—and a transformation that warms even the coldest heart.
From the gentle Bob Cratchit to the angelic Tiny Tim, Charles Dickens populates this timeless tale with unforgettable characters who remind us of compassion’s power. More than a holiday classic, it’s a reminder that it’s never too late to change and that generosity of spirit can light even the darkest winter.
A Christmas Carol shines as a universal story of redemption and renewal that has captured hearts for generations.
Download this beloved classic and rediscover why Dickens’ tale remains the ultimate Christmas story.
Author: Elizabeth Bright
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Grumpy/Sunshine, Single Dad, Steamy Romance
Working as head trainer at Lodestar Ranch is her chance to prove herself in a man’s world. The only problem? Her boss is the world’s grumpiest cowboy—and she can’t keep her eyes off him.
Adam Hale carries the weight of running the ranch and being a single dad on his broad shoulders. Beneath his gruff exterior lives a fiercely loyal, compassionate man whose heart has been broken and who has no intention of repeating the experience.
After spending her life chasing her dad’s approval, she knows better than to get her heart tangled up. But it’s hard not to melt for this man—and his son.
When things get heated at a local rodeo, she reminds him: they’re not at the ranch anymore. He’s not her boss here—unless he wants to be.
Elizabeth Bright delivers a sizzling grumpy-sunshine romance featuring a tough cowboy single dad, a heroine determined to prove herself, and chemistry hot enough to set the ranch on fire.
Saddle up for this steamy Western romance where the boss is grumpy, the heroine is sunshine, and the heat is undeniable! 🔥
Beautiful Revenge (The Manor)
When your wedding turns into a crime scene and your only ally is a former British spy who owns the venue, you know you’re in for one hell of a story 💍🔥
This is USA Today bestselling author Brynne Asher at her twisty best—a small-town romance with a serious edge. Our American Princess heroine is about to walk down the aisle in what she calls “my wedding from hell” (spoiler: there will be no actual marriage). Six weeks ago, her world flipped when a cool billion dollars entered the picture, and now she’s caught in a dangerous web of greed, rival billionaire families, and actual murder.
Enter Devon Donnelly: former British secret agent, current owner of The Manor at Winslet, and absolutely not a gentleman despite his accent. When she asks him to deliver a message to “the devil waiting at the altar,” he has no idea he’s about to step into complete chaos. What follows is a delicious mix of vengeance, spite, high-stakes corporate warfare, and scorching chemistry that moves in and out of the sheets.
Asher weaves small-town luxury resort drama with international intrigue, giving us an age-gap romance where the power dynamics keep shifting and nobody’s quite who they seem. The stakes are real—stock valuations, power grabs, life and death—and our heroine’s plan to “dish up revenge with a side of spite” becomes infinitely more complicated when Devon’s ghosts collide with her demons.
Why I’m including this: It’s rare to find a romance that balances legitimate suspense with genuine heat, and Asher pulls it off beautifully. If you love your love stories with a side of danger and your heroes with shadowy pasts, this one delivers.
Ho ho NO—this Christmas wish list just got very complicated 🎄❄️
Here’s the setup: You’re heading to Paris (romantic!) with both your bosses (slightly less romantic!) to fake-date one of them (definitely complicated!) while the other one has… plans. Plans that involve sharing. Plans that land everyone firmly on Santa’s naughty list.
Our heroine never asked to fake-date Tristan Ouest, her billionaire Scrooge of a boss, but she needs the money to pay off her grandmother’s debt, and he needs to get his matchmaking family off his back. Simple transaction, right? Except co-CEO Braxton Hicks has decided this Paris trip is the perfect opportunity to suggest a much more interesting arrangement—one that involves both men worshiping her at once.
This is forced proximity in the City of Lights with double the tension, double the steam, and a why-choose ending that means nobody has to make an impossible decision. Saman writes workplace forbidden romance with genuine emotional stakes—yes, our heroine absolutely should say no to sleeping with both bosses, but when grumpy Tristan and sinful Braxton start making their intentions clear, resistance becomes futile.
The holiday setting adds extra magic to an already spicy premise, and the progression from fake relationship to real feelings is handled with surprising sweetness despite all the naughtiness. These aren’t just two men sharing a woman—they genuinely care about each other and about her, which makes the MFM dynamic feel authentic rather than contrived.
What makes this special: Saman delivers holiday fun without sacrificing character development, giving us a standalone that’s both indulgent fantasy and genuine romance. If you’ve ever wondered what Christmas in Paris might look like with two devoted men and zero apologies, this is your answer.
The queen of romantic suspense brings her Lost Bride trilogy to a terrifying, triumphant conclusion—and this time, the final battle spans two realms 👻💍
Sonya MacTavish lives in Poole Manor, a grand house overlooking the Maine coast that’s been cursed for generations. She’s witnessed the deaths of seven brides and the theft of seven wedding rings, all orchestrated by a malevolent spirit in a black dress who wants to be mistress of the manor—at any cost. Now it’s time to break the curse once and for all, but the task ahead is anything but simple.
Roberts delivers what she does best: strong heroine, supportive boyfriend (Trey), loyal friends, and a ghost story that’s genuinely chilling. After being forced to witness and feel the suffering of the house’s many ghosts as their torment plays out before them, Sonya and her crew are done being terrorized. Their bond strengthens, their anger deepens, and Sonya begins the painstaking work of piecing together her ancestors’ hidden story—room by room, clue by clue, uncovering small treasures and moments of joy among the sorrows.
But this enemy isn’t some sad ghost looking for peace. She feeds on fear, wields lies as weapons, and comes at Sonya in frightening forms that may be illusions—but illusions powerful enough to wound and kill. The battle between Sonya’s determination to fill Poole Manor with life and hope, and the dark-hearted witch who wants to possess it, builds to a showdown that’s both supernatural and deeply personal.
Roberts excels at making the paranormal feel grounded, giving us a heroine who refuses to let her spirit be broken and a love story that survives even when the enemy attacks from beyond the grave. The Maine setting is atmospheric perfection, and the mystery of the seven brides provides just enough historical intrigue to balance the present-day terror.
Why this trilogy conclusion works: Roberts doesn’t rush the ending or cheat the reader. Every revelation feels earned, every scare has weight, and Sonya’s fight for her future—and her home—is deeply satisfying. If you’ve been following this trilogy, you won’t be disappointed. If you’re new to it, you’ll want to start from book one.