More Than Love (The Barrington Billionaires Book 5) (affiliate link)
What happens when a normally reserved billionaire tries to be a regular guy and discovers he has a wild side? Grant Barrington is a quiet hero who is about to flex his alpha billionaire muscle.
Viviana Sutton is living in Boston after being swindled by her ex-boyfriend. She’s done with relationships and isn’t looking for forever. Giving in to one naughty, incredibly hot romp with a financially challenged stranger actually makes her feel better until she takes a pregnancy test.
To help his family, he’ll need to be the man she makes him feel like he can be.
For the sake of her baby, she’ll give him a chance to prove what they had was more than sex—and he’s more than just a regular guy.
A Conjuring of Ravens (A Practical Guide to Sorcery Book 1) (affiliate link)
In a world where magic is a science, Siobhan is a genius.
But even geniuses need schooling.
When Siobhan stumbled into the theft of a priceless magical book, she thought her dreams of becoming the world’s most powerful sorcerer were destroyed.
But then a mysterious spell changed her life forever…
Siobhan is now wearing the body of a strange man and has a new identity—Sebastien. With a new chance for a new start, she allies herself with a local gang—secretly a revolutionary party funding itself through crime. Now, she is bound by vow to repay them in magic and favors.
But as Sebastien’s reputation begins to bloom, and Siobhan’s old enemies still lurk in the shadows, she quickly realizes that the secrets of this world are deeper and darker than she ever could have imagined.
A Duke to Claim Her Nights: A Novel (affiliate link)
Arabella has been raised to be the perfect hostess, her mask unwavering. Until the Duke of Willmington attends their family dinner party and he manages to push all of her buttons at once. It would all be so much easier if she knew where her rage ends and the desire begins…
Duke Stephen thinks Arabella is fake, infuriating, and so annoyingly alluring. Losing himself trying to break her facade, they don’t realize a precious artifact has been stolen until it is too late.
Visiting Stephen in the dead of night to ask for his help might be the first risk she has ever taken, but it won’t be the last. Finding a thief is dangerous, but doing so with the enraging duke by her side could endanger far more than she ever thought…
NEW RELEASES
Fire Line (The Griffith Brothers Book 3) (affiliate link)
Rule number one: Committing crimes is not a group project.
Rule number two: Don’t start fights. Finish them.
Rule number three: Don’t try to hustle a hustler.
I should have walked away. I should have ignored that sweet-talking cowboy.
Good things don’t happen to people like me. Good people stay away from people like me.
But that cowboy wouldn’t leave me alone.
He should have known better. After all, if you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.
Likeable Badass: How Women Get the Success They Deserve (affiliate link)
Over decades of research, speaking engagements, and mentorship, psychologist and professor Alison Fragale encountered recurring questions from high powered and early career women alike: How do women thread the needle of kindness and competence in the workplace? How can women earn credit for their accomplishments, negotiate better, and navigate complex office politics without losing the goodwill of their peers?
Fragale investigated and determined that many women’s workplace issues boil down to what psychologists call status: the perception of them by others. No amount of power– no degree, title, or paycheck– will raise a woman’s workplace stature unless it also affects how others see her. Acknowledging this roadblock, Fragale pulls back the curtain on how we can change how others see us by developing our standing as a “likeable badass.” By cultivating perceptions of warmth and assertiveness, women can achieve the kind of reputation that leads to a seat at the table and a fulfilling career path.
No More Mr. Chai Guy (The Coffee Loft Series: Fall Collection) (affiliate link)
I’ll pause so you can visualize that.
Who should answer his bellowing cries for help, but none other than the boy next door—A.K.A. North Newson, the single man I’ve loved since I was six years old. Only now, he’s all grown up, and still oh so handsome. With decades of unrequited love steeping, I can’t fight the attraction anymore.
However, there’s one small issue.
Just when we make progress, he pulls away as he did last time, leaving me to wonder if he’s falling for me too, or if he’s just simply being a nice guy.