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The city is filled with our grandest dreams, but it’s also a place where our worst nightmares are born. In this collection, both coexist while we strive for survival. Get a 10% bundle discount for all these titles: Pushpin by Jacq Parairo The Murderer’s Son by Stephane Gerongano Sewage by Brian Spencer Reyes Behind Those…
Humans? No thanks. I roam the streets and belong to no on—and that’s how I like it. That’s how it should be. But when I’m injured and too weak to run, a quiet, bruised, small human offers me food, shelter, and something worse— kindness. I don’t trust it. I stay anyway. Days blur into a…
A hopelessly soft-hearted bad luck magnet collides with a stoic, tightly-wound chef who’s lost faith in his dreams in this grumpy-meets-sunshine, forced proximity, small town romance. Penny Santos has always been the fixer—the peacekeeper, the helper, the eternal optimist who powers through even when life keeps knocking her down. But after a misguided favor leads…
A no-nonsense, perfectionist investigative journalist butts heads with a charming, happy-go-lucky entertainment reporter in this black cat-golden retriever, forced proximity contemporary romance. Samantha Flores has spent her career chasing hard-hitting stories, despite her family’s lack of interest in her work. Seeking the approval that her parents still withhold, Sam puts her nose to the grindstone,…
A hopeless romantic and a cynic fall in love in this slow burn, fake dating, childhood-best-friends-to-lovers novella. Allie Reyes, a wedding photographer with permanent rose-colored glasses, has always believed in fairytale endings. She captures love stories for everyone but herself, and after a long string of failed relationships, she’s ready to give up on love….
The Sun Rises is a collection of poems, artwork, and essays on mental health and recovery set on a backdrop of landscape photography. It hopes to inspire people to take the first step into seeking help and remind them that no matter how isolated they feel, they are not alone on their journey.
