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"Niall Caden Hawthorne—Cade—lives an exacting, uncompromising life. His only priorities are, and always will be, his family and his business. He'd do anything for them. This includes marrying a colorless, drab moth of a woman who leaves him physically and emotionally cold.
Fern Lambert is everything Cade has never wanted in a woman—timid, sheltered, shockingly inexperienced, and—after a night of uncharacteristically bad choices—pregnant with his baby.
She is also the key to securing an elusive business contract that Cade has been after for nearly a year. Marrying her means giving up three years of his life, it means acknowledging a child that he never planned on having . . . it means complications and disruptions to his well-ordered life.
But Cade knows it's the right thing to do. It's the only thing to do. That doesn't mean he has to like it.
And—inexplicable fascination with her lush upper lip notwithstanding—it certainly doesn't mean he has to like her."
"When thirteen-year-old Rosie Tanner went missing from a quiet English seaside town, her abduction made global headlines.
Wearing a crimson hoodie and taken from her grandmother's house, people worldwide soon dubbed Rosie Little Red Riding Hood, the girl taken by the metaphorical big bad wolf. But what if the girl who went missing was never the one who actually vanished?
Reeling with unanswered questions the seaside town of Scarborough was left devastated. Now, twenty-five years later and 4,000 miles away, a woman has emerged in the southern town of Savannah, Georgia, USA, claiming that she is in fact Rosie Tanner, alive and well. But Emily Briggs, Rosie's childhood best friend and fellow victim, suspects deception. Forced to confront the trauma of her past, Emily is about to uncover a truth even darker than Rosie's disappearance . . .
Blending psychological suspense with a shocking twist of identity, What Big Lies You Have explores just how far grief-stricken parents might go to replace the irreplaceable—and poses one chilling question: how long can a stolen life remain buried beneath lies?"
"Off the southern tip of the Beara Peninsula lies Beanna Dubh, an island of savage beauty, its jagged cliffs lashed by Atlantic winds and infested by thousands of crows. Untouched by twenty-first-century advances, the islanders live under the strict rule of the church, while clinging to old superstitions of the crows as harbingers of disaster. To this desolate, unforgiving place Grizela Urquhart fled, seeking sanctuary from brutal bullying in her native Glasgow.
Forty years on, Grizela still remains an outsider—the eccentric painter viewed with distrust and barely tolerated. The feelings are mutual, for she has discovered there are as many secrets on Beanna Dubh as there are crows. When she stumbles upon the body of a young priest with a diabolical symbol drawn on his chest, the crows darken the skies, and Grizela is plagued by demonic whispers only she can hear. The islanders' suspicions fall on her, but she fears the answers lie in her tortured past.
Grizela scrambles to protect the innocent—a quartet of young girls she has taken under her wing. When she uncovers dark truths behind the girls' mysterious midnight gatherings, her grip on reality unravels and she is faced with an impossible choice: do the unthinkable to protect the girls, or come out of hiding to face the sins of her past."
"Perfect man. Perfect liar. Perfect killer?
I didn't think I'd get a second chance at love. But then I meet handsome, charming Scott in my local bookshop, and he makes me forget the mistakes of my past. I feel safe with him. As we talk about our future over a candle-lit dinner, I think he could be the one . . .
Everything is perfect until my ex-husband Jonathan hammers on my door late one night. My stomach drops when he yells, 'Scott is a killer.' At first, I don't believe it. Surely my ex is just stirring up trouble?
Except when I question what Scott has told me about himself, I wonder if I know him as well as I think I do. Is my new boyfriend really who he says he is?
Then someone I know is found dead only a street away from where I live. And I start to receive threatening messages . . .
I don't know who to trust. Someone is lying. Someone is a killer. But is it my ex-husband or my new boyfriend?"
"The brother she never knew. The nightmare she can't escape.
Charlotte Harper seems to have it all—a beautiful home in the Cheshire countryside, a loving husband, and a young son she adores. But when she collapses on a night out, doctors discover she has a rare blood disorder. Without a bone marrow transplant, she will die.
Then comes a revelation: Charlotte had a brother, John, given up for adoption at birth. Miraculously, John is a perfect donor—and he agrees to save her.
But when John moves into Charlotte's home to recover from the painful procedure, her perfect world begins to shift. Strange visitors arrive at odd hours. Whispered phone calls. Veiled threats. Her peaceful home becomes a place of fear and stress.
As his terrifying agenda becomes clear, Charlotte realizes that the price of John's gift may be more than she can bear.
Because John didn't just give Charlotte a life. He came to take one back.
The Family Secret—the chilling psychological thriller by the bestselling author of The Wrong Neighbour."
"'A cracking example of cozy crime!' - Katie Fforde
When amateur writer Sophie Sayers inherits a cottage in the sleepy English Cotswold village of Wendlebury Barrow, she's hoping for a fresh start and a chance to finally pursue her dream of becoming a real author…
What she gets instead is a dead body found on a carnival float, an extraordinary assortment of suspects, and a murder to solve! But who might be to blame…?
Is the enigmatic bookseller Hector Munro all he seems?
And what about the over-friendly neighbour who brings her jars of honey? Not to mention the eccentric village shopkeeper, the village show committee, the writers' group and drama club, who are all suspiciously keen to welcome her to their midst.
Can Sophie find the courage to solve the case, or could this new move be her biggest mistake?
Perfect for fans of M C Beaton's Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth series.
Debbie Young is the author of the Sophie Sayers Village Mysteries, a cozy mystery series set in a picturesque English village, blending British humor, amateur sleuthing, and classic whodunit storytelling. With a background in publishing and bookselling, Debbie Young brings authenticity, charm, and a keen understanding of the genre to her work."
"The world is changing at the dawn of the twentieth century, but respectable English families still dread a public scandal. So Minnie agrees to accompany her reckless sister, Delia, for a night on the town with her Bohemian friends. The evening involves a raucous house party, a visit to a fortune-teller, and an encounter with a flirtatious baron, but none of that unsettles Minnie more than running into Stephen Dorian, her former employer in Corfu, who stirs in her a mix of resentment and attraction.
Soon after, Delia discovers the body of her rumored beau in his own home, and Minnie insists on playing by the rules and informing the police. After all, fleeing the scene could suggest Delia is guilty of more than an improper late-night rendezvous . . .
When the sisters return to the townhouse, their parents, dreading the threat of gossip, insist that Minnie help clear Delia's name. Her discreet investigation will take her back into Delia's decadent circle and have her crossing paths again with the baron—a collector of antiques—and the infuriating Stephen Dorian. But her new social life is soon overshadowed by dangerous intrigue that leads her to question even her own past . . ."
"She can fix everyone's problems—except her own.
Connie is great at giving advice. But she's terrible at taking it. Stuck in a dead-end job, living in a shabby house-share, and dating a man she doesn't really love anymore, her life is falling apart. But when she helps out her best friend, then offers a few pearls of wisdom to a social media influencer, everything changes.
Overnight, Connie goes viral. DMs flood in, follower numbers skyrocket, and strangers are hanging on her every word. She's even offered a TV interview. There's just one problem . . . the woman who can solve everyone else's issues is completely losing control.
As her job, friendships, and reputation start to unravel—while the gorgeous TV producer Toby keeps appearing wherever she goes—Connie has to decide what really matters. Is it the online fame she never asked for, or finally finding the courage to take her own advice?
Perfect for fans of Bridget Jones' Diary, Queenie, and The Flatshare, The Accidental Agony Aunt is a funny and relatable romcom about friendship, forgiveness, and finding love when you least expect it."
"Thousands of years ago, Earth was hijacked by a self-appointed group of puppet masters. Their objective? To keep humanity from remembering why we have incarnated onto our planet—to keep us ignorant of the contract we signed with God before we came.
The powers-that-be have created and perpetrated falsehoods, distractions, and illusions, so we no longer have any idea what life on Earth is supposed to be—what reality truly is. We struggle with the most basic principles of living, unaware the game has changed.
An evolution is coming that will alter the landscape of civilization forever. If we want to evolve, we need to wake up now, and honor our covenant with the Divine. The alternative is being cast into eternal darkness.
The Celestial Contract is a harrowing story of what is happening in our world today. It explains who we are, why we're here, and why we have lost all control over our lives."
"A broken woman, New York, 2016.
A fearless rebel, Dublin 1916.
And a gripping story that spans a century.
During a time of great upheaval and unrest in Ireland, as men and women run to take up arms against the tyranny and occupation of the British Empire, the lives of three women are forever altered, and thereby inextricably linked over the span of a century.
Mary Doyle arrives in Dublin in 1913, doomed she fears, to a life of domestic service. Instead, however, she finds herself deeply affected by the social and political turmoil of a fledgling nation struggling for independence. Suddenly, all that was once inevitable is no longer a certainty as she is embroiled in the very heart of the Easter Rising.
Scarlett O’Hara has had many hurdles to cross in her life, not least her name. A successful political correspondent, she finds herself at a crossroads when one error of judgment jeopardises everything she has worked so hard to overcome and achieve. In the process of rebuilding her life, Scarlett faces the difficult and ultimate choice of starting all over again.
At ninety-three years old, Eileen Chiarello thought her time for adventure and wonder was over, before a chance meeting with Scarlett draws her back to Ireland, the land her parents fought for and loved so passionately. Now, at the end of her life, Eileen has the opportunity to fulfil a promise she never thought she could."
"One brutal night. Two broken lives. Twenty years of secrets.
When ghostwriter Allie Sawyer arrives in the faded seaside town of Stonethorpe-On-Sea, she’s meant to be researching forgotten fairgrounds. But beneath the rusting rides and sea-slicked promenade lies something far more sinister: a brutal attack in 1997 that left teenage sisters Rubie and Scarlet Sanderson shattered—one scarred, the other mute.
The town whispers about what happened. About the wild Clifton boys. About the fairground workers who vanished after Halloween. But no one was ever held responsible. No one ever told the full truth.
Now, two decades later, someone’s asking questions. A mysterious man is searching for answers. A ghost from the past has returned under a new name. And Allie? She’s suppressing secrets of her own.
As buried memories rise and lies begin to unravel, the truth about that night will come to light—dark, twisted, and more explosive than anyone ever imagined. . .
A gripping psychological thriller about fractured families, buried trauma, and the revenge no one saw coming. Perfect for fans of Claire Douglas, K.L. Slater, and John Marrs."
"She forgot she loved him.
He would die to make her remember.
Meg Foxcroft has never minded the tattling village gossip or her uncle’s ill-tempered rebukes. After all, she has Tom McGwen—and one day, they will build their own cottage, paint it red, and live a wonderful life.
But then the unthinkable happens. Meg is attacked, her uncle’s apothecary shop goes up in flames, and when she wakes up in the arms of an eloquent lord, she remembers nothing. Not even her own name.
In a frantic race against time, Tom plunges into dangerous water, bent on sheltering Meg from harm and discovering who wants her dead. Even if she despises him. Even if it’s now the handsome lord she casts her smile upon.
As danger swells and truth comes crashing around them, Meg must confront the past and decide who she trusts—and loves—before the enemy makes the final strike.
Enjoy other Gothic Style Regencies from Hannah Linder:
Beneath His Silence
When Tomorrow Came
Garden of the Midnights
The Girl from the Hidden Forest
Never Forgotten"
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