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In Too Deep
She’s off men. He’s off sex. But when sparks ignite, self-control doesn’t stand a chance. Celia I never planned to come back to Oakwhite Bay. Certainly not separated, broke, and dragging a trailer of regrets. Moving into a fixer-upper with my six-year-old daughter in tow, I’m hoping for a fresh start and a plan for our future. I’m not even officially divorced, so romance is totally out of the question. Which means I definitely shouldn’t be flirting with the neighbor I once babysat, who’s now a gorgeous yoga instructor with a vow of celibacy. But every heated glance, every kindness makes it harder to remember why it’s safer to stay away. I need to be smart. I need to protect m...
Roomies
They say there’s a fine line between love and hate—these roommates are about to find out just how true that is. Jane and Joe can’t stand each other—she’s tired of his mess, and he’s so over her bossiness. But when you’re living together, things can get… complicated. Between all the arguments and eye-rolls, there’s this undeniable chemistry that keeps getting in the way. What starts as pure annoyance soon turns into something much hotter—and a lot more fun. Will they kill each other or give in to the tension? Either way, this living arrangement is about to get chaotic… and in the best way possible.
Swept Away
She needs a job. He needs a muzzle. Neither of them needs this kind of temptation. Bethany I’m back in Oakwhite Bay for the summer, flat broke and desperate, so I’m willing to take any job. Even if it means becoming the glorified babysitter to Spencer Larson-Perry. Ex-Hollywood heartthrob and once the king of teen television dramas, he’s still stupidly handsome and hiding out in his family’s ocean-front house like a scandalized freeloader. He may be thirty, but his charm, attitude and jawline haven’t aged a bit! The job was simple. No kissing. No touching. Definitely no hooking up in the guest house… Or the pool… Or the beach… Or—yeah, you get the idea. Spencer I’m lying ...
Verses of Us
Discover the electrifying journey of two souls who dare to rewrite the ending of their own love story. Alexis and Ciarán are meant to be together, but life keeps getting in the way. When Alexis Stanek meets international pop star Ciarán Jones, she sees the man behind the mic—a guy terrified of being alone. Despite his fame and fortune, Ciarán craves something he never knew he needed: Alexis. But Alexis, content with hiding on the sidelines, grapples with her insecurities while Ciarán battles his own demons. Despite their undeniable chemistry, they stumble and falter, threatening to shatter their chance at love. Will their song find harmony, or will the conflicting notes keep them apart? Find out in Verses of Us, a steamy, second chance, rockstar romance that will captivate 90s kids and anyone yearning for an emotional rollercoaster ride with a fantastic ending.
All She Needed
He’s perfect. He’s single. She’s not. Amber Corriveau likes numbers and spreadsheets. They’re calculable. Efficient. Men are different. Relationships baffle her. Which is why her current one is suffering. But when Caleb Ellison, her handsome new co-worker, shows up, sharing her love of food and history, Amber isn’t sure how to add things up. Does one minus one equal what’s best for everybody? Or does one plus one equal all she needs? All She Needed is a slow burn, contemporary romance novella.
The Long Weekend
Romance finalist for Kobo’s 2019 Emerging Writer Prize Spend some time in the enchanting small town of Frelighsburg in Mimi Flood's captivating debut novel, The Long Weekend. When a funeral draws Ellie Williams back to her sleepy hometown, she finds herself face to face with her old crush, Devon, reigniting dormant desires and stirring up complicated emotions. As their lives intertwine once again, Ellie and Devon embark on a weekend that defies their expectations. What starts as a brief fling turns into a journey of passion and self-discovery unlike anything Ellie has ever experienced. The Long Weekend is a sizzling contemporary romance that explores the complexities of small-town dynamics, lost connections, and the magnetic pull between the boy next door and the city girl who thought she had moved on. Lose yourself in this quick-read romance that will leave you craving more of Mimi Flood's enthralling storytelling.
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The Day I Became an Autodidact
MY HIGH SCHOOL classmates completed four years of college last June, a date at which I too had completed four years of study. Their graduation was greeted by presents, parties and diplomas. Mine never occurred. What studies and studies and never graduates? The answer can be found in one word: autodidact. It can be used to describe anyone who is self-taught, and the self-taught are almost anyone. There have been autodidacts of every type: the father of our country (George Washington) and quite a few barons of industry (Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller); autodidacts interested in getting there (Henry Ford, the Wright Brothers, Amelia Earhart) and those who created the music to carry us along (John Philip Sousa, Aaron Copland); novelists (Ernest Hemingway, Virginia Woolf, Mark Twain, Charles Dickens); playwrights (Noel Coward, Clare Boothe Luce, William Saroyan, Tom Stoppard); film makers (D. W. Griffith, Charlie Chaplin, Irving Thalberg), and autodidacts interested in all that and marriage, too (Garson Kanin and Ruth Gordon).
The Inquisition in Hollywood
The blacklist. The Hollywood Ten. These words, evocative as they are, do not reveal that, from 1933 through 1947, Hollywood was the focal point of progressive political activity in the United States. Nor do they convey that the imprisonments and blacklistings were not an isolated outbreak of Cold War hysteria, but rather the successful conclusion of two decades of efforts by conservative and reactionary forces to curtail political activism in Hollywood. In the thirties and forties, Hollywood activists--Lillian Hellman, Ring Lardner, Jr., John Howard Lawson, Albert Maltz, Dalton Trumbo, among others--took part in countless political battles. They founded guilds, aided anti-fascist forces in t...
