Novedades

Jack Bradford is the oldest of the Bradford siblings, my best friend’s brother, and my son’s football coach. He’s six-two, dark hair, ocean-blue eyes, broad shoulders, and a square jaw that’s perpetually flexed. He’s a hero in our small town, and the gentle way he cares for his young daughter will melt your… everything. I’ve done my best to show my interest, even walking down the aisle on his arm four times (in his younger siblings’ weddings). Everyone in Newhope ships us, but he always keeps me at arm’s length.

I thought I knew who I was, until I accidentally discovered my adoring parents' biggest secret on my twenty-fifth birthday. I am adopted. Part of me is missing, and I set out to find it. Trying to figure out the past piece by piece, I bought a little fixer-upper in the small town I was given up in. Old lies will come out. Secrets that everyone is trying to keep buried. Who am I really?

JACKSON Rheumatoid arthritis cut short my MLB career and has done its best to derail my life. I try to push on though I never know day to day how I’ll feel and what I’ll be able to accomplish. Dating hasn’t been high on my to-do list, so when my well-meaning granny insists on me going on a blind date, I tell her no. I never expected my date to show up at my house. She’s everything I could dream of in a partner, and I’m sadly her nightmare. AVERY As a personal trainer, I get a rush seeing my clients reach their full potential. Which I sorely need after a rocky divorce left me ...

When James Harrington, owner of the historic Lakeview Hotel, is found dead at his desk during peak tourist season, local police dismiss it as a heart attack. But Stone's childhood memories of the old Crown Hotel—as it was known then—alert him to inconsistencies others miss. The victim's reading glasses are too neatly folded, an unsent email reveals growing concern about his business partner's ambitious redevelopment plans, and a bruise hidden beneath his collar tells a more sinister story. As Stone delves deeper, the hotel's divided staff, the village's conflicting desires for progress ...

November, 1967, Iceland. Fourteen-year-old Marsi has a secret penpal – a boy who lives on the other side of the country – but she has been writing to him in her older sister's name. Now she is excited to meet him for the first time. But when the date arrives, Marsi is prevented from going, and during the night her sister Stína goes missing – her bloodstained anorak later found at the place where Marsibil and her penpal had agreed to meet. November, 1977. Stína's disappearance remains unsolved.

A tattooed arm washes up on a beach... And the woman who discovers it isn't backing down... Traitor Bay has always appeared to be a sleepy, law-abiding town. A place where locals worked hard for a living, and tourists flocked to the clean sands for bonfires and roasted marshmallows. For Ann Foster, her hometown is not what she thought it was. The local law enforcement seems inconvenienced regarding her discovery, and people she knows have begun acting strangely. In her search for answers, it's becoming increasingly clear that Traitor Bay's dark secrets are finally rising to the surface. But...

Daisy Lindberg and Lily Boyle traded a colorful past for a fresh start as seamstresses in Autrie, Texas, and their aim to spark a women’s rights movement is raising eyebrows among the town’s dumbfounded men. But among the ladies? Tired of being treated like possessions, they have two words: Amen, sister! Beulah, a sassy shop owner as formidable as a cannon shot, is on board. So is Alma, a timid preacher’s wife who hit her breaking point. Before long, a courageous female posse has a liberating petition of demands.

In a sleepy North Carolina textile town, rookie reporter Ronald Truluck is bored with writing about lawn mower thefts when he gets a tip—city councilman Lamont Moody got drunk, drove his Bonneville off the road, and ripped up somebody’s front yard. But the police let him walk away. Recognizing a cover-up when he sees it, Ronald vows to break Lamontgate and make his bones as a serious journalist. It won’t be easy. Ronald is a long-haired pothead who’s loosey-goosey with the facts. His paper, The Eagle, runs pet-of-the-week photos on the front page, not corruption stories.

Small-town Minnesota teenager Basil “The Brute” Thorson—a shy, reluctant wrestling star and “special” tracked into special education classes—vows to make his family whole again in the wake of multiple tragedies, during a year in which his community is roiled by strange religious and mythological events. Another perceptive and empathetic novel from the author of Indie Next and All Iowa Reads selection Little Wolves, blending myth, history, and religion with a nuanced look at contemporary rural life, perfect for fans of Marilynne Robinson, Richard Russo, and Paul Harding.

Moving to Wyoming wasn't part of my five-year plan. Of course, neither was finding out my husband had a mistress. Or becoming a widow before the divorce was finalized. Really, nothing in the last six months has been anything less than a mess. Desperate for a fresh start, I pack up my life and move to the one place I've ever felt myself: Creek Falls. And it works, too, when I manage the statistically impossible feat of finding my scent matches.

In the mowed-down industrial north of Prince George, Canada, “white trash” housewife Jenny Hayes shares a fence with the only First Nations woman in the neighborhood, Rachelle, and her two little girls. Jenny desperately wants a child and can’t understand why Rachelle, with her trash-pocked and overgrown yard, should have what Jenny wants most in the world.

This Halloween, will love be a trick or a treat? Willow Owen Callahan cruelly broke my heart six years ago, but I didn’t allow him to break my spirit. I channeled my pain into building The Bewitched Bakery, a cozy bakery filled with cinnamon spice and buttercream dreams, right here in Midnight Falls. My spooky treats have become the town’s favorite indulgence, but not everyone is charmed. Someone’s targeting me and my bakery in the most degrading way imaginable, and I have no idea who’s behind it. Now Owen’s back, older, wiser, and offering to help—but can I trust the man who ...

Tessa moved to Devil's Peak for a fresh start, but instead, she got him, the loudest, grumpiest mountain man alive. Finn–and his mischievous dog—have been the bane of her existence since she moved into the cabin next door. But when Tessa answers a mail-order bride ad hoping to find a life partner after heartbreak, she's blindsided to discover that Finn is her "perfect match."

Kaecee is dying to escape from the pressure of her parent's constant disapproval, constant push for more. She's tired of allowing them to live through her. So, on a whim shortly after graduation, she takes a job in a small town in Tennessee, packs up her necessities, her cat, and hits the road. But during her first week in town, her cat runs up a tree. And she has to call the fire department to come get him down. The hunk of a man who shows up doesn't just save her cat . . . he rescues her heart, too. And he's not letting her parents force her back home without a fight.

Bonus Scene for Book 1 of the Lemon Sugar Series: "In the Company of Men." This little short story contains spoilers.

Big dreams. Tierney Chandler had 'em. Why else would she leave her small town—and her picture-perfect fiancé—behind? Nine years later, the town's still small, her dreams are mostly still dreams, and her still-perfect ex is still interested. And, it turns out, so is his cousin. Jack Elliott has changed a lot in the years since Tierney left, even if his old crush on her hasn’t. His easy charm (and irresistible baked goods) reel her in, and she finds herself making excuses to come home for the first time in years.

What if a recipe could mend your heart—or ruin everything you love? When struggling chef Elara Greene inherits a mysterious, leather-bound cookbook from her long-deceased grandmother, she expects heirloom recipes and forgotten flavors. Instead, she discovers cryptic instructions woven with magic: dishes that evoke memories, rekindle passion, and stir emotions too powerful to ignore. As Elara tests each enchanted recipe, her failing bistro stirs back to life—but so do past heartbreaks and haunting truths. A tart might revive old love. A stew could resurface buried grief. And one final ...

Bud thought he could outgrow Camp Creek. He thought adulthood meant distance, that silence was safety, and that the house on the lake was just another parcel to be sold. But when he returns with his sons—divorced, dislocated, and morally exhausted—he finds that the past hasn’t collapsed under the weight of time. It’s calcified. And it’s waiting. At the heart of this novel is a myth—a Dragon, invented by a boy who didn’t know how to process abandonment. That boy is now a father, and the Dragon has grown with him. The Prince of Camp Creek is not a tale of redemption. It is a ...

She’s the Mayor. I’m the Mistake She Keeps Making. Sylvia Beaumont is everything I’m not. Powerful. Polished. Uptight in heels and lipstick. I mix drinks, flirt for tips, and sleep in until noon if I want to. I wasn’t supposed to fall for the Ice Queen in a black dress and trauma eyes. But then she kissed me. And now? I can’t stop thinking about her. She says she’s straight. Says I’m a one-time mistake. But her mouth tells a different story when it’s on mine. We were supposed to be a fling. A forgotten night. Then she walks into my bar with her campaign team, and suddenly my...

When her life crashes and burns in a flurry of secrets and redacted information, Addie Atwater-Elwyn hightails it home to the tiny mountain town of Adelaide Springs, Colorado—back to living with her dad, back to working a low-paying job, back to a life of disappointments. Growing up, nobody expected their local girl to become a high-ranking CIA analyst, married to a gorgeous CIA operative. But that was Addie's life until she lost . . . well, everything.