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Kate Rhodes is a self-professed crime novel enthusiast who loves nothing better than a free afternoon accompanied by a rousing novel from the classical and contemporary crime genres. Her own crime novels feature a forensic psychologist called Alice Quentin who finds herself caught up in a succession of gruesome murders. The latest in the Alice Quentin series is A Killing of Angels.

Struggling vampire-romance novelist Ashley Hawn was living her dream. By day she worked as a clerk at a local grocery store, and by night she immersed herself in the imaginary world of sexy vampires, shirtless men, and endless parties. Between work, her writing, and her best friends - Chloe and Jordan - life was good. She was even dating a mysterious and sexy man (or so she thought) by the name of Isaac. Then in a flash, her whole world changed, and she discovered herself turned.

Togtulir is an alien shifter prince. He saw his father die in battle and fears he won’t be able to follow in his father’s footsteps. His people looked up to his dad, but Togtulir was a playboy who never took his role seriously. His people feel they are in despair and are desperate to have a new leader. Togtulir believes the only way he can prove he has changed is to settle down and find a wife. Only problem is he can’t find a suitable bride on his own planet, so he decides to get a mail-order bride through the Celestial Mates agency.

Barely surviving the resurrection of the warlock Sedgrave, Ashley has healed in body, if not in mind. As she slowly tries to piece together her mind, sorting past from present and friend from foe, the time of her joining - a ritual designed to bind her to her seethe - comes upon her. Before the ritual can be completed in full, it is interrupted by a ragged pack of werewolves seeking asylum and protection.

J.D. Colter had the perfect family and perfect life. He couldn't ask for anything better. He had it all until a tragic accident takes it all away. He packs up everything he needs on his Harley and leaves for the seclusion of the Wyoming mountains. Sara Ann Starr is his only neighbor and has two little children that he doesn't want to be around - it hurts too much. When they are kidnapped, he takes Sara Ann and goes to Yellowstone, where he and Sara Ann become close, and she tells him how she feels about him.

Gregory Bronson learns he’ll soon be moving away from his neighbor and best friend, Alison Levin. When he tells her the shocking news, she feels her world is being turned upside down. What would she do without Greg? What would Greg do without her? Listen to find out more.

Unbeknownst to Emma, John's past prepared him for his future. He thought he could run away from them, but one day they found him. John, poised with courage, glanced over at Emma and her mother. He exhaled and felt a surge of guilt pulsate within his veins, knowing he had brought his problems into their home. He then mustered up enough courage and approached the intruders, hoping to detour their attention away from Emma and her mother. Suddenly without warning...bullets were fired....

At 20, Savannah knew it was time to leave the orphanage and allow another girl to take her place. She decides to become a mail-order bride and starts to write Austin, a man who lives in Iowa. Austin owns a farm he inherited. He loves working the land, but he is lonely and wants a wife with whom to share his life. After following advice from his best friend, he brings Savannah to Iowa to marry. But soon, the unthinkable happens, and he loses his wheat harvest in one day. Austin decides he needs to leave and find a job so they can make it through the winter months.

Elena Montgomery, an elderly victim of fibromyalgia, has two main loves in her life: Brian, her attractive and hardworking son; and Jill Stevens, her caring friend and next door neighbor. When Brian and Jill meet for the first time, they have a chemistry that no one can deny. Although Jill finds herself wanting to get closer to Brian, she believes she can't. Being hurt in the past, she vows to remain single the rest of her life, thinking it's better not to love than to love and get burned.

Little Deborah Harrington stared across the street the day the Michaels family moved in. Who was this family? Would she even like them? Nicholas Michaels hated the fact he had to move away from everything and everyone in his life, but his feelings change when he meets the Harringtons. Deborah and Nicholas become the best of friends, and as the children grow up, their friendship deepens. But when tragedy strikes, will this cause them to part ways? Or will it perhaps make them realize they may have stronger feelings for one another before it's too late?