"No one does banter, humor, or spice as magnificently as Danielle Allen! She’s one of the most unique, sizzling voices in romance." -- Ali HazelwoodJazmyn Payne fled the small town of Chance the minute she graduated high school. But for one week every summer she returns in order to spend time with her favorite person in the world—Aunt Addison. Even amidst health issues, Aunt Addy encourages Jazz to open herself up to fun, new experiences.When Jazz arrives for her most recent trip, she finds that Aunt Addy’s condition has taken a drastic turn. The thought of anything happening to her aunt, combined with the memories of her childhood in Chance, pushes Jazmyn to take her mind off things. So, when Lamar Anderson sits next to her at the local sports bar, he provides the distraction she needs.Jazz and Lamar click instantly over their mutual love of football, and their connection only grows from there. Being with him made all her troubles--her divorce, Aunt Addy's illness, the drama in Chance--disappear. But as real life consumes them both, and Jazz returns to Maryland, the intimacy they shared seems like a thing of the past.After two months apart, it would make sense that their initial spark wouldn’t survive Jazmyn’s grief, Lamar’s newfound popularity, and the pressures of perfection.Right?At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Letitia Vincent is a puppeteer who has spent the last three years pouring her heart into Jellybean Junction, a beloved but struggling children’s show barely clinging to public funding. She is quirky, creative, and fiercely protective of the show’s mission, Letitia is used to juggling multiple puppets and putting out behind the scene fires, until Rustin Hayes joins the team.Rustin is a newly hired producer and puppeteer with a sharp mind and frustratingly magnetic presence. Rustin has big ideas for modernizing the show … and no patience for playing it safe. The two clash over everything from production style to funding strategy, but their on-screen chemistry is undeniable, even if their off-screen banter constantly teeters between flirty and infuriating.As viewership dwindles and the network threatens cancellation Letitia and Rustin must put their differences (and feelings) aside to save the show. But the more time they spend working together, the harder it becomes to ignore the pull behind their creative sparks. Can two passionate performers with clashing visions find common ground before the curtain falls, for good.

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"The ancestor have only ever demanded one  Never forget...there is power in your blood." Brianna Bryant only three months before graduating from the Secret College of Magical Negroes (SCMN), and that means she is nearly out of time before her life is claimed by the same secret society that has made her their chosen one. But before the elders can enact their plan and perform the final ritual that will make her into a weapon forged for vengeance, she has her own plans.  Her Three Goals: 1. Discover the magical escape route she believes is connected to campus 2. Dip out on the blood worshipping death cult before graduation 3. And absolutely don't fall for the boy hired to keep her in line DARK STAR is perfect for fans of The Secret World of Maggie Grey, Blood At the Root, and Sinners.

Letitia Vincent is a puppeteer who has spent the last three years pouring her heart into Jellybean Junction, a beloved but struggling children’s show barely clinging to public funding. She is quirky, creative, and fiercely protective of the show’s mission, Letitia is used to juggling multiple puppets and putting out behind the scene fires, until Rustin Hayes joins the team.Rustin is a newly hired producer and puppeteer with a sharp mind and frustratingly magnetic presence. Rustin has big ideas for modernizing the show … and no patience for playing it safe. The two clash over everything from production style to funding strategy, but their on-screen chemistry is undeniable, even if their off-screen banter constantly teeters between flirty and infuriating.As viewership dwindles and the network threatens cancellation Letitia and Rustin must put their differences (and feelings) aside to save the show. But the more time they spend working together, the harder it becomes to ignore the pull behind their creative sparks. Can two passionate performers with clashing visions find common ground before the curtain falls, for good.