Cocktails aren't the only thing getting served at Docks Bar...When Lot Webber is called back to Bayside Harbor to run her father’s bar, the last person she wants to manage is her ex–best friend, Dyson Jones. Her plan is to throw him some shade, protect her heart, and return to New York ASAP. It should be simple. But when heated arguments spark a truce… and an F-buddies arrangement, things get messy real fast. A diva rescue cat. A mystery caller from Dice’s past. Family drama. And two people deep in delulu about their real feelings. Will Lot and Dice keep on pretending—or will they finally take a shot on love? Take A Shot On Me is a high heat friends to frenemies to lovers romance with a strong, sassy fmc and a big-hearted player with a sweet spot for her.

Cuddling strangers is just business for Staley Monroe... until she meets a guy she'd rather fork than spoon…Staley is damn good at her job, and after a life-altering diagnosis for her beloved father brings a mountain of medical bills, she'll take every cuddle client she can get. Discovering she’s one class short of receiving the degree she promised her dad…that's just another log on the raging inferno of her anxiety. Staley doesn't have time for another class or catching feelings for a dreamy, green-eyed TA, but her heart isn't accounting for her schedule. Theodore Sullivan isn’t a man of many words. A gifted poet and reluctant TA, Theo reviews sonnets written by dudebros and saves speaking for his secret side job that transforms his confidence.The morning after a challenging therapy session and one too many bourbons, Theo is shocked when Staley, the wildly beautiful girl from class, shows up for a cuddle session he doesn't remember booking.When their feelings move past cuddly, Theo and Staley must decide if their poem should get a new stanza or if it's better to leave what's happening between them unwritten.

After ending a 5 year relationship and choosing herself, Selah Bailey has grown rather comfortable with being alone. She decides a fresh start in a new city is just the change she needed. What better place than New York City, the home of her beloved book club. Selah, an anxious, risk-averse, homebody determined to finally become the main character in her own story, creates a “F*ck It List” filled with goals and experiences to force her out of her comfort zone and introduce her to a life outside of her front door. Realizing she’ll need a partner to help her complete her more adventurous goals, she goes on a few dates in hopes of breaking her dry spell and making a dent in her list. After what may be the worst date ever, she meets Greyson Park in the elevator of her building. Greyson is everything she wasn’t prepared for and could be the perfect hero for her story. Except falling in love isn’t on the list and she should probably leave the house to find it.

A reclusive witch who fled the burden of her bloodline rises to be the greatest among them in this lush and haunting fantasy debut. For New Orleans witchkin, there is no greater honor than to become the Prime—chosen to rule. But the title is meant to pass between two rival Houses of magic. Not to the prodigal daughter of the former Prime who died under mysterious circumstances. As a girl, Seraphine Barreau was dubbed the Tick Witch for her ability to feed on magic and make it her own. Even among those who alter fate and manipulate reality, she was a powerful outcast feared and misunderstood by her people. Now dragged back to continue the legacy that nearly destroyed her, Phine has her work cut out for her. She must earn the respect of her people, navigate the politics of the paranormal communities residing in her city, and heal a broken heart all the while battling a parasitic curse poisoning witchkin. Between her werewolf ex, power-hungry vampires, and the skeletons in her family’s closet, Phine must learn to make peace with her past to save her—and all of witchkin’s—future.

Shirley Jackson’s beloved gothic tale of a peculiar girl named Merricat and her family’s dark secret Taking readers deep into a labyrinth of dark neurosis, We Have Always Lived in the Castle is a deliciously unsettling novel about a perverse, isolated, and possibly murderous family and the struggle that ensues when a cousin arrives at their estate. This edition features a new introduction by Jonathan Lethem.

"Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again..." Ancient, beautiful Manderley, between the rose garden and the sea, is the county's showpiece. Rebecca made it so - even a year after her death, Rebecca's influence still rules there. How can Maxim de Winter's shy new bride ever fill her place or escape her vital shadow? A shadow that grows longer and darker as the brief summer fades, until, in a moment of climatic revelations, it threatens to eclipse Manderley and its inhabitants completely...