After clashing with the principal of the middle-grade school where she
teaches, Hazel Belmont is happy to accept the offer of a job at the
town’s new sports center, owned by Ross Roberts and Mike Dawson, a
tennis pro who’s semi-retired and teaches tennis at the center. When
Hazel notices a young boy named Jed hanging around the tennis courts, she
befriends him, and she and Mike learn that he has real talent. They speak with
his foster mother and obtain her approval for Jed to continue with free
lessons. Hazel is forced to lie to her mother about having a boyfriend, Mike,
to keep from meeting a young man at home. Mike agrees to go along with the
idea. She and Mike arrange to foster Jed when his family has to move out of
state and discover what real love is all about.
A spinoff book from the Lilac Lake Inn series, a sweet second-chance,
small-town romance. Another of Judith Keim’s books with strong women
facing challenges and finding love and happiness along the way.
About the Author
Judith Keim, A USA Today Best-Selling Author, is a hybrid author who both has
a publisher and self-publishes. Ms. Keim writes heart-warming novels about
women who face unexpected challenges, meet them with strength, and find love
and happiness along the way, stories with heart. Her best-selling books are
based, in part, on many of the places she's lived or visited and on the
interesting people she's met, creating believable characters and realistic
settings her many loyal readers love.
She enjoyed her childhood and young-adult years in Elmira, New York, and now
makes her home in Boise, Idaho, with her husband and their adorable
dachshunds, Wally and Kacy, and other members of her family.
While growing up, she loved the idea of writing stories from a young age.
Books were always present, being read, ready to go back to the library, or
about to be discovered. All in her family shared information from the books in
general conversation, giving them a wealth of knowledge and vivid
imaginations.
Ms. Keim loves to hear from her readers and appreciates their enthusiasm for
her stories, including the eight children's book she has written under J.S.
Keim
When enemies are forced to play nice, sparks fly—and
nothing’s safe, not even their hearts.
She’s stubborn. He’s infuriating. And neither of them has ever
backed down from a challenge.
Now they’ve got to team up—or tear the whole town apart trying.
Autumn Hood spent her whole life tangling with Pete Wolfe.
Her neighbor, her childhood rival, and her personal headache in scuffed-up
boots and a cocky grin.
Pete Wolfe finds Autumn Hood stubborn, sharp-tongued, and always three seconds
away from hurling a horseshoe at his head. But there’s something about
the way she challenges him that attracts him to the cowgirl next door.
And the longer they butt heads, the more the tension sizzles into something
they can’t ignore. Something’s starting to change between them.
Something special. Something risky.
Love wasn't part of the plan… but trouble sure is.
About the Author
Niki Mitchell writes children’s books along with contemporary,
paranormal. fantasy, and historical time-travel romance. Married for over
thirty years and a romantic at heart, she enjoys writing about strong female
characters in unusual settings. When she isn’t playing with her cats,
she enjoys reading, taking walks, water aerobics, photography, and traveling.
He thought he was saving the farm. He never expected to lose his heart.
Blurb
Sometimes you have to fake it before you make it—especially when it comes to marriage.
When a father's hatred becomes a weapon from beyond the grave, two men must fake a marriage to save a family farm.
Finn has hurt him once. Can Ben survive being married to the man he desires most in the world without his heart being crushed in the process?
Located in the fictional town of Murrilup, Western Australia, Boolgarrin is a tender marriage-of-convenience romance. Amidst small-town prejudice and a vengeful neighbour, two men hope for a second chance at love.
Excerpt
Ben couldn’t sleep. He twisted in the sheets, fists clenching against the mattress. The ceiling above seemed to tilt with the shadows, and his breath caught sharp and uneven, as if the ground had shifted beneath him. He was used to having control of his life, and now he felt completely unbalanced. His mind was racing. In one day, his whole life had been upended. Amelia and Josie had started wedding planning. The admission by Finn, though, was what really blind-sided him.
He finally gave up on sleep. Slipping his feet into his slippers, he padded into the kitchen.
He smiled faintly as he put a couple of brownies in the microwave, then turned to flick on the kettle and noticed pots simmering on the stove. Iris made the best brownies.
"Sorry," he said. "I thought I'd be the only one up."
Amelia appeared from the pantry, smiling tiredly.
"Can't sleep either?" he asked.
She shook her head and gestured to the kitchen bench. "Come sit. I'm just finishing something."
“I can make my tea and head back to my room,” Ben said.
“Nah, come and join me,” she said, pulling out one of the breakfast stools. After helping herself to some water from the fridge door, she sat down.
They sat together briefly, neither saying anything.
“What are you making?” asked Ben, breaking the silence.
“Hand cream.”
“It smells amazing.”
“Thanks,” said Amelia. She smiled, the first genuine smile Ben had seen from her all day. "I've been selling some at the farmers' market in Bremer Bay. Nothing major, just pocket money really, but people seem to like them." She returned to the pots on the stove and started stirring them.
"Selling them?" Ben raised his eyebrows. "That's brilliant, Amelia. Have you thought about expanding it?"
She shrugged. " I wanted to. I have notebooks full of ideas, including new scents and packaging designs, and I've even researched what it would take to start officially." Her face fell slightly. "Dad said university was a waste of money for girls. That I'd just get married and have babies anyway, so why bother with business studies? He was happy to spend money on the stuff I needed to make the product, but he wasn’t happy with me selling any, even at the market.”
Ben felt that familiar anger toward his father rising in his chest. "That's rubbish, Amelia. You know that, right?"
"I know. But when someone tells you something often enough..." She trailed off, focusing intently on her stirring.
"You could still do it, you know. Study business. Sell these." Ben gestured toward her pot of hand cream. "Finn would help with the legal stuff."
Amelia's face brightened. "You think he'd help?"
"Of course he would. Especially after..." Ben paused, realising he was about to bring up the marriage arrangement. "Well, especially considering everything he's doing for us."
For a while, the kitchen was quiet except for the sound of Amelia's spoon scraping the sides of the pot. Ben stared into his tea, Finn's words from earlier echoing in his head.
"Can I ask you something?" Amelia said quietly.
“Sure.”
"I saw your face when Nate said Finn would move in. Why is that such a big deal? He used to stay over all the time."
Ben raked a hand through his hair. "That was different. Back then, he was just Nate’s friend."
Amelia tilted her head. "So?"
He took a big breath. “It’s a lot, okay?”
“I know, but …”
“Look, if I tell you something, do you promise to never tell anyone, not Finn and definitely not Nate?”
She nodded, “Of course. I love you, brother. I’m just trying to understand.”
“I’ve never told anyone this before.”
“Then I'm honoured you trust me.”
He laughed nervously and began, fingers picking at his nails. “When I was seventeen, he came over, but Nate was out with Josie. Their relationship was still new, and they had gone to the Stirling Ranges, where they planned to have a picnic and do the Kanga Walk. He told me that he would hang around until they got back, as he hadn’t let Nate know that he was coming anyway. We had a great afternoon. We went for a ride and sat down by the old Moreton Bay Fig Tree. When we returned, he came into my room and we played video games. We just talked and laughed, and I may have just snaffled a port, so we may have had a drink or two too.”
Amelia arched a brow. “You may have?”
“Fine, I definitely did.” Ben grinned briefly. “Finn was more used to drinking than me, but we both became a little tipsy.”
“Oh no. This is going to be bad, isn’t it?” Ben nodded his head.
“I started talking to him about how he had the most beautiful, deep blue eyes, like the ocean, that someone could drown in. I even told him his eyes were cobalt blue.” Ben put his hands over his face. “I mean how geeky is that?”
Amelia shrugged and continued to stir her concoction on the stove. “I don’t know, it’s not as if you told him the hex code for the colour.”
Ben laughed and shook his head. “No, but it gets worse. I then told him what kissable lips he has, and then I leaned forward and kissed him. At first tentatively, but then when he put an arm around me, I reached out and pulled my hands through his hair.” Ben closed his eyes; the mere thought of that kiss always brought him back to that night, the softness of Finn’s hair and the feel of his lips. It was as if electricity shot through Ben. Before Ben knew it, he had acted on instinct, their lips moving together, Ben’s tongue moving across the seam between Finn’s lips. Finn responded, sliding his arm around Ben’s waist and kissing him back. When Finn moaned, Ben pulled him closer.
“Suddenly, there was a knock on the door.”
“Nate,” said Amelia quietly. She had stopped stirring and was sitting opposite Ben on a stool. Ben nodded and put his hands over his cheeks.
“Finn jumped back, causing me to step back. Our hair was mussed, our skin flushed, and our lips swollen. Nate opened the door and told Finn that he was home. He had dropped Josie off on the way. He looked between the two of us, and I still have no idea what he was thinking. Finn told him he would join him in a sec.”
“Close call. I’m glad that Nate didn’t just walk in.”
I shook my head. “I’m so glad too. It was bad enough as it was.”
Amelia reached over and put her hand over mine. “What happened next?”
“Nate’s forehead creased, and he looked like he was going to say something, but then he closed the door and left.”
“Finn spoke quietly, presumably so that Nate wouldn’t hear, but there was a forcefulness to his voice. ‘What the heck!’ he had exclaimed, ‘we’re both men.’ I looked down, thinking that I’d misread all the signals. I thought he had liked it. He told me in no uncertain terms that it could not happen again, as he didn’t like me that way. He then left the room, while I slumped to the floor, wondering how I was ever going to recover.”
Amelia reached across and squeezed his hand. “So, that’s why you started trying to avoid him?”
“Was I that obvious?” Ben rubbed his chest, wondering why it hurt so badly all these years later.
“Yep. Sorry, but it was very obvious.”
“It was only a couple of weeks later that I came out to you and Nate.”
“So, you fell in love with Finn when you were drunk.”
Ben shook his head. “No, I had had a big crush on him for a couple of years, before I, well, before that incident.”
“Look, I can see why it was embarrassing back then, but I don’t see why it is such a problem now.”
“Because I made a fool of myself. I was so utterly embarrassed that I couldn’t face him until now.” Ben paused. “Even now.”
“But is it really that bad? I mean, you made a pass and he kissed you back, right?”
“Right.”
“And he wrapped his arm around you?”
“Yes.”
“Then, when you were nearly caught by Nate, he lied and told you he wasn’t gay.”
“Right again. I didn’t even know he was gay until today.”
“I still don’t get why you were so embarrassed.”
“He rejected me, and he is my brother’s best friend, which meant that I had to face that rejection every day.”
Amelia shook her head. “Ben, I think that he may have rejected you with his words, but his actions say something else. I think he was attracted to you and liked the kiss. When he was nearly caught by Nate, he freaked out.”
Ornery Owl's Review Five out of Five Stars
I love the premise of the story. The fake marriage to save the farm ends up turning into a real love story and does so in a believable fashion. The story kept me reading. Ben is a believable character with realistic wounds including his father’s cruelty and longstanding crush on Finn. Finn is the grumpy to Ben's sunshine.
The secondary characters provide a platonic, found-family warmth. Traits such as Nate’s practical anger, Josie’s grounded support, and Finn’s professional calm all read true. The descriptions of the farm and small-town life are beautifully vivid.
The arson and animal attacks raise the stakes in the plot but for some readers they may range into thriller territory. Some readers might find the scene in chapter twelve where Ben, Finn, and Nate are dealing with the wounded sheep to be upsetting. However, the scene is written in a matter-of-fact fashion and does not give graphic details. I didn't have a problem with it.
Overall, this is an honest small-town romance with a likeable couple and a wonderful found-family group supporting them. The book is suitable only for mature readers because of adult themes and for scenes such as the one involving the fatally injured sheep.
About the Author
Jude Rule is an author from Western Australia. This is his debut novel.
Genre: Sweet
Contemporary Small-Town Western Romance
🎄A heartfelt cowboy
Christmas romance about second chances, small-town healing, and the power of
love.🎄
He left her behind once. This Christmas, will love bring him
home for good?
After six long years, two military deployments, and a
grueling recovery from an IED blast, Zachary Caldwell is finally home in
Morning Glory, Wyoming, and the Flying D Ranch. He never thought he’d see the
snow-covered streets of his hometown again… or the woman whose heart he broke
with nothing more than a phone call.
Julia Grant has spent years rebuilding her life. She finds
comfort in her job as a nurse at Mercy Clinic, the cozy routines of the Morning
Glory Inn, and the stability of her small town. But when Zach walks through her
door just weeks before Christmas, old memories and deeper feelings come rushing
back.
She once dreamed of a future with him. Marriage. Family. A
love that stays.
But dreams don’t always survive war, distance, and silence.
As Zach confronts the truth about his past, including the
reason his parents abandoned him, Julia must decide if she’s willing to risk
her heart a second time. Can she believe in him again when he’s still learning
how to believe in himself?
Set against a backdrop of twinkling lights, blizzards, and
heartwarming holiday traditions, The Cowboy’s Christmas Blessing is a clean,
wholesome contemporary western romance about healing, forgiveness, and finding
your way back to the one who never left your heart.
🎄A
heartfelt later in life cowboy Christmas romance about second chances,
small-town healing, and the power of love.🎄
Clean and wholesome contemporary western
romance.
The Snowstorm Was Just the Beginning
Victoria Palmer hadn’t expected
to spend Christmas in a town so small it barely made her GPS. But after a
painful divorce and the betrayal of a husband now living with someone half her
age, her twin sons insisted she escape the glitz of Beverly Hills for the snowy
calm of Morning Glory, Wyoming. One snowstorm, two missed turns, and a very
arrogant cowboy later, Victoria settles herself at the Morning Glory Inn—cold,
flustered, and anything but merry.
Gabe Dupree never expected a
spoiled city woman to march into his family’s inn, insult his hospitality, and
throw his quiet December into disarray. A widower devoted to his daughter and
his ranch, Gabe made peace with solitude years ago. But Victoria’s arrival
brings disruption—and a spark he never thought he’d feel again.
As snow blankets the Wyoming landscape and the town gears up for its Christmas
festivities, Victoria and Gabe are forced into each other’s paths more often
than either prefers. Between tense encounters and accidental heart-to-hearts,
they begin to uncover the hurt and longing hidden beneath their defenses.
Sometimes love doesn’t come wrapped in
ribbons. Sometimes, it rides in on a snowstorm.
Neither are in Morning Glory looking for love, but sometimes the best gifts
come when you least expect them—wrapped not in ribbons, but in second chances.
The Cowboy’s Christmas Gift is
Book 2 in the Morning Glory
Christmas series—a sweet, later in life, contemporary western romance
full of holiday charm, second chances, and heartfelt family moments. Perfect
for readers who love small-town Christmas romance, slow-burn love stories, and
strong, swoon-worthy cowboys. Guaranteed HEA.
🎄A heartfelt cowboy
Christmas romance about small-town healing and the power of love.🎄
Snowstorms, Secrets… and an Unexpected
Family Christmas
Ethan Webster thought he had everything figured out—thriving career in Denver,
a sleek loft, and weekends on the ski slopes. But one phone call from Italy
changes everything. His sister and brother-in-law are gone, and their three
young children need him now more than ever. Leaving the city behind, Ethan
returns to Morning Glory, Wyoming—a snowy, small-town haven tucked into the
foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
Back in the hometown he never thought he’d live in again, Ethan leans on the
one person he’s always trusted. Makayla Dupree. A dedicated veterinarian and
lifelong friend, Makayla once taught him to ride horses and stood up for him
when no one else would. This Christmas, she’s standing by him once again… this
time to support him through his grief.
As the town sparkles with Christmas lights and the scent of pine fills the air,
Ethan finds comfort in Makayla’s quiet strength, and sees her in a way he never
did before. Their bond has always been strong, but grief, responsibility, and
the magic of the season spark something deeper. Something that looks a lot like
love.
But navigating newfound feelings and unexpected responsibilities isn’t easy.
With the children still mourning, and Ethan unsure about his future, will the
season of miracles bring them together—or pull them apart?
The Cowboy’s Christmas Surprise is
a clean and wholesome Christmas romance filled with heartfelt family moments,
small-town charm, slow-burning love, and the promise of a surprise love.
Perfect for fans of cowboy heroes, emotional reunions, and uplifting holiday
reads. It is book three in the Morning Glory Christmas series and features a
guaranteed happy ending.
Shirleen Davies believes
love stories are best served with a dash of grit, a few stumbles, and a whole
lot of heart.
She
writes contemporary and historical romance about everyday folks who don’t
always get it right the first time, but keep trying anyway. Raised near the
sunny coast of Southern California, Shirleen spent her childhood bouncing
between the beach and her grandparents’ farm, where she learned that nothing
beats the smell of fresh hay or the quiet wisdom of a rocking chair on a porch.
Armed
with degrees from San Diego State University and the University of Maryland
(plus an unofficial PhD in people-watching and life experience), she crafts
emotionally rich stories filled with flawed, stubborn, hopeful characters who
discover love where they least expect it.
When
she’s not writing about cowboys, deputies, or the women strong enough to tame
them, Shirleen enjoys life in a picturesque northern Arizona town with her
husband. She’s the proud mom of two grown sons, still believes in happy
endings, and is convinced that redemption is just one good story away.
Cupid trades arrows for scones in a magical screwball comedy
Romantic Comedy, Humor Novel, Light Fantasy
Tropes: Valentine’s Day romance, Small Town Romance Slow Burn Romance,
Found Family, Forbidden Romance, Meddling Family
Publisher: Making Hay Press
Date Published: 12-09-2025
“The Valentine Lines” reimagines Cupid—aka Bart
McGee—as an underdog ditching the corporate grind of Mt. Olympus, Inc.,
for small-town life in quaint Mineral Point, Wisconsin. When Bart launches a
matchmaking business and falls in love with a local baker, chaos ensues as his
meddling Olympus relatives crash the scene. It’s packed with snappy
banter, slapstick escapades, mythological mishaps, and thoughtful explorations
of love, trust, and self-discovery.
It’s a modern “Bell, Book, and Candle.” A light,
literary escape for readers craving whimsy with emotional resonance.
No sex, politics, foul language. Manuscript winner/finalist in CIBA (humor)
and Southwest Writers.
Rose Everson Finch thought her childhood friendship with Finn Murphy
would last forever. But a disagreement shattered their bond.
She returns
to New York City, only to learn that love is an illusion.
She’s
since moved back to Evers Hollow, caring for her beloved grandmother and
hiking the woods that inspire her middle-grade books.
A late-night phone
call will change her past, her present, and threaten to turn her future to
ash.
Finn Murphy never told his best friend Rose that he loved her.
Not as
they grew up together, or the night she committed to marrying another man.
He’s
avoided their small town since.
But family obligations bring him back.
Now
he’s made a promise:
To protect Rose.
Lingering Flames is a small-town, friends-to-lovers, he-falls-first, romantic
suspense in The Everson Legacy series by author Anna August. Set in the scenic
mountains of Western North Carolina, it’s a full length novel with a
steam-filled happy-ever-after.
About the Author
Anna August writes romantic suspense and contemporary romance. She
enjoys writing imaginative characters with complicated backgrounds. She
cherishes books with plot twists, humor, and happily ever after’s.
Born and raised in California, Anna has also lived in Illinois, Texas, North
Carolina, Idaho, and England. She served as a military spouse alongside her
active duty husband in the US Air Force for twenty-one years. She holds a
bachelors degrees in English and also in Geology, after discovering her love
of rocks during a camping trip to a gold mine as a child.
When she’s not writing, she enjoys spending time with her husband and
two adult children at their home in Boise, Idaho. She also enjoys gardening,
gluten-free baking, and random home improvement projects.
Sarah Bullard Miller returns to Lilac Lake with her four-year-old twin
daughters following the death of her husband. She’s always been part of
the group of summer kids playing together with the granddaughters of the woman
who owned the Lilac Lake Inn, and she loves renewing those friendships.
Keeping busy working at her parents’ hardware store and taking care of
the girls, she begins the healing process following her husband’s
violent death.
Aaron Collister was Sarah’s high school boyfriend. They connected with
their sensitivity to nature and poetry, which might have seemed strange unless
you knew that big, tough, Aaron was part Abenake Indian and had been given
many life lessons by his mother. They renew their friendship, but neither is
ready to commit to more until a crisis leads them to their answer.
This is a spinoff book from the Lilac Lake Inn series, a sweet
second-chance, small-town romance. Another of Judith Keim’s books with
strong women facing challenges and finding love and happiness along the way.
About the Author
Judith Keim, A USA Today Best-Selling Author, is a hybrid author who
both has a publisher and self-publishes. Ms. Keim writes heart-warming novels
about women who face unexpected challenges, meet them with strength, and find
love and happiness along the way, stories with heart. Her best-selling books
are based, in part, on many of the places she's lived or visited and on the
interesting people she's met, creating believable characters and realistic
settings that her many loyal readers love.
She enjoyed her childhood and young-adult years in Elmira, New York, and now
makes her home in Boise, Idaho, with her husband and their adorable
dachshunds, Wally and Kacy, and other members of her family.
While growing up, she loved the idea of writing stories from a young age.
Books were always present, being read, ready to go back to the library, or
about to be discovered. All in her family shared information from the books in
general conversation, giving them a wealth of knowledge and vivid
imaginations.
Ms. Keim loves to hear from her readers and appreciates their enthusiasm for
her stories.
When Catherine Greene moved back to her tiny home town, she never expected
to meet a man like Derrick Walker. Then again, she didn't plan on opening
her patisserie next to a dive bar, either. No matter Cat’s plans,
there are fireworks the night they meet. Turns out those fireworks were
gunshots, and when Derrick is arrested for murder, Cat takes it upon herself
to do what the police and prosecutors haven’t done — find the
real killer.
Pinedale High—where every shade of love stands a ghost of a chance.
Blurb
Holden and Peyton don't expect much from senior year. He probably won't manage to date any guys. She'll still pine over Juliette, the beautiful and unattainable cheerleader. But when they step between class bullies and Oliver, a super-hot transfer student, their year starts to go off the rails.
As a star football player, Oliver hadn't anticipated trouble. Turns out Pinedale High not only comes with bullies, but with new friends, plus the ghost of a Civil War soldier, and a shy naked guy in the library. Between the living and the dead, senior year is about to get interesting.
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Ornery Owl's Review
Rating: Four out of Five Stars
This relatively short book has a lot going on. There are multiple characters with angsty romantic subplots. Two of these characters are ghosts. Only a couple of the other characters can see them. Holden and Juliette try to help their ghost friends, one a nerdy guy who died as a senior in 1989, the other a young Civil War soldier who died in 1865, all while dealing with homophobic and racist bullies and no small amount of personal issues. The story also features Holden's best friend, Peyton, and his epic crush, the seemingly perfect new football star, Oliver.
Each character gets his or her own chapter, narrated in the first-person POV. This technique helps the reader understand the mystery and adds a personal touch to the story. The principal characters are all likable, and the reader (or listener, in my case) hopes they will find a satisfactory solution to their dilemmas.
An incident reporting/checklist narration style bogged down the first couple of chapters. The story tried a bit too hard to establish that these characters were QUEER and PART OF THE RAINBOW COMMUNITY! At that point, I wasn't sure how much I'd enjoy the story. When a character's gender identity and/or sexual orientation forms their entire personality, that makes for a boring narrative. I come to care about characters for who they are, not for how they identify or who they are attracted to.
I will never like the term queer, which for most of my life was a homophobic slur used by bullies such as those who hung around outside gay nightclubs, hoping to beat up a few of the guys and harass their female friends. While reading or listening to modern LGBT fiction, I often groan inwardly (or sometimes outwardly, depending on where I am), "Please, for the love of Dionysus, just say GAY! Or lesbian. Or bisexual."
As a minor quibble, I wasn't sure someone from the Civil War era would use the term dick to refer to a man's privates. I'm not invested enough to research this mystery, and I wouldn't dock a star from a story for using a common but possibly more modern term for said dangly bits. The soldier is probably familiar with the common vernacular if he's hanging around potty-mouthed teenagers.
Once it moved beyond reporting and checklist mode, I liked the story. I cared about the characters and their struggles and enjoyed the surprise twist. I won't even hint at what this is because I want other readers and listeners to enjoy it too.
You will probably like this book if you enjoy paranormal mysteries, angsty crushes, and young, snarky characters.
About the Author
USA Today Bestselling author Gabbi Grey lives in beautiful British Columbia where her fur baby chin-poo keeps her safe from the nasty neighborhood squirrels. Working for the government by day, she spends her early mornings writing contemporary, gay, sweet, and dark erotic BDSM romances. While she firmly believes in happy endings, she also believes in making her characters suffer before finding their true love. She also writes m/f romances as Gabbi Black and Gabbi Powell.
Pinedale High—where every shade of love stands a ghost of a chance.
Blurb
Holden and Peyton don't expect much from senior year. He probably won't manage to date any guys. She'll still pine over Juliette, the beautiful and unattainable cheerleader. But when they step between class bullies and Oliver, a super-hot transfer student, their year starts to go off the rails.
As a star football player, Oliver hadn't anticipated trouble. Turns out Pinedale High not only comes with bullies, but with new friends, plus the ghost of a Civil War soldier, and a shy naked guy in the library. Between the living and the dead, senior year is about to get interesting.
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Ornery Owl's Review
Please come back this evening to read the review. My son and I have to take our elderly cat to the vet this morning. It's a routine appointment, and we're hoping the vet can suggest some solutions to help him gain weight. I wanted to get the promo part of the post up ASAP and didn't want to do a rushed review.
About the Author
USA Today Bestselling author Gabbi Grey lives in beautiful British Columbia where her fur baby chin-poo keeps her safe from the nasty neighborhood squirrels. Working for the government by day, she spends her early mornings writing contemporary, gay, sweet, and dark erotic BDSM romances. While she firmly believes in happy endings, she also believes in making her characters suffer before finding their true love. She also writes m/f romances as Gabbi Black and Gabbi Powell.
