My Ex’s Billionaire Brother by Harley Rose

My ex-boyfriend’s brother is hot, but I shouldn’t be looking into those stunning blue eyes.
His voice is deep and sexy, but he seems like a douche, just like my ex.
His horse needs my help, and I am all about the animals first.
And that was the only reason I agreed to work for him.
I don’t need my heart broken by another one of the Jackson brothers.
But the way he looks at me is so tempting.
The way he touches my arm when he talks to me sends shivers through my whole body.
I am trying to keep this relationship professional, but I am clearly failing.
It would only be this one time.
No harm no foul.
Until our worlds collided….
A positive pregnancy test.

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Hi Friends!

My name is Harley Rose and I am so glad you are here! A little about me, I am a wife, a busy mom of three, with also a cat and a dog in the mix! We are a busy family, but I love everything about it!
Thank you so much for checking out my books! I hope you love them as much as I do!

Harley Rose xo

The Main Dish by Victoria Kimble

16-year-old Scarlet Williams enjoys the attention that comes with being a violin prodigy. She auditions for a chair in the Summerset Festival Orchestra, the well-attended local event in her hometown. She is the youngest person to ever get a chair in the orchestra. She blasts the news on social media and enjoys the attention that Finn O’Neal gives her about it.

Then her sister Sadie gets cast in Young Gourmet, a nationally televised cooking competition for kids. Scarlet’s parents tell her that the whole family will be going to L.A. for the taping of the show. This means that they could possibly be there for the whole summer, which means that Scarlet will have to give up her spot in the Summerset Festival. Scarlet has to suffer the humiliation of telling everyone that she won’t be in the orchestra after all.

Scarlet had decided being in L.A. for the summer might be fun, but it turns out it’s NOT. Things perk up when Scarlet and her dad go to the TV studio to tape a Family episode. Scarlet meets Isaac, a cute 18-year-old who works as a server on the show. When Sadie wins, Isaac immediately stops flirting with Scarlet and just asks if he can meet her. Scarlet gets her first glimpse at what it’s like to be eclipsed by Sadie and doesn’t like it.

The Williams family gets back to Snowberry, and they are not allowed to talk about the show. Scarlet reconnects with her friends, and the conductor of the Summerset Orchestra, who asks her to be his assistant for the Festival. Scarlet agrees so she can be a part of things. She asks the conductor if she could still play. The conductor says no, and Scarlet is humiliated. She pretends to be sick on the night of the concert so she doesn’t have to go.

Just as Scarlet is beginning to settle into the high school routine, Young Gourmet begins to air. Scarlet invites Jillian, Levi, Finn, and Melody over for her family’s big premier party. The show continues to air, and the Williams host a weekly viewing party. Scarlet worries about the attention her sister gets from her friends, so she creates a secret blog that exposes the secrets of the show and implies that Sadie’s win was rigged.

The blog spreads like wildfire, and Scarlet finally feels like the center of attention. At the semi-final viewing party, Sadie realizes that Scarlet has been sharing secrets from the show. She throws a big fit in front of everyone, embarrassing the entire Williams family. Scarlet’s parents confront her in front of everyone. Scarlet is forced to admit that she wrote the blog. Everyone leaves, and Mom tells Scarlet that she just should have been happy for her sister, because Sadie has always been happy for her. Scarlet asks if Sadie is going to lose out on her prize money. She says she’s sorry, and Mom asks Scarlet what she’s going to do to make it right.

Scarlet tries to hide out in her bedroom all weekend, but Mom keeps making her come out to do chores. Sadie avoids her and refuses to cook. Scarlet is truly sorry and apologizes to Sadie. Sadie says she forgives her, but things aren’t the same. Dad says he talked to one of the producers, and since Scarlet didn’t spoil the ending, they aren’t going to press charges.

Scarlet spends the whole day at school avoiding everyone. She had gone to the orchestra room after school to work on some of the music for the school musical with the Music Teacher. She tried to stay as late as she could, so that everyone would be gone. When she gets to her locker, she finds Jillian, Levi, Melody and Finn all waiting for her. Scarlet apologizes for what she did, and says that she was afraid she wasn’t going to be noticed anymore, even though she knows that’s not an excuse. They say they forgive her, and they apologize for making her feel unseen.

The friends decide to do what they can to make the last show for Sadie unforgettable. They plan a huge Finale Party. Scarlet is surprised to realize she feels nothing but pride for her sister. She’s not even a little bit jealous.

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Victoria Kimble is the author of the Choir Girls series and the Writing Prompts for Humans series. She is a full-fledged homebody, a so-so housekeeper, a mediocre musician, and has dreamed of writing her whole life. She lives in Littleton, Colorado with her husband, three daughters, and her lazy cat. She can usually be found reading book blurbs in the teen section of the library.

About A Summer Changes Everything

When Shelby agrees to spend the summer looking after Reese’s energetic boys there’s an undeniable and unexpected attraction there. Shelby shines light into his dark and lonely world, bringing hope to his grieving heart.
Hope that he fears will be lost again when her stay is over.
Unless he’s willing to risk everything by asking her to stay.

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Isabelle writes sweet to steamy contemporary romance primarily set in small-town Americana. Her books are full of heart, humor, and all the feels. So, if you like strong heroines, swoon-worthy heroes, snappy dialogue, and happily-ever-afters, you’ve come to the right place.

About Live Like You Are Dying: Spiritual Lessons for a Lifetime by Michael Tortorello

This Book, “Live Like You Are Dying: Spiritual Lessons for a Lifetime,” can remove self-doubt, giving you confidence in all phases of your life. It will teach you how to remove bad habits, by utilizing the body, mind, and spirit. Whether you call this book personal growth, New Age, or spiritualism, you will learn practical lessons to reach your dreams.

The methods include:

The LAW OF ATTRACTION POSITIVE THINKING AUTO-SUGGESTIONS
RULES TO REMOVE SELF-DOUBT GREATER AWARENESS GRATEFULNESS
USE OF INTUITION CREATIVITY MEDITATION FINDING LOVE
RELEASE OF REGRETS FOCUS ON THE PRESENT PROBLEM SOLVING

There is also a chapter on HEALTH and WELLNESS.
Furthermore, you will find good stress management tools.

The spiritual lessons offered will help you find PURPOSE and HAPPINESS in your life.
Love, wealth, and confidence can be easily attained by following the tools in this book.

This book is a fast read and you will learn the concepts quickly and easily.
All of the lessons and techniques taught in this book, I have used successfully throughout my life. These methods are safe, proven, and trusted by many.

Good luck,
Michael

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I write about modern-day self-help concepts and methods to reach your full potential and life-long dreams. I include original spiritual concepts and poignant personal growth ideas, transcending banal approaches to body, mind , and spirit. My creative combination of both fiction and non-fiction produces fun fantasy while teaching life's important and serious spiritual lessons.

As a physician assistant and passionate reader, I have studied the subjects of self-help, spirituality , and Cristian living for almost forty years. By operating on heart patients and treating skin cancers, I have gained a unique perspective on serious illness and death.

This spiritual book will inspire you to connect with Divine Universal Energy to find success and victory in both your life and the afterlife.

About Ascendant: Saga of Valor

Ascendant is a high fantasy tale of valor, betrayal, and the search for truth. Set in Hasbal, a city-state—once the envy of the world—rebel freedom fighters known as the “Shields of Valor” fight tirelessly against the predations of their perceived oppressor—the Lord Prime. The story primarily follows Dirk Ava, daughter of Dirk Aurel, a Chapter Head (or leader) in the resistance. Nearly a young woman, Ava has been indoctrinated in the beliefs and passion of her father and seeks nothing more than to overthrow the Lord Prime—who has by the use of Codespeak, a stripping of language and thus the complexity of thought, cowed an entire people into docility in the pursuit of utopia. Driven by the sins of Hasbals past, the people, Trusted, and ministries seek to redeem the city, but at cost, most do not even realize they are paying. Finally of age, Ava’s story of valor and retribution begins with her initiation into the Shields of Valor, but when the rare magic of Ascendancy suddenly awakens with her she finds herself betrayed by those she loves. Forced to flee, against her will, and on the run from the Lord Prime’s personal assassin and ascendant, Dirk Ava finds herself on the strange continent of Nakiaa with even stranger people. There her path collides with perhaps the only person who might be able to teach her how to use her newfound powers and one day overthrow the Lord Prime. In this journey, Ava will grapple with the consequences of her father’s sins, the burden of radical change, and the claws of a world without a care for any one individual. Ascendant seeks to explore if revolutionary change, even if for the best of intentions, can be done without the actor becoming mired in the filth of the supposed opposition. Speculative on the power of language and how it informs thought (as inspired by regimes such as North Korea’s) Ascendant allows the reader to draw their own conclusions and do so in an entertaining and fun way.

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Izaic Yorks. It sounds something like: Isaac (ok, exactly like it. . .), but my parents decided to be phonetically incorrect, so pronounce it how you want (seriously, this name has made my life a Key & Peele skit). Way too many years of running in circles have led to a career as a professional athlete and in my free time as an author. It was early on in my life, after reading "Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone", (I know, real original. . .) that I realized all I wanted to do was write stories. I spend my time writing fantastical tales, podcasting, and dadding (not sure that's a word) as a new parent. I hope you enjoy what I have to offer and if not, well it is a good thing there are million other books!
Rapid Fire Round: What does my dream date include (no, I'm not single, yeesh, this is for the lols)?
1) Coffee baby! Single origin, preferably Guatemalan, pour over with 20 oz beans. Yes, I'm that guy.
2) An argument concerning the age-old philosophical debate, "Who shot first, Han or Greedo?"
3) Backpacking, far and near, I want to taste that mountain air.

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About Little Ludlow the Bear by Cathy A. E. Bell

Little Ludlow the bear finds himself in multiple, precarious situations after his twin baby sisters are born and Mommy is too busy with the new cubs. Join Ludlow as he forages for food on his own and the pitfalls that come with trying to grow up. This adventure-filled story highlights persistence, bravery, meeting new friends, being kind to others, and that it’s okay to not grow up too fast. For ages 3 to 7.

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Cathy A. E. Bell has published many essays in multiple magazines, in addition to her children's book and her work has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize. She lives in Hickory, NC with her wonderful husband, dog and cat. Cathy loves antiques, gardening, design and decorating, and mixed-media arts.