⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ From the USA Today Bestselling Author of Bundle of Trouble ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Enjoy this hilarious series.”—Kate Carlisle, New York Times bestselling author “Howlingly funny! Orgain’s talent for humor and romance shine in this thoroughly delightful mystery series!"–Krista Davis, New York Times bestselling author When a handsome stranger whisks into Pacific Cove everyone (and their dogs) takes notice. Four dog owners with a few tricks up their sleeves A female sleuth in over her head A careful cop protecting his promotion A talented chef romanced the town A stolen painting Welcome to... YAPPY HOUR In the peaceful coastal town of Pacific Cove, four unlikely friends meet weekly at the beach to walk their dogs, they call themselves the Roundup Crew. When a stranger whisks into town and things begin to disappear, the crew suddenly finds themselves in the middle of Yappy Hour discussing suspects. As the crimes begin to mount, can our hilarious gang, along with the help of their canine crew, catch the thief, before it's too late?

Effervescent, poignant and full of hard-won humor, Elissa Bass’s HAPPY HOUR is everything you want from a summer (or fall, winter, spring) read. You’ll finish the last page with the warm glow of a “happy hour” well spent, but not soon forgotten. — Megan Abbott, New York Times bestselling author of DARE ME and THE TURNOUT HAPPY HOUR is a sparkling novel with one of the bravest, most fascinating heroines you’ll ever meet. KK Rhinehart faces heartbreak head-on, with humor to combat the self-doubt, with the help of amazing friends, and with a most unexpected and wildly exciting chance at new love. Elissa Bass has created indelible characters, psychologically rich and true. She writes with wit and irony, with an open heart, and with the ability to make this poignant story in a seductive seaside setting read like a thriller. I couldn’t stop turning the pages, and I’ll admit that I was beaming through tears more than once. HAPPY HOUR has just become one of my favorite novels! — Luanne Rice, New York Times bestselling author of 37 novels, including LAST NIGHT KK Rhinehart finds an unfamiliar iPhone in her husband’s car, and what she discovers on it ends her 25-year marriage. At the age of 55, and already feeling wrecked physically and mentally by menopause, she’s ready to give up. Desperate to hide, she retreats to her family’s Cape Cod summer beach house in the off-season. But KK’s two siblings and her two closest friends refuse to let her waste away on the couch. Their over-the-top support ranges from makeovers to hot yoga. Then, she meets bartender Jay. With beautiful eyes and big hands, KK calls the much younger man “Surfer Guy” and can barely string a sentence together around him, but what she thinks is a one-sided, silly crush turns into intense interest from Jay. KK might be able to find her joy again, but before that happens, she must navigate viral TikTok videos, a national debate on reverse age-gap dating, heartbreaking loss, and a whole lot of kitchen dancing. In this hilarious, inspirational take on love with a younger man, mid-life changes have never been this much fun.

Welcome to Midlife Happy Hour! Elaine Ambrose boldly writes her latest kiss-my-attitude book as a sassy sequel to Midlife Cabernet. Ambrose shares her festive life experiences and career-crushing anecdotes as she explains how to remain relevant after age 50, why grown children make great travel companions, and how to balance midlife without falling over. Ambrose notes that her feminine mystique sprung a leak after years of competing as a funny female in a serious male job market. Now the hard work is done, and she invites midlife women to join her for Happy Hour.

In this stand-alone middle-grade novel set in the same world as A Dog-Friendly Town, Josephine Cameron delivers a mystery full of prime-time puppers, Houdini-inspired whodunits, and a reminder that puzzles are best solved with a little teamwork. Eleven-year-old Rondo McDade is starting to feel left out. His older brother, Epic, is heading into high school, and his younger sister, Elvis, is always mad at him. His parents keep pushing him out of their dog-friendly bed and breakfast, the Perro del Mar, and into the company of the new kid in town while a famous TV show films on location at the Perro. It’s an important week for the town, and everyone knows Rondo has a history of causing trouble. Even if he doesn’t mean to. But when canine actors start to disappear, including Carmelito’s most beloved celebrity doggo, Pico Boone, Rondo is sure he knows who did it. Can he win back his family’s trust and crack the case before Pico is lost forever?

Many women of faith want to be in a relationship with a man of faith. Not an easy task in today's society where so many people don't even believe in God. So they use their faith and ask God to handle it. They pray for a man that pleases them and God. But when your timing doesn't match God's, the wait seems too long. Your faith starts to waiver until you finally stop believing God will ever answer. Erica lost faith for a while, but because God had been so faithful in every other area of her life, she could not give up on Him forever; she returned to prayer. Because she wanted to make sure she didn't miss God's answer, she asked for a sign, a "fleece" request like Gideon in the bible. And God said, sure. But when the answer came Erica was challenged to have faith yet again. It didn't look like what she expected. Would she trust God and believe that this would work in her favor? Or, would she stop trusting God, choose her will over God's will? What would you do?