Genevieve loves to tell a good story. She loves to read a good story, but fighting to get the words on the page is exhausting. As an aspiring writer, Genni joins Book Club looking for inspiration and a chance to tell others about her heartfelt tales. With a mind toward writing a bestselling novel, Genni is completely unprepared for the twist her life will take when she meets the magical matchmaker, Dr. Lachele. Can a dream become your real life? Can a dyslexic author find freedom not in the written word but as a traveling storyteller in the heart of true love? Find out now.

Genevieve loves to tell a good story. She loves to read a good story, but fighting to get the words on the page is exhausting. As an aspiring writer, Genni joins Book Club looking for inspiration and a chance to tell others about her heartfelt tales. With a mind toward writing a bestselling novel, Genni is completely unprepared for the twist her life will take when she meets the magical matchmaker, Dr. Lachele. Can a dream become your real life? Can a dyslexic author find freedom not in the written word but as a traveling story-teller in the heart of true love? Find out now.

Hers is the show business saga you think you already know--but you ain't seen nothin' yet. Rose Thompson Hovick, mother of June Havoc and Gypsy Rose Lee, went down in theatrical history as "The Stage Mother from Hell" after her immortalization on Broadway in Gypsy: A Musical Fable. Yet the musical was 75 percent fictionalized by playwright Arthur Laurents and condensed for the stage. Rose's full story is even more striking. Born fearless on the North Dakota prairie in 1891, Rose Thompson had a kind father and a gallivanting mother who sold lacy finery to prostitutes. She became an unhappy teenage bride whose marriage yielded two entrancing daughters, Louise and June. When June was discovered to be a child prodigy in ballet, capable of dancing en pointe by the age of three, Rose, without benefit of any theatrical training, set out to create onstage opportunities for her magical baby girl--and succeeded. Rose followed her own star and created two more in dramatic and colorful style: "Baby June" became a child headliner in vaudeville, and Louise grew up to be the well-known burlesque star Gypsy Rose Lee. The rest of Mama Rose's remarkable story included love affairs with both men and women, the operation of a "lesbian pick-up joint" where she sold homemade bathtub gin, wild attempts to extort money from Gypsy and June, two stints as a chicken farmer, and three allegations of cold-blooded murder--all of which was deemed unfit for the script of Gypsy. Here, at last, is the rollicking, wild saga that never made it to the stage.

Will Harris, a legendary gun fighter and one of the last living Confederate veterans, turns 100 on July 3, 1939. A parade is held in his honor, and newspapers and magazines from across the country send reporters to cover the event. Charles Case, a reporter from the Dallas Morning News, is one of these. He finds much more than he expected: two families involved in a blood feud that goes back to a train robbery in 1868; and to complicate matters, a boy from one of the families in love with a girl from the other. The book has an epic, mythical quality, reminiscent of Raintree County and Look Homeward, Angel.

Still new to Biders Clump Grady Gatlin is working hard to be the best teacher he can for any student who is willing to learn. His gentle, quiet nature makes him popular among the children and parents but a busy schedule and a pile of marking cannot truly fill his heart. Rebecca Carol is more than surprised to find herself the caretaker of the Biders Clump Boarding House, but is grateful for a chance to get away from the shame of failure and the constant reminder that she was too weak to be a useful vessel for God. As Rebecca settles into her new life, will the failures of the past follow her or can a handsome young teacher show her that lifes’ trials are only stepping-stones to something more? Will Grady figure out the mystery behind the young woman who has come to look after his home before he completely loses his heart or will tragedy dash all hope of joy? Sometimes you have to go to the wrong place to discover where you truly belong.

Cameron Royal is a careful man, avoiding drama and entanglements on the open range, but as the years slip by the idea of something more permanent starts to have an appeal. Aquila Adams, the oldest daughter of the Rocking A range is book smart, determined, and willing to put herself at risk to save the ranch. When the two meet will a careful cowboy and an amateur accountant add up or will the whole thing go bust? Find out if a peppermint loving bull, a sneaky little sister, and some nosy neighbors can save the day, in this sweet historical western romance.