Falling in Love at the Bed & Breakfast at the Beach this is two separate books. Book one is the story of Bella an interior decorator from New York, who moves to the gulf coast of Florida, buys and restores a bed and breakfast on the beach and falls in love along the way. Book two is the story of Bailey. She is Bella's best friend of many years from New York who comes to visit Bella for a vacation. She decides to stay and she to finds her happily ever after.

WELCOME TO SOMEWHERE, OREGON Nestled in a cove on Oregon's coastline, the town of Somewhere is charming, picturesque, inhabited by townsfolk who love their community—and teeming with mystery. You are invited to join the heroes and heroines of Somewhere as they solve mysteries, discover romance, experience inexplicable phenomena, and fight injustice—just the usual stuff! SOMEWHERE TO FALL IN LOVE Is there somewhere that the edges of reality and fantasy overlap? (A Beauty and the Beast Tale) Saul Flanahan, a physically challenged young man, has lived an off-grid, solitary life with his parents and enjoyed their tales about mermen and mermaids inhabiting the oceans. As a child he believed their stories, but now in his mid-twenties, he indulges their whimsical proclivities because of his love for them. However, when a beautiful young woman "supposedly" washes ashore and claims to be the Princess of the Pacific, he is sure that his parents have hired a consummate actress. As to their motive, he hasn't a clue. Raymond Johnson, III, decides to expand his non-profit veteran's organization headquartered in Portland, Oregon, to the charming and friendly coastal town of Somewhere, the birthplace of his deceased grandfather. While dining at Mama Pink's, the most popular eatery in town, he meets a cute, but clumsy waitress named Suzy, who trips and dumps his order in his lap. Rather than berate her, however, he hires her as his personal assistant. When Raymond meets Suzy's grandmother, he is confronted by a mystery involving his grandfather. Soon Raymond and Suzy are trying to piece together the senior Raymond's reason for leaving Somewhere in 1950.

A gorgeous summer read to escape with this summer!

“A love letter to the book as a physical object, a source of intellectual ardor, and a form of emotional salvation” (Salon)—and a nod to U and I, Nicholson Baker’s classic memoir about John Updike—from an award-winning author called “wonderfully bright” by The New York Times Book Review. Nearly twenty-five years ago, Nicholson Baker wrote U and I, the fretful and handwringing—but also groundbreaking—tale of his literary relationship with John Updike. U and I inspired a whole sub-genre of engaging writing about reading, but what no story of this type has ever done is tell its tale from the moment of conception, that moment when you realize that there is writer out there in the world that you must read. B & Me is that story, the story of J.C. Hallman discovering and reading Nicholson Baker…and discovering himself in the process. Our relationship to books in the digital age, the role of art in an increasingly commodified world, the power great writing has to change us, these are at the core of Hallman’s investigation of Baker—questions he’s grappled with, values he’s come to doubt. But in reading Baker’s work, Hallman discovers the key to overcoming the malaise that had been plaguing him, through the books themselves and what he finds and contemplates in his attempts to understand them and their enigmatic author. B & Me is literary self-archaeology: an irreverent, incisive story of one reader’s desperate quest to restore passion to literature, and all the things he learns along the way. “A wide-ranging and idiosyncratic career survey for Nicholson Baker’s work, a love letter to the act of reading, and a commentary on the modern novel, this is a book that readers will absolutely adore” (Publishers Weekly, starred review).

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Following the wedding of the century, American beauty, Diana Winston, and billionaire businessman, Carlo Bianca, settle into a storybook marriage. Their only child, Gabrielle, grows up in a charmed life. She marries a handsome and charming American, but all is not what it seems. Their courtship and marriage are part of an elaborate scheme to exchange his wife for her money. Author Bio: Fran Sosslau has is a graduate of the University of Maryland. She has spent most of her adult life in the field of education, first as a teacher and then as an administrator. Writing has always been an important part of her life. She co-authored and published a Kindergarten language program that was used extensively throughout private schools in the last decade. This is her first work of fiction. She presently lives in Clearwater Florida with her husband, Michael, and her schnauzer, Sammie. She has a grown son and daughter and a two year old grandson. keywords: Novel, Baltimore, Rich, Billionaire, Gold Digger, Tragic, Romance, Survival

The Advocate is a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) monthly newsmagazine. Established in 1967, it is the oldest continuing LGBT publication in the United States.