Lulama is the princess in her school play. She should wear her new glasses. But if she wears them, will the handsome prince kiss her? A story set in South Africa.

"Do you know what it takes... to buy a man's silence?" A dirty and lewd communion... You wouldn't do this sort of thing with a 16-year old...!

It’s 1939 in Poland, and Arab knows that standing up for anyone—especially her Jewish family—only paints a target on her back. So she plans to survive the Nazi occupation the way she always has: disguise herself as an Aryan boy, lead her street gang, and sell whatever she can steal. But though Arab starts the war with the one goal of staying alive, others have different ideas for her. When a stranger asks for her help with a covert rescue mission, Arab has to make a choice. Trying to be a hero is a surefire way to get killed. But if she doesn’t do it, who will? Hard-hitting and unforgettable, The Girl Who Wouldn’t Die is a story about survival, the necessity of resistance, and the hope that can be found when the world is at its darkest.

When Summer's fiancé, Trevor, decides that he needs a break from their ten-year relationship, she is beyond devastated and can only think of the wedding invitations that are collecting dust on the shelf in their bedroom. With no friends or siblings to reach out to, she is forced to call her mother who has doubted her relationship with Trevor since day one. Before spilling the beans, her mother invites her to spend a portion of her vacation in sunny Miami. The invitation goes in one ear and out the other until Summer discovers that Trevor has already moved on. Right away, she realizes that she can't handle seeing him with another woman, and hauls ass to Miami. Shortly after she arrives, she bumps into an old friend and lets her hair down. While enjoying the single life, Summer gets frisky with someone who is off limits and manages to get tangled in a web of seduction and deceit.

Two 'odd couples' recently released from a mental hospital and living in an apartment house for the rehabilitation of psychiatric patients.

Float like a butterfly. Kill like a swallowtail. Scott knows his boring day is over the second a bloody and scared George Kelvin crashes into his office, claiming people are trying to kill him. He knows he should pass the case over to one of his brothers, but he can't seem to do it. The strength and resilience of the man mixed with a quirky sense of humor fascinate him. He may be a human in the company of powerful shifters, but he's just as deadly and well trained as the rest of his brothers. With devious CIA agents, foreign forces gunning for what George possesses and George's power-hungry father, who is also Deputy Director of the FBI, Scott begins to wonder if he's bitten off more than he can chew. George always knew his father was dangerous and cruel. However, he never thought that those titles would inadequately sum up the lengths his father is willing to go to, to get what he wants. The only chance he has is using whatever is on file against his father. Staying alive to do that is another challenge. When he runs into the Shifter Protection Specialists, Inc. office, he's desperate, but isn't convinced anyone can protect him from his father. Risking more than he'd thought possible, he discovers that maybe he is more than he's always been taught to believe. One thing is for certain—his father is not going to give up easily.