An Unexpected Affair

Will her shameful secret be exposed? Evie Katner has a shameful secret. One that forced her to abandon a very successful acting career. But now she's back and...and she wants this role! It was perfect for her! It was everything she needed to prove her place as a serious actor! The only thing...she had to trick the director/producer into giving her the part. Brock Severson is furious when he realizes that the woman who tried out for the role is none other than Evely Katner. She left the industry under a cloud of shame. No one knew why she'd left the acting world – but rumors were rampant! He couldn't allow Evie to ruin his film but...but she's perfect for the role. Evie brought more to the complicated role than he could have hoped for! Plus, he's stunned at how much he wanted her! Could he keep his mind on the job when his body wanted nothing more than to ignore the past and risk it all with the dangerous Evie?
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The Bonus Material: On Dublin Street, Book 6.8

Throughout the years, fans of the International Bestselling On Dublin Street Series have received behind the scenes bonus material as part of series promotions. Finally, all of those bonus scenes are now available in one novella. On Dublin Street: The Bonus Material includes: Joss and Braden Two shorts - An On Dublin Street Christmas and An On Dublin Street Halloween. Five fan-favorite scenes from On Dublin Street re-written from Braden's perspective, two of which have never before been published. A never before published Braden "Before Jocelyn" scene. Jo and Cam A fan-favorite scene from Down London Road re-written from Cam's perspective. The never before published cut prologue. Olivia and Nate Two fan-favorite scenes from Before Jamaica Lane re-written from Nate's perspective. Hannah and Marco A...
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Numbers: Rational, Irrational, and Accidental

Martine's former grandmother-in-law Mimi has died, and has asked Martine to collect her papers in person. Afraid of dealing with former in-laws, Martine enlists her intermittent boyfriend Francis to accompany her. What she finds in Mimi's papers is rivaled only by what she discovers about herself and Francis during their road trip.This story was originally begun under the National Novel Writing Month Organization (NaNoWriMo.org) for 2013. Now enjoy the completed story.Join the IPMA agents on another Institute for the Preservation of Magical Artifacts adventure, this time at the North Pole during Christmas 2013 to help quash a hostile takeover. The Yeti clan of North America have decided to take Santa's workshop for their own and will use magic, their ferocity, and their sheer numbers to make it happen. Who among the IPMA agents can stop them?Something fishy was up, Joshua knew it. What were the little fuzzy white hair balls that could seemingly use magic to grow to fifteen feet tall in the blink of an eye doing? Were they migrating north for the Holidays? And who were these men in black suits at his doorstep when after he tried to report what he'd seen on the internet.Will he be the key to preventing a hostile take over of Santa's workshop by the Yeti? Will the agents of the IPMA trust him to unlock the secrets of defending the North Pole if he is?As a follow up to "The Old Silk Hat", "Seeing Devils" and "Troll Brother" see what happens in a magic vs. technology battle to save Christmas Morning.
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Home Girl

"Wheatle returns to the world of his award-winning Crongton books with what Atom is calling his most powerful and personal novel yet. Naomi Brisset is a teenage girl growing up too fast in the UK care system. Her journey through a series of foster homes exposes the unsettling, often heartwrenching truth of this life. Yet despite the grit, Wheatle's writing is as rich and warm as ever, bringing courage and hope to an unforgettable heroine's story."—Bookseller (UK), Editors' Choice"Teenager Naomi, old before her time and as vulnerable as she is fierce, is growing up in the care system. Foster homes and pupil referral units reveal the unsettling, often bewildering reality of this existence. Wheatle's empathy, authentic characters, and rich dialogue illuminate the dark."—Observer Magazine (UK)"Another powerful and poignant novel deftly created by one of the most prolific master novelists on either side of the pond. Home...
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