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Joseph DiProspero loses his mother tragically, at age 4, then his father by age 13. Now an orphan he and his brothers are forced to live with their older sisters and their sons, facing a life of poverty. Joseph manages to stay in school where he meets "Anna". They become high school sweethearts; she introduces him to her family and they "rescue" him from certain destitution. As the U.S. enters World War II, Joseph enlists in the Army Air Force and fights for his Country. Anna, against her parent's wishes, elopes to the State of Washington to marry the love of her life. They marry and conceive a child, but it is stillborn. After the death of their only child, Anna cannot have more children; 10 years later she and Joseph adopt a baby girl, Diane. Joseph's childhood struggles only prove to be the beginning of many hardships, and although he and Anna have their own child, Anna has her own demons. Together Joseph and Diane form an unbreakable and heroic bond as they try to help Anna survive her storms. Decades later, a shocking twist of fate changes Diane's life forever. A father/daughter story of loyalty, adoption, addiction and resilience, and a love that triumphs all.
After suffering years of abuse at the hands of her husband, just when she thought there was no hope left, Alexis is unexpectedly swept off her feet by the brooding and handsome Blake. Unbeknownst to her, Blake has his share of issues as well—Blake's football career is flashing before his eyes due to his temper on the field. Blake, to also felt there was no hope left and was ready to give up when he suddenly meets the woman of his dreams. Together the two begin to heal each other's wounded hearts while falling passionately in love. Alexis knows that Henry is a terrible person, but she has no idea just what he is capable of. Henry will stop at nothing to get his wife back, even if it means taking any life that tries to get in his way.
Have you ever regretted a lost love? Karan and Shruti are a happily married couple. Until Karan's ex resurfaces into his life one day. Soon Karan finds himself getting nostalgic over matters of the heart and thinking fondly of his first romance. Will he put his steady and seemingly perfect marriage at stake for his ex-girlfriend? Meanwhile his best friend Aditya finds his own relationship with his wife Jasmine going through an emotional turmoil. Will both friends work towards keeping their marriage afloat, or make a decision they would later regret?
In part one of “It was always You” Nehemiah and Slim committed themselves to each other, no matter the cost. In part two, their loyalty is tested. When secrets are revealed, and betrayal is made known, the roles reverse. It is no longer Nehemiah who has reservations about their commitment, but Slim. Fatima has secrets of her own. Secrets that make it almost impossible for her to accept love from Quentin or anyone else. Known as a man who always gets what he wants, Quentin is up against the biggest fight of his life – choosing to love a woman through her pain, even if it causes him pain in the process, or letting her go and wondering... what if? Both couples battle their pasts and secrets threatening their futures. Both couples can say, “It was always you,” but in the end... they must decide... if love is really worth it.
When the one you hate is the one you love, things can get a little complicated. Love and Hate are often opposite sides of the same coin and sometimes, it can be hard to find your way to love. We all have a tendency to ignore our feelings until someone walks into our lives and makes us crazy. What happens when the person you think you don’t want anything to do with, is the very person you want to spend the rest of your life with? Each story in this anthology will remind you: things are never what they seem and love can be found in the darnedest places. Thrill of the Heart is a series of stories set in an anthology playing with different romance tropes in the vein of Hallmark Romance. So, if you love a Happily Ever After, this story is for you.
He’s the bad boy quarterback, one scandal away from being traded. She’s the squeaky-clean pop star with a morality clause hanging around her neck. And they can’t keep their hands off each other. Cassian Ellis fell in love with Gigi Cavanaugh when he was a kid. But he couldn’t have her, because her dad--his mentor — promised to take him all the way to the pros. The price: stay away from his daughter. But Gigi was embedded in his soul — there was no distancing himself from her. And, senior year in high school, in a moment of desperation when he couldn’t take all the want and love and lust, he ended things in the worst way possible. Now, nine years later, he’s forced to do charity work to clean up his party boy image. And guess who’s working right alongside him? Gigi can't believe her bad luck. She's on the same charity tour as Cassian Ellis. And, with the press recording their every move, she has to pretend to like the man who tore out her heart and stomped all over it. But Cassian's determined to win her back. Only, someone’s leaking photographs, and headlines about the bad boy quarterback corrupting the squeaky-clean pop star could sink both their dreams. Can their love overcome all the world has put between them?
Tyler Schaeffer’s whole world has been yanked out from under him. Job? Gone. Marriage? Kaput. With nothing to keep him in Chicago, he’s headed home to Seattle to lick his wounds and start over. To his surprise, his high school best friend—the man he ghosted five years ago—swoops in to help him pick up the pieces. Justin Tucker still stings over Tyler vanishing, but when his old friend needs help, saying no is out of the question. Justin’s got a spare room, and he’ll do anything he can to help Tyler get back on his feet. As the guys find their way back to friendship, Justin’s old feelings find their way back to the surface. He long ago made peace with Tyler being straight, but that doesn’t make twenty years of longing any easier to bear. Now he’s wondering if he can really handle having the man of his dreams living under his roof and out of his reach. Except maybe Tyler isn’t as far out of reach as either man thinks… It Was Always You is an M/M contemporary friends to lovers romance with a gay awakening and a happy ending. This book is light on heat but heavy on feels.
Their souls had tied them to one another before their mouths exchanged their first words. Nehemiah Walker and Monroe “Slim” Campbell have gone to the same church for years, but it isn’t until Slim’s life is placed on the line at work that they speak to each other. Instantly, a bond binds their souls together in a way that neither expected or desire to break loose from. Even though their union has increased their happiness, it has wreaked havoc for those around them – mainly Nehemiah’s family and the mother of his three children. Church musician by day and drug dealer by night, Nehemiah has had no desire to leave the game behind or cut ties with his scheming, controlling father and the church or his unfaithful and unappreciative baby mama. It isn’t until he met Monroe that that changed. With Nehemiah carrying so many secrets for his father and the church, enemies and threats surface from the most unexpected places, but Nehemiah is willing to go to hell and back to secure the small piece of peace and heaven he’s found in Monroe.
Losing a friend is never easy. But losing a friend and knowing the blame resides entirely on your shoulders is something else entirely. Tessa Shay had spent her life surrounded by a father and two brothers who loved and protected her. Having lost her mother at a young age, Tessa quickly learned that to survive growing up in an all male household she had to become strong and fiercely independent. It was easy to do, knowing that they always had her back. Then one day her youngest brother came home on leave from the military and brought with him a man she quickly fell in love with. Having no family of his own, Jack Sanders was more than happy to accept his friends invitation to go home with him between missions. He looked forward to being around a family, even if it couldnt be his own, to recharge and get ready for the next deployment. At least he had been, until he walked into the Shay residence and was introduced to Tessa. From that moment on he was lost. Not wanting to betray his friend, he heeded the warning to steer clear of Tessa, but watched and protected her from a distance as she grew from an immature adolescent to a beautiful young woman. But now, as he watched her from across a crowded room, he knew without a doubt that something was terribly wrong. Tessa tried valiantly to avoid Jack, knowing he would only dig until he learned her secrets. If he knew the truth of what happened to her, she would lose him forever. Tessa didnt want anyone involved with the violence that had touched her. Nor did she want to be responsible for the harm that could come to those she loved most. Jack, however, had other ideas...
A woman struggles to navigate a new relationship until a sudden tragedy dredges up her troubled past in “this gripping psychological suspense” novel (Dea Poirier, bestselling author of Next Girl to Die). Morgan isn’t sure about her new boyfriend, Justin. He seems great most of the time, but a recent argument left her feeling shaken. Morgan’s neurologist—who she’s been seeing ever since the hit and run accident she survived as a child—reminds her that she has a bad history of sabotaging relationships. It would be disastrous if she fell back into that pattern. Now Justin and Morgan are taking a romantic weekend getaway. But Justin’s behavior becomes increasingly erratic—and runs the car into a tree. When Morgan wakes up in the hospital to find that Justin is dead, she has little time to grapple with the news before detectives arrive to question her about the crash. The detectives think Morgan is responsible for Justin’s death, and to in order to prove her innocence, she’ll have to unlock the dark secrets of her past.