In 1099, a mysterious child of noble origin was taken in by Jews who had fled the Crusaders' arrival in front of Jerusalem. Years later, Ada, the descendant of this child, travels through Palestine with her father. He's a merchant and knows medicine. Ada is still very young when her father saves the life of a badly wounded knight. Sick and aged, the merchant now lives in the West with his daughter, who has grown up. Close to death, he asks a great favor to the man saved in the past. Ada, a young commoner but descendant of a mysterious lineage, becomes the wife of Reyn, the knight's son. The new husbands barely get acquainted when Reyn must embark with King Louis IX's army for Egypt. It's the seventh crusade. 'The Wolf and the Snake' is a historical romance spiced with fantasy. This story tells of the desire to conquer, the desire to love, and never to die.

Anna is a typical nerd who loves her recluse life and dwells in loneliness. Sarah is the loudmouth freaking queen, a cheerleader by heart and a sore in the eyes of many. Tragic unfolds when these two best-friends-turned-archenemies get their soul swapped. Did I say Anna is in love with Sarah's brother? Yeah it's a train wreck waiting to happen.

Nine years ago, after surviving four failed relationships, Mrinalini painstakingly understood that love was not her cup of tea. Furthermore she considered herself a commitment-phobe. Thanks to the internet for diagnosing her so easily. Then what did she do next? Striking out the option to overcome this phobia she chose to kick her heels, spread her wings and start enjoying her "single" status to the level where she would have no resentment. Well who doesn't want a life without obligations, responsibilities, everyday bickering right? But now as she's approaching her 30s , her mother practically hounds her everyday to get married. Shantadevi, her dear old mother, decides to take the reins in her hands and set her daughter up with a guy of her choice. Well Mrinalini like any other normal commitment-phobe is dead against marriage. On the other hand she somehow finds herself tangled with an eccentric ex-boyfriend, a nerdy next-door neighbor , a bossy best-friend's brother and of course the freaking fiancé of hers, at almost every turn of her life. Could she really entangle herself from this web of so called obstacles and continue loving her true self or will she ultimately succumb to her mother's wishes?

Love in an ice cream shop? Violet Davis thinks the summer after her senior year in high school will be one of the best in her young teenage life, until her mom tells her to get a summer job. Spending all those hot summer nights at the local dairy bar, scooping ice cream for sticky, sweaty toddlers and grandparents is not her idea of a good time-that is until she falls for the bad boy co-worker, the one everyone tells her to stay away from. Let's just say the ice cream in the walk-in freezer isn't the only thing that will need to cool down, especially when we add a boy from high school to the mix; sweet, cute, with a big....heart. Violet's love life becomes just like her favorite soft-serve...twisted. ** This book is rated Mature! If you blush easily, you have been warned. Also, I swear like a sailor...my characters do too. ** ** I like to incorporate music with my chapters, I will often note where I think you should begin a song, this is just a suggestion :) The YouTube video for the music is posted at the top of each chapter. There is also a Spotify Playlist: https://tinyurl.com/4ujb3fd2 ** **All locations in this book, except for the ice cream shop and the work places of other characters are real places. I have taken some liberties with the hours of these businesses, but they are all brick and mortar places that can be visited.**