#1 In Airbus, #1 in Exaggeration, #2 in Dealership, and #1 in Automotive (as of 8/31/24)! In the frosty heart of Dark Dimension, New York, where the snowflakes dance year-round, lies the enigmatic company, Snowbaroo. Meet George, with his commanding presence and revolutionary ideas, Isaac, the genius with a chemistry fixation, and Alex, whose footwork is as nimble on the showroom floor as it is on the field. Then there's Ben, the head of sales and service alike, Frederick, the eloquent scribe, and the brothers, Wil and Orv, whose greatest dream is making Back to the Future 2 a reality. JT infuses the taste of a connoisseur with his musical talent, and Brooke joins the cast... Cover design by Grisly Harper Cover images from Creative Commons; attributions provided in Author's Note

𝑳𝒂𝒓𝒔𝒊 I'm done with the violence, the killing, the masked men following my every step. When my crime lord of a father shipps me off to marry of all people Luc frigging Verbruggen, I decide to leave, for good. And so far it seems none of his contractors (personal assassin footmen assholes) have been able to find me. Of course not, I have ditched my phone--which was tracked--and paid for the plane ticket with solid cash. There is no lead. At least none that I know of. 𝑨𝒍𝒆𝒄 Her beauty is infuriating, something which is never meant to be mine and yet I can't stay away from her. And although I have told myself I can't have her, it doesn't mean I can't protect her from the world she's living in--from the world her father has created, Mr Delacourt, my boss. Years I have watched her and protected her from a distance, without her ever knowing who I am, but when I happen to be the person who saw her board the plane to Naples, I was sent after her. For the first time ever it's just me and her and I feel left with a choice. Will I take her back to her father and have him force her to marry Luc? Or will I risk a chance to introduce myself to her?

When a group of college friends go on a trip to a Lake house, they expect a week to remember. When eerie things occur, they begin to feel as though they are being watched. When a member of their group goes missing, it is up to Elettra to discover what is going on. The only problem is that in order to find their missing friend, they must also find every town resident that had vanished over night.

What if the devil and angel on your shoulders paid a visit to you in real life? When Vance (a demon) and Charlotte (an angel) are sent to earth on very opposing teams, they have one thing in common: Eli Morgan, a nerdy college freshman. Vance is determined to lead Eli into a life of partying, while Charlotte wants to help Eli graduate and pursue his dream career. Although their hatred and tension towards each other is at an all time high, the demon and angel can't seem put out the growing flame and attraction. When Eli is kidnapped by an infamous paranormal investigator/ demon hunter, it's up to Charlotte and Vance to rescue him. Can they put aside their differences long enough to work together? Or will the past resurface to ruin them both?

This is a close-to-home vignette revolving around a real scenario recalled through a network of friends. It's a poignant statement, even if it's rather short! Also, it is a more apparent work than I normally do, but definitely in the vein of social commentary and romance. Disclaimer: All names are fictional except in the case of reference to contemporary culture and content is aimed towards older teens and adults, though there is no explicit content or content unsuitable for PG-13 audiences.

She flies high, but she writes low. Meet Mallory "Aspen" Chanute, an introverted medevac pilot who's as keen on the flight deck as she is sultry in the bedroom. Explore her most intimate inclinations, tucked in a modern-style memoir. Warning: This book contains explicit language, candid sexual discussion, intimate thoughts, and steamy scenes. Brace yourself for some possibly disturbing scenes of transporting patients in very critical condition and minor graphic depictions of blood, injuries, and trauma related to medevac operations. All sexual acts are between consenting adult (18+) characters.

Unveil the intriguing world of April Bowers, a Gen Z nuclear engineering scholar and a professional pole dancer. This candid yet probingly thoughtful tale, like its protagonist, leaves much more to be explored beyond first impressions... Warning: This book contains some explicit language, implied nudity, and suggestive scenes. Brace yourself for a compelling critique of societal norms, calculus, and one really cool protagonist. This book is aimed to be PG-13, but it is recommended that it be read by an audience of 16+ or at reader's own discretion.