Drive is racing to Prime Video! Coming out soon as a movie. He's an arrogant race car driver with an attitude. She's a stubborn tire mechanic out to prove herself in a man's world. When sparks fly, will their passion make it to the finish line? ***** Dante Annunziata's arrogant personality and Italian racing legacy are the reason he's a Formula World racing champion. His pit mechanic, Savannah Jenkins is no pushover herself. This headstrong southern belle has ambitions to take her father's auto business to a whole new level. When the paparazzi stage Dante and Savannah in a pre-kiss pose, they're forced to fake a relationship to keep their jobs. But as engines rev and the season heats up, the contrived couple's hearts start racing for all the wrong reasons. Will Dante and Savannah let love take the wheel, or will their butting heads cause them to crash and burn? Original Edition: [[word count: 60,000-70,000 words]]

A curse. A deal signed with blood. Secrets, lies and heartbreak. * * * Katherine is the outcast in her family. After her father was condemned to death for unspeakable crimes, her mother took his place on the throne. Eventually, Katherine gives up hope that one day her family will treat her with the same love and acceptance as they do each other. That is, until her cousin finds out she's being forced into an arranged marriage with a cursed, half demon. Katherine agrees to help her get out of it, hoping that by the end of it, her cousin will see her in a new light. But breaking the curse won't be a walk in the park.

Graphic designers, take a seat, grab a cup of tea and come in and find yo self. This is the book to end all "types of people" books. 🐸☕ Warning: If you don't have a sense of humour, here's the door. 🚪 EXIT.

The sequel to the 2018 Watty Award winning novel MISFIT THEATER COMPANY! Having acting roles on "A Call from Midnight" was a game changer for the misfits, but Janie didn't realize it would change everything. Between a whole new theater experience at the start of their junior year, a performance of Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream," and opportunities in Hollywood, the misfits will never be the same. Can Janie maintain the confidence she found with her friends on her own? Or will everything fall apart?