Multicultural

Draven Harvey came home to Ironhaven, South Dakota, to settle down. The retired Marine was done with serving his country and just wanted a peaceful life working his father’s ranch. The Silver Creek Ranch was for men like him–broken and needing help finding their place in society. After his time in the military, he wants to be left alone. Ranching was to be his life. Cashea Moss took notice of the grumpy town hero who came to the bar where she sang every weekend. She was new to town, but she’d heard plenty about Draven.

He's the troublemaking, foul-mouth hockey goalie who always gets what he wants. She's the shy, anxiety-filled, dog lover who just so happens to be the key to him playing this season. Add in striking a win-win deal that includes a fake relationship and these two college students have one complicated year ahead of them.

Making it to the Major Leagues is all rookie ballplayer Rob Lee has ever dreamed of. But now, he's a little overwhelmed with his new celebrity status. Everyone wants a piece of the new heavy hitter for the Indianapolis Bobcats. Still, he's worked hard for it, and he doesn't have many regrets. Although there is one.

On the eve of his thirtieth birthday, Arjun Chowdhury is handsome, successful . . . and single. When Arjun's mother offers to set him up with an arranged marriage, he reluctantly accepts. However, he realizes that even a "straightforward" road to the altar has its bumps. The biggest bump of all is Nisha Nandan, a failed romance novelist whose chance meeting with Arjun leads to an undeniable connection. With the date of his wedding quickly approaching, Arjun must decide: should he listen to his heart, or to his brain?

Une romance historique douce, une fuite périlleuse, un avenir pour lequel il vaut la peine de se battre. L'amour est une rébellion dangereuse dans un monde où la liberté n'est qu'un rêve lointain. Elara n'a connu que les chaînes et la peur depuis qu'elle a été capturée et vendue à un brutal propriétaire de plantation. Mais la seule lueur d'espoir dans sa vie a toujours été Nathaniel, le fils du maître, qui, même enfant, osait la regarder autrement.