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Do you ever want to run away from your life? Alina Ionescu treats herself to a one-way ticket to Mexico and disappears without warning, leaving behind a lackluster job, a cheating boyfriend, and an overly critical stepmother. But once the adrenaline rush wears off she finds herself alone in a luxury hotel room she can’t afford having to deal with all her old problems and some new complications as well. $0.99 on Kindle.

There’s a professional killer gunning for Britain’s Prime Minister, and it’s up to the head of British Security Service and a top CIA agent to stop him. MI5 Director Spencer Hall and CIA agent Jack Stein go way back, so when Stein tells Hall there’s a plot against the Prime Minister, and isn’t the least bit surprised to learn the KGB’s behind it. The killer may be a current or ex-British agent, meaning Hall and Stein must put together their own close-knit team to crack the case. It’s not only Spencer’s career on the line. It may be his own life too. $2.99 on Kindle. 

BETTER CHANGE THE LOCKS. BOBBY DID. Corridor Man: Valentine is a novella. Disbarred attorney Bobby Custer continues to use murder, treachery and perversion in an ongoing effort to increase his personal gains. Ever the charmer, Bobby provides Emily with an unforgettable valentine that up until now she could only dream about. Together they forever mark the day with a memorable secret. Psychotic, sociopathic, always charming– and you thought he was here to help. $0.99 on Kindle. 

The dark can be scary, especially when you don’t know what you’re afraid of. But you’re not alone, most of us have felt scared at night and the dark’s not actually so bad. Discover some of the reasons for our fear, meet friendly animals who play in the night and learn to think of the dark in a new way. Oh and just in case some monsters are real…you’ll be reminded that you’re braver than you may think! $0.99 on Kindle.

Raised dirt poor in one of the worst parts of town, La-La is determined not end up like the generations of her family before her: a mother when she’s barely in her teens, getting caught up in the drug game, or just plain stuck living hand-to-mouth in the projects for the rest of her life. She’s got big dreams, not to mention the rare combination of a sharp mind, runway model looks, and a killer bod, all of which she plan on using to get the hell out of the ghetto. Free on Kindle.

Sometimes you get older before you actually grow up, and twenty-seven-year-old Kennedy James is about to discover just that. Sure, she has a fiancé and a future, but she realizes (just in time) that it isn’t quite the future she wants—much to her down-home Arkansan family’s chagrin. Stifled by the conventions of Southern society, the expectations of older generations, and the everyday struggles of being a responsible adult and professional woman, Kennedy is in desperate need of a change. She ditches the ring and starts over closer to home. With the help of a lively best friend, a new puppy, and a few nights with too much alcohol (OK, maybe more than a few), her decision to embark on a “Year of Yes” drives her closer and closer to her true self. Through everything, she slowly discovers a person she can truly love—the quirky, empowered, karaoke-loving Kennedy she hasn’t had the pleasure of meeting yet. $2.99 on Kindle.

A chance meeting changes Monte’s and Kathryn’s lives forever. Their whirlwind courtship results in marriage and is dubbed a fairy tale by friends and family. Now Monte is dead and Kathryn has to deal with her grief. Russ, Monte’s best friend and partner is there for her to help her through her grief and harbors a secret of his own. $0.99 on Kindle.