A rebellious 15-year-old abandons her baby to work a job in Portugal, leaving the child to be raised by its grandmother. Across fifteen years and two continents, three generations of mothers and daughters navigate fraught relationships, and define ‘family’ on their own terms.
Thinking her army husband is dead, a woman sees little choice but to remarry. But then the love of her life comes back…
Jane Melville has done some very stupid things in her life. Having an open sexual relationship with someone who turned out to be a thieving con man and left her standing at the altar—pregnant and penniless—was one of the worst.
Eighteen-year-old Liara flees to a neighboring nation to live in peace and obscurity after overhearing a dark deal between her mother and a witch.
In 1957, a runaway teen searches for her real father on the midwest dirt-track circuit just before the first national Championship race.
Sometimes it is easier to stay hidden than to be seen. Amber Finch has always been the quiet problem-solver, the girl who keeps the world running while everyone else takes the credit. Invisible, dependable, unseen. Taking the Hale job was supposed to be simple: pay the bills, keep her head down, and manage the mess …
Kate and her mother abandon their shriveled existence for more promising prospects on the coast, where they discover everyone is eerily captivated by them. The reason why comes in the form of the man of her dreams arriving all dripping and devoted.
A commanding woman hires her childhood friend and former crush to help transform her family home into a veteran’s retreat. Little does she know, he’s had a crush on her too. They’re not teenagers anymore, and he’s not holding back his feelings like he did way back then.
Sydney and Luca return in the next installment of the series returning from there travels abroad
An age gap romance featuring a single dad who reconnects with a girl he befriended years ago before she went off to college.
That’s the vow I made my father and I intend to keep it. We’re out of the facility, yet the Organization is not out of our lives.