Contemporary Fiction

Bachelor Boys is perfect for readers who enjoy light-hearted and comedic stories about the pitfalls of matchmaking. The book presents a unique and entertaining take on the age-old concept of finding love. The book's most distinctive and memorable feature is its ability to make readers laugh out loud with its witty prose and comedic situations. Readers will definitely relate to the book's endearing characters and find themselves hoping that love will prevail in the end.

This book could be a good read for those interested in dramatic love stories with unexpected twists. Sari & Sins explores the complexities of relationships, cultural expectations, and the lengths individuals will go to protect what they hold dear. Nisha Minhas' writing will leave readers captivated until the very end.

The Bride's ProtectorHer life depended on a stranger...On the morning of her wedding, Tyler Stewart looked out the wrong window and witnessed a murder. Running for her life, she opened Lucas Hawkins's door--and found her true heart's desire.But Lucas-his identity destroyed by the government he'd served--was a man with nothing. Yet something about his cool blue eyes and unreadably handsome face told Tyler that his secrets were as haunting as her own--and infinitely more dangerous ....When both their secrets eventually caught up with them, only Lucas's skills could keep them alive. But would the truth of who and what he was drive Tyler away?The Stranger She KnewSecret Agent Jordan Cross had a new chance, and a new face. But if he no longer recognized the man in the mirror, some relentless enemies - and one small family - did.Three years ago, Kathleen Sorrel's husband vanished, leaving her and their two babies on the run, with danger dogging their every step.Now the man she'd married was back - or was he? His eyes promised the love and protection he had once denied her. Her heart asked the most urgent of questions - was she a fool to believe her husband? Or a fool to believe this was her husband?

If you've got a taste for post-war intrigue peppered with Hollywood glamour and mob suspense, "Dream Town" delivers just that. David Baldacci invites you into the gritty underbelly of 1950s Los Angeles, where you'll navigate crime scenes, shady characters, and high stakes alongside Aloysius Archer. The atmospheric narrative and period detail might just transport you to that alluring and dangerous era—the perfect escape for lovers of classic detective stories.

For anyone with a penchant for travel and flora, Kincaid's "Among Flowers" will engage you with its vivid narrative of an expedition through the Himalayan wilderness, sharing insights into cultures and the delicate dance of being both an observer and participant in these majestic settings. It's the perfect companion for those who enjoy thoughtfully paced journeys, both physical and philosophical.

"Too Good To Be True" could be a really good read for someone looking for a light but engaging romance novel. The story is unique in that it follows the ups and downs of a whirlwind vacation romance that quickly blossoms into something very real, only to face skepticism from friends and family. The book also studies the challenges and complications of sustaining a holiday romance once the vacation is over. Sheila O'Flanagan's writing is easy to read and will keep the reader engaged throughout.