
Maggie Kelly Romeo and Gian Romeo have a great time playing opposing roles in the courtroom. But a vacancy on the bench proves disastrous when both are asked to apply. “This hot, funny, smart romantic comedy will make readers think of a great Tracy and Hepburn film, with a side dish of hearty passion. Fran Baker knows how to generate heat and humor!” --Deborah Smith, New York Times bestselling author of Charming Grace

Jace O’Keefe stumbles, injured, into Shell Landry’s house in the teeth of a terrible storm. Has he come to betray her past and reveal the secret she must, at all costs, protect? When she discovers his true reason for coming, she knows she must help him, but doing so leads her deeper and deeper into love with a man she cannot trust. Contemporary Romance by Judy Griffith Gill; originally published by Loveswept

Christina Malcolm Childe has been engaged to Harry Winchester for years. But when he finds himself the Duke of Sommersville with a crumbling estate, he must marry immediately. Christina’s magical gift is reading auras, and Harry’s estate is rife with ghosts. But her greatest challenge is discovering the cause of the laughing Harry’s dark and bitter aura. Historical paranormal romance by Patricia Rice; originally published by Signet

Willow Evans doesn’t believe in vampires until she discovers that Dr. Jonathan Raven doesn’t cast a reflection in a mirror. She doesn’t believe in ghosts, either, until she traps Johnny, Raven’s Shade, in a mirror. Both men want her. Johnny loves her. Raven needs her to regain his mortal soul. Which one will Willie choose? Contemporary Paranormal Romance by Lynn Michaels; originally published by Harlequin Temptation

Liz Sullivan has a past. So she keeps pretty much to herself, living and freelance writing in her VW bus in Palo Alto, California. Then the body of Pigpen Murphy is found under her vehicle. Detective Paul Drake thinks she did it—maybe—so Liz can use the help of her few friends and the ladies in her writing workshop—but there’s one problem she has to settle alone. 1st Liz Sullivan Mystery; originally published by Fawcett