Welcome back to the Holly Ridge - Winterberry Glen Holiday Festival, best in New England.The last person Austin Owens expects to find at Santa's workshop is his ex-boyfriend.Ten years ago Brody Walker left Austin for law school, leaving only a note and a broken heart behind. Now, Brody's back, wearing a big red suit and Austin's just agreed to be his elf.Brody isn't the same person he was ten years ago. As a professional Santa, he jumps at the opportunity to fill-in at the Holiday festival in the hometown of the only man he's ever loved. Brody heads back to Winterberry Glen with only one thing on his Christmas list: a second chance.Can they put the past behind them for the chance to build something new, together?Make You Mine This Christmas is the second interconnected-standalone in the Holly Ridge series. Inside you'll find Christmas puns, second chances, forced proximity, and open-door steamy scenes with a Happily Ever After...

Hannah Lynn's GORGEOUS series continues as Daisy May looks ahead to her happy ever after...It's time to meet the family...Daisy May thought she had everything figured out. After successfully establishing her coffee shop at the idyllic Wildflower Lock and with things going well with charming Theo, she was ready to embrace her happily ever after. But when Theo pops the question, the happiness is overtaken by worries.Because meeting Theo's family for the first time is not accompanied by the warm welcome she hoped for. Theo's parents disapprove of her and they have no qualms in showing it. And when they reveal secrets about Theo's past, Daisy is left in a spiral.As insecurities creep in, and with even her own mother expressing her doubts, Daisy begins to question her future with Theo.Will love conquer all, or will she give in to her fears and cancel the wedding?The heartwarming conclusion to the Wildflower Lock series, a...

A highly anticipated, sweeping debut set in a unified Korea that tells the story of three estranged siblings —two human, one robot—as they collide against the backdrop of a murder investigation to settle old scores and make sense of their shattered childhood , perfect for fans of Klara and the Sun and We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves. In a reunified Korea of the future, robots have been integrated into society as surrogates, servants, children, and even lovers. Though boundaries between bionic and organic frequently blur, these robots are decidedly second-class citizens. Jun and Morgan, two siblings estranged for many years, are haunted by the memory of their lost brother, Yoyo, who was warm, sensitive, and very nearly human. Jun, a war veteran turned detective of the lowly Robot Crimes Unit in Seoul, becomes consumed by an investigation that reconnects him with his sister Morgan, now a prominent robot designer working for a top firm, who is, embarrassingly, dating one of her creations in secret. On the other side of Seoul in a junkyard filled with abandoned robots, eleven-year-old Ruijie sifts through scraps looking for robotic parts that might support her failing body. When she discovers a robot boy named Yoyo among the piles of trash, an unlikely bond is formed since Yoyo is so lifelike, he’s unlike anything she’s seen before. While Morgan prepares to launch the most advanced robot-boy of her career, Jun’s investigation sparks a journey through the underbelly of Seoul, unearthing deeper mysteries about the history of their country and their family. The three siblings must find their way back to each other to reckon with their pasts and the future ahead of them in this poignant and remarkable exploration of what it really means to be human.