THE FINE ART OF BEING VERTICAL: Surviving the Loss of a Child
by Elizabeth Campbell Huntsman

Grieving the loss of a child is a deeply private, personal and sometimes brutally lonely process. Elizabeth Campbell Huntsman developed this workbook following the loss of her son; it is filled with exercises she uses to lead grief support groups. A simple, brief, no-nonsense tool to help grieving parents during their darkest hours.

ADDICTED TO ANSLEY
by Linda Kage

Motivational speaker and drug rehab counselor Ward Gemmell can hold an audience in the palm of his hand—because he knows what it’s like to have everything he loved slip through his fingers. When a particularly heartfelt speech reunites him with the daughter he never knew he had, suddenly the love of his life is back within his grasp. What could a guy like him do to earn a second chance?

A LOVE REBORN
by Dana Lyons

The return of an old love. Two men from the past. Deceit. At her desk in California, archeologist Phoenix Donovan scoffs at the mysterious warnings given to her by a psychic during a tarot card reading. But when she receives an envelope marked with the Feather of Maat and a visit from Egyptian national, Asa Ducaine, Phoenix accepts the job of a lifetime near Egypt at a pristine site dating back to 8,000 B.C.E.—and the words of the psychic begin to ring true.

A COWBOY IN DISGUISE
by Victoria Ashe

A brand new sweet contemporary by Victoria Ashe whose debut novel, A WIFE BY ACCIDENT, stayed for weeks in Amazon's Top 100 Contemporary Romance bestseller list. Alexandra Hunter is pretty much alone in the world—except for her matchmaking boss and contrary friend, Mary. After a “Date with the Living Dead” and a brush with executive espionage, she’s focused on climbing the corporate ladder. Romance just isn’t worth the effort. Then enigmatic playboy Scott Falconer comes along in cowboy boots and a tuxedo to cut the rungs out from under her.