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I was about to marry the man of my dreams. We had it all; a life that most could only wish for. I felt like the luckiest woman in the world. Then, in the blink of an eye, it was taken from me. Now I can't grasp how to move forward. I don't even think I want to.

Bobbi Logan is a witty, articulate woman who has survived rape, gender transition, a murder investigation, and countless acts of bullying and bigotry to get where she is - and she's made enemies along the way. Now one of them is stalking her and getting closer every day. Bobbi is intimidated, but she has vowed to never be the victim again. She accumulates a list of six suspects and hunts them down, one by one. But as she confronts those men who may want to do her harm, the number seven keeps haunting her - there must be a seventh suspect. And when she finds him, Bobbi’s world implodes.

Against all odds, Bobbi Logan, a statuesque transgender woman, has become one of Chicago's most celebrated hair stylists and the owner of one of the city's poshest salons. Then, her impossibly perfect life falls apart. In the space of a few weeks, the Great Recession drags her business to the brink of failure, her beloved ex-wife needs help in facing a terrible tragedy, and a hateful police detective storms back into her life, determined to convict her of the five-year-old murder of John Strand.

Marcie Fields returns to France for the reading of her grandfather's will. Not only does she inherit a castle and the mystery of her grandmother's disappearance, but she finds the man of her dreams. Marrying Pierre Jardin starts a chain of events that not only threatens her life but the lives of her twin infants.

Alyssa Bryant has led a life doing everything to live up to the Bryant name. The one thing that she always wanted was to be able to have raised the child of the man that she gave her heart to when she was younger. Her destiny wasn't to have that child and she hasn't been able to completely heal from that loss. She now has Marcus Graham in her life and loves everything about him. A part of her is holding back because of this secret that she is keeping; fearful of his reaction.

Lindsay Rice is a school teacher who moved to Miami for the beach and sun. But a teacher's salary doesn't cover the cost of living. She takes a job at the Kingfish Club, the professional baseball team's exclusive club for fans with lots of money. Good tips and good times, she enjoys working there. Always conscientious, she is aware that the waitresses are not allowed to date the customers. When Samwell Graffton, a man she assumes is a financial advisor of some sort, asks her out, she repeatedly tells him no.

If someone you loved was dying, and you had it within your power to save them, would you? Even if it meant someone innocent had to die to do it? That is the dilemma facing Dr. David Franklin. Elizabeth Franklin is dying of the same rare genetic brain disorder that killed her mother. He has the money and medical knowledge that could save her.

In only the second year after the hardware/software breakthrough that allowed human beings and dogs to communicate finally, an aging shih tzu came into the local office of Dog/Human Relations and requested to be placed in protective custody so an investigation into the murder of a dog he once knew could be undertaken....

Dublin is the Republic of Ireland's capital and largest city, named from the Irish dubh linn, meaning "black pool". The name comes from the fact that the site of the city was formerly a black, slimy expanse of mud through which the River Liffey flowed sluggishly to the sea. It now has a pleasant setting on the east coast of the Irish Sea, looking out over Dublin Bay, with a long, sandy shoreline to its north.

In this fiction, a former University classmate, now colonel of the SS, meets Edith Stein in Auschwitz to persuade her to contribute to the doctrinal development of a new religion that would be functional to the Nazi regime. The story presents the development of the conflict between two world views that are absolutely irreconcilable.

Brock Maclancy owns a cattle ranch in Texas. His family has owned and run cattle since the 1800s, when they immigrated to the US from Ireland. Media shy, he's worth billions now thanks to his savvy investments skills. With red hair and big shoulders, and a little over six feet, Brock is Texas' most eligible bachelor. Mia Mellis is a reporter from a small magazine in Dallas. She is second generation in the US. With black hair, olive skin, and dark eyes, she looks very exotic. Mia travels to Brock's ranch to interview him; her boss wants her to find dirt on him.

Martin is the handsome father of twin six-year-old girls whose mother deserted them when they were toddlers. He's raised them by himself, with the help of his mother, since his wife walked out. When one of the twins falls out of bed in the middle of the night and hits her head, he rushes with her, her sister, and his mother to the ER, where he meets Lydia.

Samantha Owens applied for the vacant position offered by the State of Texas prison officials for a Registered Nurse with obstetrical experience to work in their OB clinic. After her somewhat frightening orientation what she actually ended up working was the night shift position making her responsible for over 900 inmates in the women's correctional facility.

From the second Shelby meets Dylan, she feels a connection, at first a worrisome one that leaves her wondering if his charming disposition and good looks will allow her to concentrate and do her best work. Their week of working in concert for her orientation alleviates these fears yet in moments throw her off kilter in directions she is not sure she is ready to be moving.

Mojo and his friends just want to have some fun and explore the forest and enjoy the water park at Lizard's Rock. As it turns out, they have a very big surprise that day.

If you had asked me a week ago who I was, I would've told you I am Ilyana Marie Meyers. Today is my 18th Birthday. I am the only daughter of Robert Meyers, a Jewish car salesman from New Jersey and Nancy Meyers, an Italian lawyer from Manhattan. I would tell you that I have a smaller version of my father's hooked nose, my mother's tan skin, courtesy of the long Florida summers, and a tall frame, the hazel eyes of my grandmother, and dark brown curls that are all my own.