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  SPARKS IN MONTANA: Small Town...

  Kimberley Montpetit

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  Rebecca Dash loves spending her college summers swooning over romantic Jane Austen novels and helping Aunt Rayna at the Starry Skies Bed & Breakfast in Snow Valley, Montana. 
  When a team of firefighters set up camp on the lawns of the B&B during a forest fire, the devastatingly handsome Captain Wade catches her eye. 
  Navigating firefighters, first dates, and the guests at the Bed & Breakfast turns out to be trickier than she imagined, but Becca soon learns that there’s more to a happily-ever-after than a flirty fireman with muscles the size of the Montana hills. 
  Can her matchmaking aunt convince Becca to pull her nose out of a book and give love a chance? 
  Includes Chapter Quotes by Jane Austen!

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  A Cowboy's Gentle Touch

  Jessie Gussman

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  The librarian might be a little shy and socially inept, but she does not need kissing lessons. 
  Lucas Clyborne has had his eye on Sweet Water's librarian, Ryland Solomon, for almost a year. He's even started going to the library and checking out books. Who knew Extreme Ironing was a thing? So, maybe he had a little trouble concentrating on looking for suitable books since his attention seemed to get fixed on the cute librarian who didn't seem to know he was alive. 
  Ryland didn't know why Lucas all the sudden had a fascination with obscure books like The Iliad and Favorite Ties of Latin American Presidents, but she is sure he's up to no good. So, when he finally asks her out on a date, over a pristine copy of The Lullabies of Serial Killers, of course she...agrees? 
  The date was a disaster since Ryland didn't say a word the entire time and Lucas ended up eating her food. But somehow they go on another one. And another. Until Lucas's family ranch is in danger of foreclosure and he does something radical, something that will end the relationship that never really got started, unless Ryland finds the courage to flip the script and save her own cowboy hero. 
  Maybe she'll get those kissing lessons after all.

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  Return of the Living Proof

  Michelle L. Levigne

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  What do a pregnant, shape-changing, interdimensional visitor, a questionable summer job at an even more questionable new business, a college life sciences project, and returning nemeses have to do with finally finding out what happened to Charlie and Rainbow Zephyr? 
    
  That's what Lanie and her growing team of allies are trying to figure out. 
  Cerb is back, with Loralee, the "girl" of his dreams -- both of them stuck in dog shape while on Earth -- and looking forward to a "blessed event." Instead of suffering cravings, Loralee digs up Lanie's yard, in her sleep, uncovering jewels and bones and trouble. 
    
  Then there are strange visions that result from unwise exploration of Black Water Pool and Jinx's pond. Both are off-limits spots in the quarries that have been seriously and strangely affected by past magic. And Senior Prank Night escapades. 
    
  When magically altered water seems to open a doorway to view the past, Lanie and her brothers take advantage of a chance to figure out what happened to their parents in Bermuda, going on two years ago. The question is if they're preparing to rescue their parents -- or if they are the cause of the mystery after all.

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  Despised and Rejected

  Rose Allatini

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  In the year leading up to the First World War, four people’s lives intertwine, only to be pulled apart. A landmark of gay and pacifist literature, Rose Allatini’s story foregrounding conscientious objectors and queer love amidst wartime turmoil was banned months after its publication. 
  At a countryside hotel, guests watch an amateur play. One of the actors, Antoinette de Courcy, is infatuated with Hester Cawthorn, a reserved and alluring woman. Dennis Blackwood, a gifted composer, is intrigued by Antoinette, sensing that they are alike. He meets Alan, and the two are instantly attracted to each other. Unlike Antoinette’s determined pursuit of Hester, Dennis wholly represses his sexuality. With the war looming, families are torn apart by personal politics: the men around Dennis embrace the patriotic cause and sign up to fight. Dennis, however, knows that embracing peace is the only possible way to live. He attempts to stamp out his powerful desire for Alan by focusing all attention on Antoinette. Yet this only leads to mutual unfulfilment, and understanding comes too late. Each day, as Dennis and others defend themselves in public court and private circles, the likelihood of forced enrolment or imprisonment grows.Despised and Rejected is part of the Persephone Audiobook Collection, a series of forgotten classics including neglected fiction and non-fiction by women writers. First published in 1918, this edition includes an afterword by Jonathan Cutbill and is narrated by Robyn Holdaway.

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  The Thief and the Prince

  T.D. Woods

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  Etien is a young thief, raised on the streets by his guild, and he's good, damn good. But given the most challenging assignment of his young career -- stealing an invaluable jewel from the crown prince's bedroom -- he's finally caught in the act. It looks like his first major mistake will be his last, as the king will likely have him executed.
  And indeed, everything is proceeding in that direction. He ends up in the palace dungeon, beaten by the crown prince himself and awaiting his fate. But the crown prince's younger brother Zack takes an interest in Etien, and begins visiting him in his cell.
  As they talk, they quickly begin falling for each other. Etien suddenly has something to live for, but is it too late for them? Can the younger, more timid prince save him from a terrible fate?

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  The Blue Fairy Book

  Andrew Lang

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  A treasured collection of classic fairy tales filled with wonder, imagination, and unforgettable storytelling.
  
  Enter a world where brave heroes, clever heroines, and magical creatures bring stories to life. This beloved collection gathers some of the most famous and enduring fairy tales, including tales of adventure, transformation, and triumph over adversity. Each story invites readers into a realm of castles, forests, and enchanted lands where anything is possible.
  
  Carefully compiled and retold by Andrew Lang, these tales preserve the charm and richness of traditional folklore while making them accessible to readers of all ages. From well-known favorites to lesser-known gems, the collection offers a delightful blend of excitement, wisdom, and imagination.
  
  Celebrated as one of the most popular volumes in Lang's Fairy Books series, this collection continues to inspire generations with its timeless themes and captivating narratives. It remains a perfect choice for both young readers and adults who cherish classic storytelling.
  
  Rediscover the magic of fairy tales—download your copy today.

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