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  For The Love of Chocolate (Prequel)

  Mollie Mathews

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  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "This enjoyable book will pull you in and keep you wanting more!" 
  Fans of Jojo Moyes and Caitlin Crews will love this small-town, feel-good romance! 
  Chocolate wars brew when 44-year-old, fledgling Montana-based chocolate maker Susie Sweet receives a cease-and-desist from Italian confectionary baron Raffaello Ferrero. 
  If you love later in life, opposites attract, enemies to lovers, romance, you'll enjoy Susie and Raffaello’s bitter-sweet journey to love. 
  Enjoy the prequel today! 
  ALSO BY MOLLIE MATHEWS 
  All of Mollie’s series are linked. If you find a character you love, they could be in another novel! 
  MONTANA HEARTS SWEET SHORT STORIES 
  Her Billionaire Cowboy Fake Fiancé (Jack and Lizzie) 
  For The Love of Chocolate (Raffaelo and Susie) 
  For The Love of Lipstick ( Ethan and Poppy) 
  PASSION DOWN UNDER SASSY SHORT STORIES: 
  Twist of Fate (Jonathon and Danni) 
  Love Me Forever (Joey and Tomasso) 
  Forever and Always (Lily and Leonardo) 
  Love Me As I Am (Kiri and Benotti) 
  The Lightkeeper's Lover (Lucy and Andrew) 
  Finding a Husband (Julie and Oliver) 
  NOVELS BY MOLLIE MATHEWS 
  TRUE LOVE STORIES: 
  Love In Venice (Mauro and Maggie) 
  Love in Mexico (Oliver and Ruby) 
  Love In Sicily (Kate and Gianni) 
  Love in Montana (Lizzie and Jack)...coming soon 
  THE SHEIKHS UNTAMED BRIDES: 
  Claimed by the Sheikh (Tariq and Melanie) 
  Stolen By The Sheikh (Anwar and Lucy) 
  Bought By The Sheikh (Fazza and Grace)

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  Arch Rascal An - From their pens...

  Knut Hamsun

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  Knud Pedersen was born in Lom in the Gudbrandsdal valley of Norway on the 4th of August, 1859 in what was then the United Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway.  He was the fourth son of seven children born to poor parents who, when he was three, were invited to an uncle’s farm to work his land. 
  When he was nine he moved away from his family to help another uncle who ran a post office.  Whilst with him he was beaten and starved which manifested in a series of chronic nervous difficulties.  The treatment endured for six years until he managed to escape back to Lom. 
  For some time he now took any job that was available to him, including store clerk, peddler, shoemaker's apprentice, sheriff's assistant, elementary-school teacher and ropemaker's apprentice.  At about the same time, with the wealth of these gained experiences, he began to explore his literary talents. 
  In 1877 he published his first book ‘The Enigmatic Man: A Love Story from Northern Norway’, others soon followed but real success only came in 1890 with ‘Hunger’, an influential work for later novelists with its internal monologue and bizarre logic.  His work is often associated with Pantheism; where nature and mankind are unified in a strong and often mystical bond.   
  His work was so influential that in 1920 he was awarded the Novel Prize for Literature. 
  Shortly after this point his works became fewer and his interests darker.  During World War II he became a fervent admirer of the Nazi’s, even meeting Hitler, even though German armies had overrun Norway.  With the war’s end he was detained on charges of treason.  His old age was apparently the primary reason given for Hamsun receiving only a fine.  Other reasons also sought to excuse his abhorrent behaviour but it was clear that whilst he was loved for his literature he was detested for his politics and morals. 
  His literary canon includes more than 20 novels, a poetry collection, short stories, plays, a travelogue, other works of non-fiction and essays. 
  Knut Hamsun died on the 19th February 1952 in Grimstad. He was 92.

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  Bartleby the Scrivener: A Story...

  Herman Melville

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  Experience the haunting tale of "Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street" by Herman Melville, now available as a captivating audiobook. In this classic short story, Melville explores themes of isolation, alienation, and the struggle for individuality in a conformist society. 
  Listeners will be drawn into the enigmatic world of the story's protagonist, Bartleby, a scrivener whose peculiar behavior challenges the norms of the workplace and defies easy explanation. As the narrator grapples with Bartleby's refusal to conform, the story unfolds with a sense of mystery and melancholy that lingers long after the final words. 
  Perfect for fans of classic literature and psychological fiction, "Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street" offers a thought-provoking exploration of the human condition and the complexities of human relationships. Whether you're a longtime admirer of Melville's work or discovering it for the first time, this audiobook promises to captivate and intrigue. 
  So, if you're ready to delve into a timeless tale of existential angst and societal disillusionment, start listening to "Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street" today and immerse yourself in the haunting beauty of Herman Melville's prose. Start Listening to "Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street" today!

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  The Canary

  Katherine Mansfield

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  A lonely woman's cherished canary, her only companion, dies, leaving her isolated once more.

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  Porch Swings Parlors & Pryin’...

  Anne Warner, Edna Ferber, Booth...

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  In the towns where the porch lights glow late, the screen doors creak often, and no secret stays secret for long, life unfolds with charm, chatter, and more than a touch of mischief. 
  Porch Swings, Parlors & Pryin’ Eyes invites you into parlors both prim and peculiar, where romances are whispered behind teacups, rivalries simmer at choir practice, and widows form committees with suspicious speed. Within these sixteen short stories, you’ll find aging sopranos and checker champions, tangled telegrams and moonlit deacons, poker parties gone sideways and gossip spun tighter than a handmade scarf. 
  Each tale captures the distinct rhythms of small-town American life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries—with all its humor, heartbreak, and sly subversion of social norms. These are stories not just of people, but of places—of communities that cradle, confine, and sometimes surprise those who call them home. 
  Pull up a chair, pour something sweet, and don’t be surprised if someone starts talkin’ about you next. 
  Featuring the work of renowned authors and some hidden gems of classic American fiction, including: 
  The Gay Old Dog, by Edna Ferber 
  Melinda's Humorous Story, by May McHenry 
  Friends in San Rosario, by O. Henry 
  The Associated Widows, by Katharine M. Roof 
  The Tale of the Tangled Telegram, by Wilbur D. Nesbit 
  A Village Singer, by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman 
  A New England Nun, by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman 
  The Scarf, by Madeline Yale Wynne 
  The Champion Checker-Player of Ameriky, by James Whitcomb Riley 
  How The Widow Won The Deacon, by William James Lampton 
  Evan Anderson's Poker Party, by Benjamin Stevenson 
  A Rivermouth Romance, by Thomas Bailey Aldrich 
  Not According to Schedule, by Mary Stewart Cutting 
  A Reward of Merit, by Booth Tarkington 
  Sand Flat Shadows, by Carl Sandburg 
  Mrs. Lathrop's Love Affair, by Anne Warner

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  The Queen The Warlord and the...

  Steven A. Preston

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  A queen with a desire and a quench for life. A kingdom each with citizens that have their own agenda. 
  A counselor and consort who is loyal to the point of treason. 
  A warlord determined to control the uncontrollable who has a life-long secret that even He is unaware of. 
  And a mystical food that has the ability to turn back the ravages of time and restore the youth of whoever knows the secret of using it. 
  Enjoy a hundred years of intrigue within this seventeen-minute micro novel. 
  Let it take you back to a simpler time before special effects and when imagination was king.

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