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  Dancing with Bees

  Anna Maynard

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  One chaotic hip-hop dancer with no direction in life. One outrageously handsome scientist who is determined to go back to the Antarctic. Over a shared interest in beekeeping, things start to heat up. But can the path to true love ever flow as smoothly as honey? 
   
  Sunny Moritz needs a change. She’s thirty-three, single, weary of?tedious romances with the wrong kind of men?and, according to her disappointed parents, drifting about like a tumbleweed. Her former high school crush, orthopaedic surgeon Adam Harrison,?might be meeting all her physical demands (and requiring a subtotal of zero emotional headspace), but what about the rest of her life?  
   
  When Sunny decides to start beekeeping, the man with the information she needs is an?odd, enigmatic and indecently sexy Antarctic scientist. Surely, though, she's way?too pragmatic to be affected by his magnetism …  
   
  But as her hunger for meaning starts to bloom, Sunny begins to think that maybe it’s not too late to reconnect with her parents, maybe it’s time to start dancing again and maybe even?she?could have a lasting relationship.  
   
  Dancing with Bees ?is easy to read, but hard to put down. In the tradition of Emily Henry and Marian Keyes, this delightful novel bubbles with charm, warmth and humour, but also speaks of the important things in life – like love. 
   
  ‘A laugh-out-loud funny debut that’s both sexy and heartfelt. A real winner!’ MAYA LINNELL

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  Phase

  James K. West

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  Alison Reilly works as a legal secretary by day, but she spends her nights banging away on her beautiful blue drum set. Office politics and ill-advised romances rule the halls at work-something Alison steers clear of until the firm hires Joan Stevens as a secretary. Joan is the most intense, most self-confident, and most brash woman who's ever worked at the firm. She's also a stunning beauty that everyone in the office, including Alison, can't help admiring.

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  How to be a Famous Sexy Writer -...

  Vickie Morgan

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  From a bestselling publishing coach who has lead others to the same success, this is the bold, funny and practical guide for every aspiring writer who dreams of their name on a book cover or for those just wondering what to do with that half finished Google doc. 
  Write the book. Publish the book. Connect with the world that is just waiting to read your words. 
  From the bestselling author of For the Grace of Joe and How to Fail at Documentary Filmmaking comes a guide that’s part pep talk, part publishing plan,and 100% permission slip to be exactly who you are - on the page and in the world. 
  This is not your average self publishing manual. It’s for the writers who have heard "you should write a book" and are finally listening. 
  Inside, you’ll discover: 
  How to self-publish your paperback and eBook on Amazon KDP without losing your mind or your sense of humor 
  What really matters (and what doesn’t) when you’re starting out 
  Honest, practical and easy marketing advice 
  You don’t have to wait to be discovered. 
  You can discover yourself — then hit publish. 
  Whether you’ve already published and feel invisible or you’re still staring at your draft like it owes you rent, this book is the sign you’ve been waiting for. 
  “This book feels like a late-night phone call with the most hilarious, insightful best friend-slash-publishing coach you’ve ever had.” 
  ~ You, most likely after you read the book 
  How to Be a Famous Sexy Writer is here to remind you that your stories are worth sharing — and you're sexy as hell when you do.

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  The Mysterious Stranger and...

  Mark Twain

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  Explore the world of wit and humor in 'The $30,000 Bequest and Other Stories' by Mark Twain, where each story offers a delightful blend of satire, absurdity, and social commentary. This audiobook presents a collection of Twain's short stories that take a humorous look at various aspects of American society, from the follies of human nature to the quirks of small-town life. With Twain's trademark storytelling, you'll be transported to a world of clever twists, unforgettable characters, and biting humor. These stories provide a sharp and often hilarious examination of the human condition, making it a thoroughly enjoyable and thought-provoking listen.

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  Laughing at Myself - About all...

  Eden Gruger

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  Laughing at Myself 
  These laugh out loud, hilarious, candid tales of awkward meetings, terrible driving tests, dodgy hairdos and accidentally flashing, show just what a minefield life can be. 
  The big question is how will we survive the embarrassment? 
  Whether you are the sort of person who trips over fresh air, or you have the poise of a Queen, these tales will delight you. 
  “Loved Laughing at Myself…easy to read, episodic, the type of book you want to read on a rainy day, with a cuppa and a biscuit (or three)”. 
  “Delightfully cringeworthy, humorous book…” 
  “Thoroughly enjoyed Laughing at Myself… had some laugh out loud moments. I read it in one sitting as I wanted to know what she did next!”

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  The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

  Washington Irving

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  One of the first noted American authors to be highly acclaimed in Europe during his life time, Washington Irving (April 3, 1783 – November 28, 1859) wrote numerous short stories, biographies, histories, and tales of his travels. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," first published in 1820, is variously regarded as a Gothic tale and a modern folk story about the early history of the United States of America.  The story is most famous for the strange encounter between a superstitious schoolmaster named Ichabod Crane and the ghost of the Headless Horseman, said to be a Hessian soldier who lost his head to a cannon ball during the Revolutionary War. He is believed to be always in search of his head.  Many of Irving's works have inspired adaptations to the stage and film. It was Irving who affixed the nickname "Gotham" — an Anglo-Saxon word meaning "Goat's Town" — to New York City.  The spirited narration is by Oscar nominated an Emmy Award Winning Special Makeup Effects Artist, Edward E. French.

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