Six Award-Winning Authors have contributed new stories to A Timeless
Romance Anthology: Autumn Collection.
In Heather Horrocks' charming story, A Hound Dog Named Elvis, interior
designer, Kaitlin Hartley returns to her hometown of Aspen Grove,
California, to the job of her dreams after a year of specialized
training in New York. During the town's Autumn Festival, she enters her
dachshund, Elvis, into the Running of the Hallowieners race. Joshua
Moore, the man who hadn't wanted her to leave Aspen Grove, but hadn't
waited for her either, enters Elvis's sister, Priscilla. When Kaitlin
gets home afterward, she realizes Elvis has left the building--with
Joshua. She has the wrong dog! Can she get her dog--and the man she's
never stopped loving--back?
Eye for an Eye, Stephanie Black's thrilling novella, follows Mallory
as she is just getting her life back together, living with her sister
and brother-in-law and starting college. After a difficult few years
following a family tragedy, she's finally ready to move forward, which
includes getting to know the charming Darien better. But when illegal
drugs turn up in her sister's drawer, the first person accused is
Mallory, and suddenly she doesn't know who to trust. She turns to
Darien, but with all evidence pointing at her, she doesn't know if
Darien is the man to save her.
In First Heist, a suspenseful novella by Heather B. Moore, Mia, an
undercover agent is about to make a handoff to co-agent, Omar Zagouri.
But before she can complete her assignment, her cover is blown, and she
finds herself escaping with Omar. The only problem is, her boss warned
her about Omar and his sketchy history of landing himself in the middle
of danger. After losing her mother in an attack planned for Mia, pulling
off any heist with a man like Omar is the last thing she needs for her
career...or her life.
Sarah M. Eden's cozy mystery, Letter for Two, we meet Sophia, who
looks forward to the 5:30 p.m. mail sorting she does with her next door
neighbor, Ethan. They live in a renovated house, now split into two
apartments. Ethan is one of those dreamy, smart guys, but he shows no
interest other than being friendly toward Sophia. When they find a
mysterious letter addressed to Eleanor, dated to 1953, Sophia and Ethan
determine to solve the puzzle together. Sophia knows that spending
evenings with Ethan in "research" might be her only chance to convince
him that she should be more than just a neighbor.
In the enchanting novella, Silver Cascade Secrets, by Rachelle J.
Christensen, Jillian is the master landscaper at a beautiful park.
Meeting Travis there soon after breaking up with her boyfriend, Jillian
is wary at first. Travis seems like a great guy, but Jillian had fallen
for great guys before. When she learns that his brother, Craig, was
murdered six months before, her heart goes out to Travis. True to her
curious nature, she starts asking questions and learns about Craig's
close connection with the park. But finding the answers puts Jillian's
life in danger, and she must decide who she really trusts.
Chocolate Obsessed, a captivating romantic suspense by Annette Lyon,
we meet Whitney, an executive pastry chef who is working her resort's
booth at the New York Chocolate Show. The only problem is that she
shares the shift with her arch rival, Stephen. But then an unexpected
visitor shows up: Jeremy, a man who lost a dessert competition she
judged. When Jeremy confronts her and becomes threatening, Stephen gets
Jeremy dragged off by security. But that doesn't throw Jeremy off for
long; soon Stephen and Whitney are running for their lives.
