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​The first-ever botanical guide to the Brontës- discover the heather, roses, and trees that shape Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, and more, with 60 enchanting natural-history illustrations.

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What to expect:

🌱 The first botanical companion to the Brontës.

🪻 A fresh lens on Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, and more.

💐 60 full-color natural-history illustrations by Tugce Okay.

🌿 A smart, display-worthy gift for readers and plant lovers.

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Guiding readers from the wild heather of the Yorkshire moors to the cultivated roses of manor-house gardens, Victorian-literature scholar Amy King reveals how flora functions as a living, symbolic force of emotion and fate.

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The Brontë novels are famous for their gothic atmospheres and untamed landscapes--but the plants that root these stories are just as vivid as their characters. A Brontë Botany is the first-ever botanical guide to the works of Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë. 

What to expect:

👀 He Falls First

✨ Fake Relationship

💕 Single Mom

💗 Contemporary Romance 

🚪 Closed Door

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The most important things to small-town veterinarian Anira Solanki are her practice and her young daughter. So when her ex threatens to sue for custody, she’s prepared to do whatever it takes to keep her child…even go along with the little white lie that she’s in a relationship with the handsome and new-to-town Karan Thakkar. 

Karan is intrigued by the scheme, and even more intrigued by the beautiful vet! But as they’re swept up by the town’s Valentine’s fever, Anira and Karan’s “fake” relationship starts to feel very real. With everything on the line for Anira and Karan, which is more risky—a lie…or the truth?

Looking for reviewers to post a book mail feature about A Honey For The Beekeeper in September for National Honey Month.

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What to expect:

💞  Fling to a Thing

🌙  One Night Stand

👀  Forced Proximity

🏡  Returning Home

🏘️  Small Town

⭐️ Own Voices 

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She never stayed in one place for long…
Until she felt the sweet sting of love.

Brooke Bishop thrives on adventure, from skiing slopes to sailing yachts—anything to avoid her family's bee farm. But when Brooke and her estranged sister inherit the farm, she’s stuck there until her sister can buy her out. And then Brooke meets country singer Gable Kincaid—and she finds herself wondering if wanderlust is a bit overrated…

Seeking refuge from fame and a painful past, Gable finds Brooke is just the balm he needs. As their budding attraction blossoms, the music industry he’s trying to avoid threatens to reclaim Gable. And Brooke would rather head out of town than feel the sting of that loss. As they’re pulled down separate paths, will Brooke and Gable discover that, sometimes, home is a place found in each other? 

Sometimes finding home… Means finding each other.

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What to expect:

❤️‍🔥 Rivals to Lovers

💕 Forced proximity

✨ Opposites attract

💼 Workplace

🏡 Small Town

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Sharing a secret, passionate kiss with a handsome stranger was not part of Harper Bishop’s plan for the grand opening of her family’s new farm store. Of course, it happened before Harper learns that Colby is a business consultant, tasked with assessing the development potential of her small town of Bolan, Maryland.

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Colby Mitchell has no love for small towns, and Harper knows his report could make or break both Bishop Honey Bee Farm and the community. Harper decides to ignore their business rivalry—and their sizzling attraction!—while spending the next twelve days showing Colby every way that Bolan is perfect for the right investor. But when will they realize their best investment is in each other?​

 Paul Rappaport enjoyed a storied thirty-three-year career at Columbia Records, where he was instrumental in the careers of everyone from Bob Dylan to Bruce Springsteen, Pink Floyd to The Rolling Stones, Elvis Costello to Billy Joel, Judas Priest to Alice In Chains, and many, many more.