Set against the backdrop of a captivating Midsummer ball, this collection celebrates Harlequin's 75th anniversary with stories filled with emotion and passion. Each tale invites readers to indulge in romantic encounters and memorable moments that define the season of celebration.
In this captivating first installment, a destitute young woman encounters a viscount, setting the stage for a romantic journey filled with intrigue and social challenges. Their unlikely meeting sparks a connection that explores themes of class disparity and personal growth. As their paths intertwine, both must navigate societal expectations and their own desires, leading to unexpected twists in their relationship. This engaging tale promises a blend of romance and adventure, making it a compelling start to Laura Martin's duet.
The story follows Rhett and Nash, twins who discover their family's unique heritage tied to a board game character after their mother goes missing. With the arrival of their grandfather, they learn they can enter any game world, but this power comes with dangers. A vengeful game character has captured their mother, and the brothers must navigate various game worlds to save her, challenging their mother's strict rule against board games. As they embark on this adventure, they confront unexpected risks and challenges that test their courage and resolve.
An exiled gentleman’s world… collides with Cinderella’s!
A spirited woman harbors a scandalous secret: her deep affection for a charming Viscount. As societal expectations clash with her heart's desires, she navigates the complexities of love, class, and reputation. The story unfolds with romantic tension and daring escapades, revealing the lengths she will go to pursue her feelings in a world that demands conformity.
A position too good to refuse... A desire too strong to deny!
This collection presents a unique twist on zombies through the lens of haiku, blending humor and thought-provoking themes. Laura Martin's poems are designed to entertain while also prompting reflection. With cleverly crafted verses, she explores the quirky side of zombie life, showcasing her talent for combining comedy with deeper insights. Each poem, like "The Lonely Zombie," invites readers to rethink their perceptions of both the undead and poetry itself.
In this sequel, Hank, who struggles with being inconveniently invisible, faces the challenge of saving Camp Outlier from a mysterious saboteur while also competing in a camp-wide challenge. The story promises adventure and excitement, appealing to fans of the Percy Jackson series and John David Anderson. As Hank navigates his unique situation, themes of friendship, courage, and resilience come to the forefront, making it a captivating read for young audiences.