By Barbara Grunes
At the center of the storm and avalanche of work that is Fashion week, that is four cities on four continents in a month, is American Timmie O’Neill, whose renowned line, Timmie O, is the embodiment of casual chic, in fashion and for the home. She has created a business that inspires, fills, and consumes her life. Timmie has built an international empire in the last two decades that has brought her enormous satisfaction and success. Yet as blessed as she feels by her success, Timmie harbors the private wounds of a devastating childhood and past tragedy. She is too smart, too experienced, and too hurt to want much in her personal life beyond a succession of convenient, very limited relationships. Always willing to take risks in business, she never risks her heart.
By Kathy Reichs
Christmas on 
Christmas Tale
A Cedar Cove Christmas
Kissing Christmas Goodbye
1225 Christmas Tree Lane (A Cedar Cove Novel)
An Amish Christmas
By Amy Stewart
By Martin Windrow
When Henry Carlyle, the new young doctor, moves to a tiny seaside town, he catches everyone's attention in the tight-knit community--including that of Patience Sparrow, local healer, who runs a garden and nursery with her sisters, Sorrel and Nettie. Patience has a knack for knowing just what people need, whether it be an herb or tincture, or just a good chat, and her moods are revealed through the mystical scents of her garden that seem to follow her around. Just as the two most skilled at mending people begin to grow closer, a tragedy and an accusation against Patience stir up the townsfolk and lead to a legal battle that will reveal where loyalties truly lie. The fears that threaten to tear the town apart--both literally and figuratively--may actually bring everyone closer together. Written with a touch of magical realism, this first novel from Ellen Herrick is rightly called in a review "a haunting, magical, modern-day fairytale. A feast for the senses."
Treasure, Obsession, and the Search for a Legendary Pirate Ship
If you love good old classic rock, this will be a fun listen for you. (Originally, the Hollywood Vampires were a drinking club formed by Alice Cooper in the 1970s) All the songs are covers, such as “I Got a Line on You”, “School’s Out”, and “Break on Through.” Most of them have Alice Cooper doing the main vocals, but he’s not alone—Sir Paul McCartney, Brian Johnson, and Perry Farrell join in, with musicians like Joe Perry, Kip Winger, and Johnny Depp. This is awesome rockin’ music, dude.
by Iona Grey
Words are beautiful and versatile things, but when used incorrectly they can lose a lot in transition, and the more complex the word, the more misused it can become. And as words eternally evolve in their everyday use, they can begin to be interpreted as something other than their original meaning. This book will inspire the reader to use uncommon words in their correct context, to utilize the English language to its full potential, and to test themselves on the words they think they already know.
On the eve of their Silver Anniversary, Mary Gooch is waiting for her husband Jimmy to come home. As night turns to day, it becomes clear to Mary that he is gone. Through the years, disappointment and worry have brought Mary's life to a standstill, and she has let her world shrink to the path from the bedroom to the refrigerator. But her husband's disappearance startles her out it and she begins a desperate search. For the first time in her life, she boards a plane and flies across the country to find her lost husband. So used to hiding from the world, Mary finds that in the bright sun and broad vistas of California, she is forced to look up from the pavement. And what she finds fills her with inner strength she's never felt before.
By Amanda Quick
Bestselling-fiction crime-writer Jerry Grey has been diagnosed with early-onset dementia at age 49 - but that is the least of his problems. We first meet Jerry when he is in a police interrogation room confessing to a murder that he has committed. There is a policeman and a beautiful woman in the room with him explaining to Jerry that he is an author and that the murder that he is confessing to is from a scene in his first crime novel: A Christmas Murder. He learns that the beautiful woman sitting next to him is his daughter, Eva. 
Designer Sara Madina owns a shop called Perfect Touch in San Francisco. The shop specializes in fine and folk art from all over the world. Sara travels to Jackson, Wyoming (one of my favorite places and probably the main reason I chose this book) to visit a client with some very fine art to sell. The art is by Harris “Custer” Armstrong; one of his paintings was in a movie, raising the appeal of his art to the movie going public and then some. Sara is hopeful that the paintings will command a great deal of money for her client who eventually becomes her lover. Yes, this book gets saucy but not to the determent of the story line. Also, the writing can be a little sappy in places, but not too often. This book has a dramatic ending that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
By Reba Riley
by Melanie Dickerson
by C. S. Lewis 
By Steve Hockensmith & Lisa Falco
