Haunting Adeline | Cat and Mouse Duet Series | Set of 2 Books

Mary E. Pearson (Author)

Book#1: The Thieves’ Dance:                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

In the New York Times bestselling Remnant Chronicles universe, Mary E. Pearson’s new young adult novel Dance of Thieves pits a young criminal dynasty leader against a rehabilitated thief in a fight that could end up costing both of them their lives and their hearts.

Jase, the patriarch’s son, takes over as the empire’s new head upon his death. This dynasty of outlaws, who have always enforced their own laws, is so strong that even neighbouring kingdoms submit to them. However, a young queen has initiated a new age that puts her at the centre of the dynasty’s animosity and hostility.

In the meantime, the renowned former street thief Kazi is dispatched by the

Book# 2: The Thieves’ Vow:

The gripping follow-up to Mary E. Pearson’s New York Times bestseller Remnant Chronicles, Dance of Thieves, Vow of Thieves takes place in the same universe.

After surviving, Kazi and Jase are closer than ever and stronger. The Ballengers will no longer be outlaws, Tor’s Watch will become a kingdom, and Kazi and Jase will finally face all obstacles together as they embark on their new life.

Their voyage return is marred by an alarming warning, though, and before long they are ensnared in a complex web of deceit constructed by their worst adversaries and most unlikely allies; a place where betrayals go deeper and more deadly than either of them had imagined, and where age-old desires threaten to

Colleen Hoover (Author)

•  It Ends with US 
• It Starts with Us 

The #1 New York Times bestselling book that is unfiltered emotionallyFor both new and devoted Colleen Hoover fans, It Ends with Us—soon to be a huge film picture—and its potent sequel It Starts with Us are now available in a gorgeously designed two-book set.

It Ends with Us, described by USA TODAY as “glorious and touching,” shows Lily’s intense love for the unwavering and self-assured Ryle. However, when her first love, Atlas, reappears in her life, her seemingly perfect romance becomes considerably more problematic.

Next, read Atlas’s side of the story in It Starts with Us, where Colleen Hoover delves further into Atlas’s past and speculates about what lies ahead for him and Lily.

Sierra Simone (Author) 

Book#1  Priest: A Love Story

A priest is not allowed to break several rules. It is forbidden for a priest to be married. A priest cannot walk away from his people. A priest is unable to abandon God.

I’ve always had good compliance with rules.

Up till her arrival. I then discovered new guidelines.

The name Tyler Anselm Bell is mine. My age is twenty-nine. I broke my celibacy pledge on my own church’s altar six months ago, and God help me, I would do it again.

Now, as a priest, let me confess.

Sinner (Priest Book 2) 

I have never claimed to be a good man; I’m not one. I don’t believe in God, in goodness, or in any happy ending that doesn’t come with a payment upfront. Actually, in the sake of money, sex, and Macallan 18, amen, I have my own little holy trinity.

I would therefore like to say yes, genuinely, when Zenny Iverson, who is stunning and intelligent, begs me to teach her about sex. Sadly, there are a number of valid reasons to decline—reasons that even a depraved guy like me cannot overlook.

1. Her sister is my closest buddy.
2. I’m not ready for her age. far too young.
3. She’s a nun. or soon to be, in any case.

But I’m after her. Even with my closest buddy, I still want her.

Priest (3 book series)

From Book 1: A priest is bound by a number of laws. It is forbidden for a priest to be married. A priest cannot walk away from his people. A priest is unable to abandon God.

I’ve always had good compliance with rules.

Up till her arrival. I then discovered new guidelines.

The name Tyler Anselm Bell is mine. My age is twenty-nine. I broke my celibacy pledge on my own church’s altar six months ago, and God help me, I would do it again.

Now, as a priest, let me confess.