Romantic Suspense

By Diane & David Munson (Micah House Media)

After ten best selling thrillers, Diane and David Munson launch North by Starlight, their first romantic suspense with Attorney Madison Stone racing to Starlight, Vermont from her D. C. law firm to save the inheritance of Jordan Star, sole heir of his late grandfather’s Star Mountain ski resort. Maddie arrives in the winter wonderland ready to defeat the claim of Jordan’s mystery relative. Instead, she finds surprising struggles and diversions in the idyllic town during the Christmas season when her ex-boyfriend, attorney Stewart Dunham shows up to represent the interloper.

By Laurie Wood (Northern Paws Press)

Reunions can be deadly. After a savage attack in university, Kira Summers fled to the safety of northern Canada and her work as a polar bear scientist. But when her whistleblower brother dies in a mysterious car crash, she must return home to bury him and pack his belongings. Unaware she’s carrying explosive evidence someone’s willing to kill for, she has no choice but to rely on the one person she never thought she’d see again. Lukas Tanner, a widowed single father of a special needs toddler, moved to Churchill five years ago.

By Laurie Wood (Northern Paws Press)

Wealthy socialite Kali McIntyre dreams of opening her own dessert bar, Sassy Sweets, in downtown Winnipeg—until her father crushes that dream when he cuts her off financially. He’s determined to get her to use her law degree to join the family’s high-powered law firm. She’s determined to do anything but.

By Laurie Wood (Northern Paws Press)

Constable Ben Koper is still healing from the polar bear attack that almost killed him. Nine months after it happened, he returns to Churchill, Manitoba, a changed man—scarred more than just physically. PTSD is his new shadow, haunting his every step, and he can’t seem to kick the pain meds he shouldn’t need anymore. He’s determined to prove, to himself and his colleagues, that he’s still up to his job. Failure isn’t an option.

By Laurie Wood (Northern Paws Press)

This is a second edition of the previously published book from 1 NOV 2023 Runaway bride Lise Dumont would rather face down polar bears than marry her abusive ex-fiance. When she returns to Churchill, Manitoba to reclaim her job as a Conservation Officer, the peace of the tundra finally helps soothe her spirit. Northern Lights Helicopter Tour owner, Rory Gallagher, isn\’t looking for a relationship deeper than the one he has with his pet cat, despite his family\’s desire for him to settle down and produce grandchildren. Scarred by memories of not being able to save his father from drowning seven years ago, Rory\’s fine with being alone. Until Lise blazes back into town and helps talk him down from a helicopter crash.

By Debra White Smith (Bethany House Publishers)

Northpointe Chalet: A Contemporary Retelling of Northanger AbbeyWhen a lively group of customers visit Kathy Moore’s cafŽ, new friendships–and romance–ensue. When she learns of a mystery in their past, Kathy takes on the role of amateur detective, but will her digging do more damage than good?

By Mary Connealy (Barbour Publishing, Inc)

Maxie, the World’s Largest (Stuffed) Field Mouse, must come through time and again to thwart the criminals in his peaceful-albeit mouse-obsessed-hometown of Melnik, Nebraska. Carrie Evans, hates mice and loves the big city, do why has she returned to her dinky hometown and taken up residence in an infested house? Museum curator Bonnie Simpson is attacked while at work in the proud home of Maxie. Can she believe the guy’s claim to have never before seen-let alone murdered-the person in Bonnie’s storeroom? Attorney Tyler Simpson thinks he’s found a home in Melnik, but will he be run out of town when he’s forced to defend the town’s nemesis as her court-appointed attorney?

By Kathy Herman (Multnomah)

In Search of Significance Thirty-year-old Brandon Jones arrives at his parents’ doorstep burned out, jobless, and now fiancée-less. Ellen and Guy can provide a place for him to stay only until he figures out what to do with his life. When he takes a temporary job at a summer camp for disadvantaged kids, Brandon begins a turbulent relationship with a biracial adolescent named Caedmon. Somewhere in the midst of the chaos—caused by Caedmon’s disappearance just before a hurricane is predicted to hit Seaport, and by a group of racists who will not stop at arson or murder—Brandon begins to see that the pieces of his life are not by chance. If he has discovered his life’s purpose, can he live it? “Life is pointless.

By Kathy Herman (David C. Cook)

Her Sister Couldn’t Be Alive … Could She? It had to be Riley Jo. She was certain. wasn’t she? But when Abby Cummings tells her mother she thought she saw her sister at the store, her mother quickly dismisses the idea.

By Christy Barritt (River Heights)

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