Samantha is having a crisis. Andy has the skills to help her. They might be great together but . . . his brothers aren't good matchmakers. Samantha's dog treat business was doing well. Until her new, horrible website ended it in a day.  Andy doesn't have time to take on another client, even a pretty one. When Samantha and her dog meet him and his four cats, it's chaos. Everyone will be surprised if his brothers succeed with their matchmaking. But Andy and Samantha may be  Surprisingly Matched . If you enjoy Hallmark movies ...

'strong'She wants to call off the wedding. Now her groom's missing and a new man's helping her search for him.'/strong'p'Summer realized she'd made a big mistake. Why did she say yes to him? When her groom never arrives at the church, she uses her one clue to find him. She gets a big surprise. And she meets her Watson to help her search.'/p''p'Cameron agrees to help Summer because a family member's caught in her mystery. She's glad to have someone working with her, especially when he's handsome and has a great smile, but a new romance is out of the question. ...

Her Christmas season is well planned. A dog and a matchmaker ignore that plan. Molly's holiday season will be drama free. Nothing except working at her busy bakery in Homer, Alaska, so she can save money. Because she's failed at romance in the past, love isn't on her schedule. Neither is the dog she adopts-and has no idea how to take care of. Joe just moved to this small town to set up a veterinary practice. His soft spot for animals-and pretty bakers-brings his path and Molly's together. He may be interested in a future with her, but she keeps ...

'b'They start chasing a mystery—then it chases them.'br''/b''p'Twelve-year-old cousins Sophie and Jessica are solving mysteries in small town Pine Hill. Each book is filled with fun, excitement . . . and a dash of danger. Join them and their friend Tony as they solve mysteries in 'em'The Feather Chase'/em','em'The Treasure Key'/em', and'em'The Chocolate Spy'/em'.'br''/p''p'If you (or the eight- to twelve-year-olds in your life) like Nancy Drew, Theodore Boone, or the Hardy Boys, then you’ll love Shannon L. Brown’s fun, fast-paced books ...

'h4''strong'She's focused on her new small town business. He doesn't want to be stuck in one place. A matchmaker thinks they're a good fit . . . '/strong''/h4''p'Aimee recently opened her dream jewelry store. She's overwhelmed by the work, but she doesn't know anyone who could help. A well-meaning matchmaker sends Jack to her, but she doesn't have time for romance.'/p''p'Jack's dreams are finally being fulfilled. Now that he has sold his store, he's a full-time nature photographer. He can travel Alaska whenever he wants. But he's known for helping kittens ...

Two men are interested. She picked the wrong man once. Will she choose the right one now? As a single mother and a real estate agent, Holly works hard. Climb a roof? Check. Work with her former, difficult professor? Maybe. She wants a husband who can love her and her twin girls. When other men run because she has kids, they become her secret. College professor Adam enjoys his work, his dog . . . and his secret life. After his home burns, he needs to find a house in a hurry. Oh-so-appealing former student Holly is perfect for the job—and his heart. ...

'h3''strong'He’s an Alaska pilot. She needs a ride. There’s just one catch ...'/strong''/h3''p'Rachel has a mission: get to her brother in small town Alaska and bring him home. She has a job to return to as soon as possible. Even a handsome pilot can’t distract her, and romance isn’t on her schedule.'/p''p'Noah flies for work and play. Ready for a vacation, he accidentally ends up in an adventure with Rachel. His mother’s been busy matchmaking, but Noah and Rachel may have a way to get her to stop. If they can keep their hearts ...

Will they find the spy— or will the spy find them first? When twelve-year-old cousins Sophie and Jessica take a class at a chocolate factory, they don’t expect to see bad guys in such a sweet place. Strange happenings make them wonder if they’ve uncovered another mystery, and they’re soon in danger. Can they find The Chocolate Spy in time? The Chocolate Spy is the third book in the Crime-Solving Cousins Mysteries. If you (or the eight- to ten-year-olds in your life) like Nancy Drew, Theodore Boone, or the Hardy Boys, then you’ll ...

She’s determined. He’s angry. Falling in love would be impossible for these Alaska neighbors. Or would it? Jemma’s chased her dream all the way to Alaska. She’s starting over with a furniture flipping business that’s sometimes a little noisy. Her oh-so-gorgeous but grumpy neighbor wants silence. Nathaniel’s peace and quiet is shattered when the woman across the street drills and saws. Sure, she’s nice and perhaps attractive, but he doesn’t want anyone close, and if he did, he wouldn’t choose her. ...

A woman who loves Christmas. And a neighbor who needs cheering. When Leah returns to Alaska after years as a travel writer, she plans to make her log cabin a home. Christmas decorations fill every room. She spreads the holiday spirit by cooking for her neighbor. Having failed at romance in the past, she isn’t looking for love now. After losing his hotel management job right before Christmas, Ben’s staying in a friend’s cabin to lick his wounds and consider his options. The cute woman in the neighboring cabin is appealing, but he may ...