Tanya: 890 books

Home at last? Jace Trent is the definition of unsettled. But it’s a lifestyle he’s beginning to outgrow. So when Layla Dempsey returns home to Cupid’s Bow, Texas, it seems like fate. His best friend’s little sister is all grown up and so are Jace’s feelings for her. Everything changes,...

A CHANCE TO HEAL Jarrett Ross's freewheeling lifestyle nearly cost his family everything. So he's sworn off the rodeo and women, and not a moment too soon. When he hires stunning redhead Sierra Bailey to be his sister's physical therapist, he knows she's off-limits…and yet somehow twice as...

Computer programmer Chloe Malcolm doesn't know how she let her best friend talk her into attending her ten-year high school reunion. But when Dylan Echols-her former crush turned major league baseball player-mistakes her for a popular cheerleader, she decides to make the most of the Cinderella moment. Dylan...

Brooke Nichols spent her entire childhood bouncing through states, school districts and more than a few of her parents' ill-conceived "adventures." Now, she's finally found some stability. Engaged to a gorgeous, gainfully employed businessman—who always calls when he says he will—Brooke is eager...

Giving love a chance Her Cowboy Hero Hannah Shaw is positive she can turn her ranch into a successful B and B—and that Colin Cade is the man to make it happen. But Colin can’t stick around. He lives with the loss of his family by avoiding the memories, and being with the lovely Hannah...

Instant motherhood felt a lot like being under house arrest When a corporate oversight lands her new husband in jail, Kate St. James feels as if she’s the one being sentenced. True, her ritzy new home in the suburbs looks nothing like the Big House. But for a woman barely able to keep her...

With a sizzling career in commercial real estate and an even hotter love life, Delia Carlisle can't believe she's pregnant at forty-three. Dealing in potty training instead of properties…this is not how Delia envisioned her future. Her whole world is about to change, for better or for worse. Alexander...

You DON’T PICK YOUR FAMILY, BUT YOU CAN LOVE THEM. Somebody ought to pinch Neely Mason. An all-around-perfect man has asked her to marry him. Suddenly the sister voted most likely to become the resident “crazy neighborhood cat lady” is tying the knot at forty-five. Now the hard...

She wanted a temporary arrangement… Piper Jamieson needs a man. And not just any man. She needs someone to play her significant other when she heads home for her family reunion. Thanks to a self-imposed period of celibacy, she has no prospects…except for her sexy best friend, Josh Weber....

How to cook up the perfect seduction Take 1 twentysomething chef (brown hair, small cup-size), freshly plucked from a stale relationship and very dubious about her own powers of attraction (Miriam Scott, for example). Reserve. Stir 1 yummy, tall and handsome man gently on low, being...

Hmm…give me something tall, dark and full-bodied Sheryl Dayton needs two cups of high-octane java to fuel her from morning-face-and-hair to PR Executive chic-not to mention an endless supply to keep her psyched around her boss, who just happens to be her ex-boyfriend. Ugh! But all that caffeine...

Perfectionist (n.)-someone doomed to disappointment For a person convinced second best simply won't do, all of a sudden Jocelyn "Joss" McBride can't seem to win. Not in the battles with her snippy Siamese or skirmishes with the fire-breathing dragon who's her mother. Or even more...

Sheer attraction After Olivia Lockhart finds her boyfriend and now ex-roommate in a compromising position, she swears off gorgeous men for good. They seem interested in only one thing-and it isn't commitment! But when sexy photographer Justin Hawthorne saunters into her lingerie company's office,...

This timely book takes up the challenge of maintaining programs in the arts in the face of unrelenting pressure from two directions; the increasing focus on literacy and numeracy in schools, teamed with the cut-backs in public funding that often affect the arts most severely. Drawing on the wealth of evidence already available on the impact of the