The Princess with the Witching Eyes

When modern-day teacher Kari Madsen wakes up in medieval Norway, she finds herself cast as the heroine in a living Scandinavian fairy tale—complete with witches, trolls, and a very bossy fairy godmother. Her quest? Marry a polar bear to make her peasant family rich.

Meanwhile, Max Jensen, a sharp-minded CEO from the 21st century, is equally baffled to find himself transformed into the said polar bear king—and bound by magic to a story he only half understands.

Together, Kari and Max must navigate a maze of enchanted worlds, meddlesome magic, and ancient curses—and somehow find their way back home. But when the Troll Queen sets her sights on Max, and the fairy tale rules refuse to play fair, the pair must rely on wit, courage, and an unlikely friendship to rewrite their own ending.

A witty, time-twisting adventure of love, folklore, and second chances, The Polar Bear’s Bride proves that even the oldest stories can surprise you.

 When Neill walks away from her fiancé and high-powered job on the same day, she decides it’s time to rebuild her life—one project at a time. Now a rising DIY influencer, she’s finding joy (and a surprising amount of online fame) teaching others how to fix what’s broken—starting with her grandparents’ house.

Lucas, a by-the-book patent attorney by day and secret candy maker by night, is also spending time at the same cozy home, crafting sweets and learning home repairs from Neill’s family. Neither of them is looking for love—but between paint cans, late-night projects, and shared laughter, something unexpected begins to take shape.

Then there’s Caro Montague—Lucas’s glamorous, temperamental ex-fiancée—who’s never been good at letting go. She has everything she could want, except the one thing she still believes should be hers.

As old sparks and new feelings collide, Neill and Lucas must decide whether love, like any good DIY project, is worth the risk—and the mess—to build something lasting.

A heartfelt, funny, and fresh romance about starting over, fixing what’s broken, and finding love in the most unexpected places.

 Step back in time to 1895, where the Utah Territory is on the brink of statehood and life in the small town of Ephraim bustles with hope, hard work, and heart.

For ten-year-old Ginny Larsen, life is full of chores, lessons, and family—lots of family. Her papa, a carpenter and casket maker, has built their brand-new house and runs his workshop from the old log cabin. Her mama manages the local general store and keeps everyone—Ginny and her siblings included—busy with cleaning, cooking, studying, and practicing their instruments.

Between helping out at home and sneaking in a few stolen moments of fun, Ginny captures it all in her journal—a lively window into daily life at the turn of the century.

Filled with warmth, humor, and the simple wonders of another time, Ginny Larsen’s Journal paints a vivid portrait of a family—and a frontier—growing up together on the edge of a new century.

 Ashton Woodbury has always believed that with enough planning, she can make anything perfect—especially her wedding. But as her once-simple vision spirals into something grander (and pricier) with every passing week, she starts to wonder: When did the dream of “perfect” start to feel so exhausting?

Enter Dr. Brooke Alexander, a hardworking resident who never thought he had time for love—until Ashton walks into his life. With her warmth and determination, she teaches him how to slow down and savor life beyond the hospital walls. In turn, Brooke reminds Ashton what really matters isn’t flawless details, but the heart behind them.

As time—and unexpected complications—challenge their plans, Ashton and Brooke must face the truth: a perfect wedding doesn’t guarantee a perfect marriage. Sometimes, love itself is the only plan worth keeping.

A tender, insightful romance about love, balance, and the beauty of imperfection.

 Shh! Holly Woodbury is getting married, but it’s a secret. Even from her.

Nick and Holly have loved each other for as long as they can remember- they just never seemed to be in the same place at the same time. They have even talked about their wedding for years- through college, long distances, and new businesses. Despite all their obstacles, they still care for each other and it was time to prove that to each other.

Nick knew that Holly had always wanted a winter wedding, and he wanted to make that happen for her. It was November 20, so he had a lot of work to do if he was going to pull this off. Following Holly’s wedding plans from long ago, could he and their combined families put a wedding together in one month and five days? It was time to make Holly a happily ever after. 

 Sam, known for her phrase "I'd rather kiss a fish!" whenever she disliked something, finds her adulthood blissfully unbothered until her childhood crush, Ben Snow, asks for her help in a fishing tournament at Snow Lake. Sam reluctantly agrees, becoming a substitute sports dignitary for a celebrity event at Snow Lodge. Although she enjoys the mountains, she's frustrated by the distraction from her impending finals and graduation. Being around Ben reignites old feelings, while Ben, rumored to be engaged, is uncertain about Sam's presence. The story explores whether their time together in the mountains will reignite their romance or lead to further complications.

After the sudden deaths of his father and older brother, Peter Anthony becomes the ninth duke of Charlesworth, burdened with mourning and overwhelming responsibilities. A clause in his great-grandfather's will stipulates that newly appointed dukes must marry within a year, or the family wealth will be donated to charities. Lady Anne Spalding, a daughter of an earl, is seeking purpose after working for the war office and isn't keen on regular society life. When Peter and Anne meet, sparks fly, but Peter, unaware of Anne's identity, proposes marriage to her as a way to fulfill his obligations. The story explores their journey as strangers turned spouses, the challenges they face, and the potential for love to bloom despite the secrets between them, as Anne contemplates becoming a duchess. 

 Lacie Parker, a high school choir teacher, leads a well-organized life centered around her career, family, and community service. She consistently puts herself last, prioritizing others above her own needs. Foster Talbot, a successful businessman, lives a life of leisure and constant female attention. His routine is disrupted when he helps Lacie, his best friend's sister, whose car breaks down. Despite her initial reservations, Lacie finds Foster irresistible, but she struggles to balance her growing feelings with her belief that one can't have both a successful career and love simultaneously. The story delves into Lacie's internal conflict as she navigates her emotions, questioning if she can find a way to let love and work coexist in her life.