Kirjahaku

Nothing made sense...To hide from her ex-boyfriend Lori Lawrick runs to her Aunt Jan. Jan runs a bed and breakfast, and Lori decides that might be what she needs to put her life back in order. She will help her Aunt cook and plant vegetables while she decides what to do with her life.He said he was born to make tea...At her Aunt's B&B, Lori meets Byron, a handsome jeweler who creates incredible works of art in gold and precious stones, but he says it is his duty to make tea. While the tea served in a fancy dragon-shaped teapot is excellent, it is not what she would consider putting him to his best use. She dreams of him, and when he kisses her, she wants to chop into a tree the statement "It happened here" explaining the magnitude of the effect the kiss had on her.The B&B stands at a nexus of several different worlds...Lori comes to realize nothing is what it seems at the B&B. There is a witch who threatens Byron's life when she asks for tea. Plants grow overnight when watered by the tea, and then there is Byron himself who infuriates her and at the same time makes her pulse throb who is never around when the tea is served. When Lori discovers a real dragon who terrifies her, she must find the strength to save Byron, the B&B and maybe the entire planet from evil sneaking in from a portal from another world.

Brenda thought her Aunt's Bed and Breakfast a house of horrors As an eight-year-old child Brenda was bitten by a monster chained in the basement. Now 17 years later she returns to face her fears. He looks like a monster With claws at his hands and feet, broad wings, horns and a massive snout, Milton terrifies Brenda. Centuries ago, before the Earth was even formed, Milton committed the worst sin imaginable and as payment for this sin, he is forced to look like an evil gargoyle. Now she needs his help Milton offers to help Brenda's infant nephew, but only if Brenda agrees to marry him. While she agonizes over her decision, Brenda learns that he is not evil as he appears. But she also realizes if she marries him, she will not be first in his life. He must complete his quest, even if it means sacrificing her. How can her growing love survive under those conditions?

It all started when he died: Shot three times, practicing wizard Pierce Billova leaves his dead body behind and goes on a walk-about where he finds a woman pleading for the life of her unborn baby. After an experienced trauma team saves his life, he makes it his goal to find the woman and help her.She was a quiet librarian mixed up with magic: Nothing in her life had prepared her to deal with the battle between powerful wizards being fought around her. Life becomes really crazy when she realizes a lot of the coincidences she's been experiencing indicate she is a wizard herself.Their love is the power that can save the planet.Pierce and CeeDee run to the sanctuary of the Bed and Breakfast while searching for the source of missing power, but there are evil wizards trying to kill them, some even a little too close to hom

He was Santa Claus...wasn't he?Nicholas St. Noel knew what to do to make children happy and he knew where every gift in his over-packed sleigh had to go, until one Christmas when there was a gift he could not deliver.It was time to choose a wife.Nicholas didn't know about the Santa Test, the way Santas had been choosing their mates for centuries. The unclaimed package was an engagement ring, and he'd have twelve months to find a woman to be his match in everything.She was happy where she was.Although Beth Anderson believed in Christmas and in Santa Claus she had a life where she was making a difference, touching the lives of everyone around her with love and joy. And she'd been teased relentlessly her entire childhood after she swore she'd caught the real Santa one Christmas Eve. But was she willing to give up her family, her career and her life to move to the North Pole and live with a thousand miserable elves?