Worth Waiting For

A small town in the Deep South isn’t where most gay men would choose to go looking for love. But open hearts will find a way . . . Growing up in the Bible Belt, Paul Dunham learned from a young age to hide his sexuality. Now he’s teaching psychology at a conservative college in Georgia—and still hiding who he really is. If Paul hopes to get tenure, he needs to keep his desires on the down-low. But when an old college crush shows up on campus—looking more gorgeous than ever—Paul’s long-suppressed urges are just too big for one little closet to hold . . . Brandon Mercer has come a long way since his freshman year fumblings with Paul. Now he’s confident, accomplished, proudly out—and the sexiest IT consultant Paul’s ever seen. When Brandon asks Paul to grab some coffee and catch up, it leads to a steamy reunion that puts their first night of passion to shame. But when Paul’s longtime crush turns into a full-time romance, he receives an anonymous email threatening to expose their secret to the world. If Paul stays with Brandon, his teaching career is over. Yet if he caves under pressure, he risks losing the one true love he’s been waiting for. . . “Qualls provides a sweet romance with some spice while tackling issues such as coming out as an adult, family relationships, and religious acceptance or denial of LGBTQ lifestyles.” —Library Journal on Worth Waiting For “A sexy new voice, full of promise. These heroes stole my heart!” —Annabeth Albert “Sexy, fun and well written, Wendy Qualls’ new novel, Worth Waiting For, is the perfect book for a cozy night at home reading. I can’t wait to see what Ms. Qualls has in store for us next.” —J.L. Langley, bestselling author of The Tin Star “A charming, sexy, and beautifully crafted tale that tugs at the heartstrings. Can't wait to read more from this talented author!” —Sara Brookes, award-winning author

Bestselling author Jackie Kendall believes that when you find the right man, you'll be incredibly glad you didn't settle for any of the Bozos you met along the way. Drawing on real-life stories that will have women laughing and crying in commiseration, Jackie explains how to avoid common dating pitfalls and find A Man Worth Fighting For.

Bestselling author Jackie Kendall believes that when you find the right man, you'll be incredibly glad you didn't settle for any of the Bozos you met along the way. Drawing on real-life stories that will have women laughing and crying in commiseration, Jackie explains how to avoid common dating pitfalls and find A Man Worth Fighting For.

A doctor to heal his heart—but can he heal hers, too? Dr. Hugh Scott hasn’t been able to face having another female doctor in the practice since he lost his wife. When their latest locum turns out to be a high-spirited nymph, he looks for every reason to send her back. But, gradually, Dr. Alex Lorimer wins over everyone in Kilbreckan, especially Hugh. Yet when Hugh reveals his love for Alex, he discovers that at the root of her wanderlust is heartbreak and fear. Before Alex can run from Kilbreckan and out of Hugh’s life, he must convince her she has finally come home.…

On an ordinary, grey day a little bit of magic is about to happen on a street corner near you… At twenty-seven, Ellie Newton’s life revolves around telling other people’s stories. As a go-getting journalist for the Millrise Echo, she’s always tuned into the latest goings-on. But covering school fundraisers and shopping trolley thefts has started to lose its shine. Ellie loves her hometown, but with the serious lack of romantic prospects and a career that has stalled, she’s beginning to wonder if she should try her luck in the big city after all. Until she hears about a story that definitely has something special… Soulful musician Ben was heartbroken when his girlfriend, the love of his life, Gemma, walked out on him without a word. But rather than mope around the house he’s decided this calls for a grand gesture, and a bunch of flowers just isn’t going to cut it. Ben has set up camp on Gemma’s street and is determined to stay there, in the freezing February weather, until she realises how much he loves her and that he will do anything to make her happy. The story has everything Ellie loves – broken hearts, old-fashioned romance, a rather handsome man – and she decides to do everything she can to help Ben get Gemma back, including taking his story to the national news. But as Ellie and Ben join forces to reunite him with the girl of his dreams, could their story lead them somewhere more unexpected? A perfect feel-good romantic read that will make you laugh and cry. Fans of One Day in December, Lucy Diamond and Jill Mansell will be totally enchanted by this heart-warming tale. Previously published as The Man Who Can’t Be Moved. Readers love Worth Waiting For: ‘This was by far Tilly’s best novel yet!… very entertaining… full of heart and imagination… the perfect read for the hopeless romantic.’ Goodreads Reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘I’ve heard many great things about Tilly Tennant’s writing and I was so pleased to discover they are all true.’ Goodreads Reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘5/5 stars… moving and heart-warming tale of family, friendship, and following your heart. The perfect read.’ Lil Miss Vix Reads, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘Now and again a book comes along that makes you lie in bed and refuse to get up until you have read the very last page… I could not get enough of this book… Tilly Tennant has created such a wonderful story to totally capture the imagination… I will admit to shedding the odd tear here and there… I cannot recommend this book highly enough. Go out and buy it. Right now!’ Goodreads Reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘If you’re looking for a wonderfully sweet love story then look no further, this is one of my favourite reads for a while.’ Goodreads Reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘Once I started reading, I simply couldn’t stop… had me laughing, crying and swooning over that cute guy waiting on the corner for the girl of his dreams. I loved everything about this book and I cannot recommend it enough.’ M’s Bookshelf, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘Romantic and touching with a very clever and entertaining concept which I recommend to all of you.’ Goodreads Reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘Captivating… Lovely story that dreams are made of. Brilliant writing and great use of characters.’ Goodreads Reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

John Sheen, the author of this book, was told, aged nine, that his parents were dead. It was then, having found them alive and well, that he was told that he had been adopted. This is his story, and how he came to find his birth family after sixty four years. It gives an insight of the adoption process in the 1940s through the documents and letters discovered. Highly emotional at times, but laced with humour, this story will be of interest to both adopted and adopters. Having spent his working life as a boat builder, John Sheen is now retired, and still lives, with his wife, on the Isle of Wight, to where he was adopted. In the last few years his sight has been fully restored by two cornea transplants. He has three sons, eight grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. He also has a family that he knew nothing about until he was sixty four years old.

The Rev. Vaughn Aaron Foster was born and raised in Plainfield, New Jersey. He currently serves as Associate Pastor of First Baptist Church in Steubenville, Ohio. In addition, He serves as the president of Aaron Ministries, Inc. - a ministry founded to assist pastors and churches in their efforts to develop ministries that build people and change lives. Rev. Foster possesses a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Religion from Lincoln University, PA and a Master of Divinity Degree from Drew University, Madison, NJ. Presently, he is also working to complete his Doctor of Ministry Degree from Drew. In August 1991, he married his friend, Lisa D. Reeves. Together they are the proud parents of two sons, Vaughn Aaron, Jr. and Elijah Daniel. While ministering to many who, amid pain, persecution, trials and temptations, awaited God's intervention, Rev. Foster felt called to reach out to them and others who struggle with waiting for God. This book seeks to encourage the discouraged and give all who wait direction and reassurance. It does not seek to convince the reader that waiting on God is easy, but that the God of the Old and New Testaments is a God worth waiting for.