Ashley Marie

The oldest trick in the book turns out to be the best thing that’s ever happened . . . Jada Berklee’s acting career is finally heating back up after an on-set romance with her ex ruined her last job on a popular TV show. When she gets a second chance with a desirable supporting role in a hot new romantic comedy, Jada’s determined not to let on-set politics or her off-set ex get in the way again. She’s prepared, polished, professional--and she’s going to knock their socks off. Still, despite Jada’s best efforts to keep her head down she accidentally walks in on leading man--and notorious lothario--Tristan Maxwell cheating on his latest fling. An intense and embarrassing showdown on set ensues. Of course, there are no secrets in Hollywood, and when their confrontation makes its way to the biggest gossip site in the world, it has consequences for both their careers. With their reputations on the line, they need public relations rehab, and stat. Tristan’s agent suggests the perfect solution--a fake relationship to get the press off their back and repair both their images. Jada reluctantly agrees. But when their faux-romance begins to have real consequences for them both, Tristan and Jada need to decide if they’re in it for real, and not just when the cameras are rolling.

Off Script

Avery

Igins

Puppy love is where it started, but with matters of the heart, sometimes you have to let the one you love go so that they can grow. That's the story of Rodney and Chantel. They met as kids, fell in love, and drifted apart. Chantel went away to school, and Rodney stayed home in Atlanta, floating, just trying to find his way. It's been three years since they broke up... not a word has been spoken since, and both are too stubborn to be the first to reach out. After Chantel's mother falls ill, she returns home to Georgia and runs into Rodney. Talk about wanting that old thing back!They're older now, wiser, and ready to see what could be.Love is powerful, especially when it's real. Will these two overcome past trials of their youth and find new feelings for an old flame... or is it best to let sleeping dogs lie?

A Real Ghetto Love

New Feelings for an Old Flame

The Little, Big Rescue: A Children's Book Celebrating the Power of Friendship, the Kindness of Others, and the Beauty Found by Embracing Diversity A stunningly illustrated children's book celebrating the power of acceptance, the compassion of others and respecting differences. This inspiring story will teach readers aged 5+ the real value of empathy, compassion and self-acceptance. That no matter how big or small you may be, great things can happen when you believe in yourself. Brenda is the biggest and most beautiful blue whale in the ocean. All the other sea creatures long to be her friend - including Rimmy, a lonely little sand crab. Rimmy and Brenda are complete opposites - where Brenda is strong and graceful, Rimmy is small and square-shaped with clumsy, oversized claws. But appearances can be deceiving... And when Brenda finds herself in real trouble, she soon discovers that sometimes the smallest friends can have the biggest hearts. Perfect for fans of the much-loved Aesop's fable, The Lion and the Mouse, this moral story offers both parents and teachers the chance to compare and contrast the two tales, as well as opening up opportunities for discussion around: Appearance - let's model how we should celebrate diversity The Little, Big Rescue inspires readers to accept their own unique differences as well as those of others, and models the ways in which we can be kind to each other. Rimmy, the adorable big-clawed crab will win over the hearts of readers big and small, encouraging children to understand that good friends come in all shapes and sizes. Self-appreciation- celebrating differences The story promotes body positivity and works to build self-acceptance in young readers. It teaches that all of us can make a difference, regardless of reputation, appearance or size - everyone is able to make a significant impact in someone else's life. Environmental awareness In the Little, Big Rescue, children come across a colorful cast of amazing sea creatures. Brenda the whale is caught up in a discarded fishing net - an all-too-common occurrence in today's world. The book can act as a wonderful tool to spark further conversation about the environment, encouraging children to have a positive impact on the world around them.

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