Oliver: 3228 books

October James thinks about his perfect world to call paradise, but when a girl named Becky comes into his life he instantly fall in love with her and finds out being with her has a price to pay. The price is drama in this romantic drama story about a boy who is falling in love with the girl of his dreams.

Though Kate met and married her Hot Ferrari Guy, she finds out her marriage hasn't solved the problems surrounding her and Cole. First Kate takes Cole home to meet her family, which goes nothing like she expects, and then business problems recall them back to Las Vegas. Will things ever...

When Chrys invites her brother, Spencer, and the rest of the Alcrest Gastropub crew for a midnight ghost tour, they expect tales of mystery, murder and mayhem.  They never expect to see a wind-chime hanging from a tree.  Or the breeze to pick up, the chime to turn and the milky eyes...

Book 6 The Cloverleah Pack Can be read as a standalone Jax Cooper never planned to meet his mates. A strong wolf shifter, who keeps his Fae heritage hidden, all Jax wants to do is keep his pack safe and his secrets tucked away. But when men turn up from another pack, all intent on stealing...

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Standalone Wolf Shifter/Vampire Novel Dax Portrain has it all - he's the next Alpha of the only pack in town, he owns a successful night club and he has men falling all over him every night of the week. So when he catches sight of a new vampire in town, he tries to shrug off the instant attraction...

In this pulse-racing thriller from famed action-adventure writer James Oliver Curwood, a man who has been accused of a horrific offense under mysterious circumstances is given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to clear his name as a result of a bizarre series of coincidences. Fans of outdoor adventure novels will love The River's End.

Comte Luc de St Pierre du Vivier lost his father to the guillotine, his mother to grief, and his inheritance to the revolutionaries. He becomes Luke Peters when forced to earn his living in England. All he saves is his sister Sylvie, now living with their English grandparents in an Oxfordshire vicarage,...

From James Tait Award and Longman History Award nominee, Lissa Oliver, comes a gripping horseracing thriller. When top jockey Marcel Dessaint loses his racing licence, his whole world falls apart. Accused of deliberately pulling up healthy horses, Marcel is passed a verdict of ‘Gross Misconduct’...

Emerging as the dark side of Romanticism, horror is one of literature’s oldest genres. Its history is so diverse it’s sometimes difficult to define. Are moody stories about ghosts and vampires related to gory tales of beasts and zombies? And what about the more realistic terrors of murderous rogues...

A unique experience in three chapters. A touch of surrealism? A mystery with no crime? It shouldn't be difficult to describe this story. It's either a short novelette, or a long short-story. I mean, it's actually very simple: It's a story played out by its characters. The hero (Jed), meets a young...

Dodie and her daughter Elena go to stay with Christine, a friend who once danced in the chorus with Dodie, who now runs a riding school at her nephew's manor house. The owner, Robert, whose parents were killed in a car accident, is on holiday with friends, and his young brother John unhappy to be...

In two previous Dodie Fanshaw mysteries, the deaths could have been accidents, but she was sure they were murders and determined to unmask the villains. This death is clearly murder, and the police investigate the many people who had grudges against the new Rector, from his family and his new parishioners....

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