Sparks are flying under the Tuscan sun in the latest Harlequin Romance by Michelle Douglas. This summer… …will these opposites attract? Taking a break from her high stress job, Frankie expected to be picking grapes on a vineyard-not running the restaurant instead! But the instant fireworks with her brooding new boss meant he was impossible to say no to-for all the right reasons. While Dante may seem uptight, Frankie enjoys how she can use...

Two young boys. Tiny cold town. Such close friends. One moves away. The pair drift apart. Seventeen years later, Jesse finds Matthew online, and when the two reunite, so much has changed, yet so much feels familiar. Maybe it's finally their time. From critically-acclaimed writer, Neptune Henriksen, comes a love story about second chances, bittersweet memories, and the life-saving power of coming home. Part 3 of the Queer Summer Trilogy.

"Celebrate the Summer Olympic Games with this elementary-level introduction to the sport of athletics and its many track and field events. Includes biographical facts about middle-distance runner and gold medalist Faith Kipyegon"--

"Celebrate the Summer Olympic Games with this elementary-level introduction to the sport of fencing and its three events: foil, saber, and épée. Includes biographical facts about French gold-medalist Romain Cannone"--

Following the clues left behind, Theo and Alexander find themselves at Siren's Song Seaside Amusement Park, where they must work together to escape, stop their newfound nemesis Essa, save Wil and their friends, and find their parents.

After the death of her mother, Nancy is relocated to a place she's never known existed: her family's ancestral home, the haunted Spottswood Mansion, located in the quiet hamlet of Summer's End Louisana. Starting school at Talbot High without knowing anyone can be challenging. Still, Nancy is experiencing a tough time adjusting to her life as a Freshman, falling victim to bullying by Emma, the leader of the popular girl group The Posh Girls. But things...

"Celebrate the Summer Olympic Games with this elementary-level introduction to the combat sport of wrestling, both freestyle and Greco-Roman events. Includes biographical facts about American freestyle medalist Jordan Burroughs"--