Colton by Jenna Myles, 316 pages

 Love men who fall first? Like strong curvy heroines? How about I throw in a high rise full of billionaires and a hero with some serious golden retriever energy?

Evie did the right thing, she saved a life, and it cost her almost everything. I'm going to make damn sure she's made whole again.

So I've been carrying her picture around with me for a couple of months.
So I argued with the guy at the hardware store over glitter paint for her little girl's bedroom, a bedroom in an apartment I want to give them.
So i've been checking on that empty apartment ever night for months.

That doesn't mean anything though. I'm not obsessed.

When I finally get the call she's ready for our help, I hop in my jet and go get her.

I expected to find a worn out, exhausted woman. And I did. But she also called me Conan (as in barbarian) and didn't tolerate any of my bullshit. And that little girl, well she has me acting like an idiot just to make her smile.

Ok, so maybe I am obsessed.

Micah by Jenna Myles, 258 pages

 This is Micah and Holly's story! Love big, tough billionaires who are complete softies for their women? You're going to love Micah.

I'm worth billions, but i'd trade it all for her ring on my finger.
Holly's husband was an abusive POS, and now that he's out of the way, it's time to make her mine.

She's been hurt, scarred, but she's so f*cking tough, she saved herself. She made it out alive.

But how does a grumpy, mostly silent giant like me convince a tiny thing like her to give me a chance? It seems impossible.

Then with raging twist of fate and flame, I see my opening. Now she's in my home, in my bed, and I will use every tool in my arsenal to make sure she never wants to leave.

Every breath in my body is hers, and when she finally realises the power she has over me? Well, there are bound to be flames of a different kind.

Fireworks For My Dragon Boss by Honey Phillips, 154 pages

 After a series of corporate mergers, Charlotte’s job is hanging by a thread. When her boss orders her to drag an overdue manuscript out of their bestselling author, she’s determined to succeed - even if it means leaving the city for the small Southern town of Fairhaven Falls.

She just didn’t expect the elusive author to be so big. And handsome. And winged.


Nakor Earlsworth refuses to give in to the common stereotypes about dragons. He lives in a glass-walled house, not a cave. He doesn’t breathe fire - at least not most of the time. And he certainly isn’t sitting on a hoard of treasure.


So why is it that when an annoying, buttoned-up, and irritatingly attractive, female shows up on his doorstep, he’s suddenly envisioning her wearing his gold - and nothing else?


A very stubborn male and an equally determined female are about to find out what happens when an immovable object meets an irresistible force. Sparks are going to fly. Literally.

Teensville USA by Lawrence Lariar, 126 pages

 A Madcap Manual of Adolescent Antics: Teensville USA. A gleeful galaxy of bobby-sox shenanigans. A scintillating study of the comic customs of American teen-agers in their natural habitats- Cars, hamburger joints, telephone booths... In native dress- Sweaters, blue jeans, and bobby sox.... Hilariously following their fun-filled fads in dating, dancing and double talk.

Sourdough Sagas: Journals, Memoirs, Tales & Recollections of the Earliest Alaskan Gold Miners, 1883-1923, 271 pages

 

The Great Western: Legendary Lady of the Southwest by Brian Sandwich, 78 pages

 

New Faces on the Barroom Floor by VIP, 160 pages

 A collection of gag-panel cartoons originally published between 1943 and 1950.

For Stags Only, 190 pages

A rollicking collection of ribald cartoons.

 

Kade by Jenna Myles, 224 pages

 Kade:

I did CPR on my mom three times before I was nine years old.

The last time, I failed.

So maybe I have a bit of a hero complex. And more money than god. Those two things combined make me irresistible to every messed up woman in the city. Been there, done that, failed to put humpty back together again.

I’m done. No more broken, needy women for me.

Except God must have a sense of humor, because I find a woman sleeping in a broken down car in front of my garage in the middle of the night.

I should send her on her way. Except she’s a little unhinged. And sassy. And has thick, biteable thighs.

So of course, I give her a job, and a place to stay. I’ve got a problem, alright. I already told you that.

But no way is her sunshine going to draw me in. I’m done with women.

Yeah, I don’t believe it either.

Becca:

So I got scammed, and ended up sleeping in my broken down car.

It’s par for the course since my dad died. Maybe I haven't been making the smartest choices, you know, like selling everything I own to pay the medical bills and moving to the city to be a waitress.

Stupid plan, since i've never waitressed and am more likely to punch someone out than smile and say "yes sir."

But the grouchy mechanic banging on my window at two in the morning turns out to be a knight in tarnished armor.

If he thinks i’ll let him pay to fix my car, he’s crazy.

I’m a badass, and I always pay my way.

Besides, he needs me way more than I need him.

He just doesn’t realize it yet.

Most Ardently Yours by Freya Sampson, 320 pages

 "It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single woman in possession of many romance novels, must be in want of a book boyfriend."

Zoe Knight, a struggling romance writer, has sworn off men for good. At least…the ones in real life. Once a believer in a happily ever after, she now curbs her loneliness with the help of the best book boyfriends in literature – and there is no better man than Jane Austen's Mr. Darcy. So when she stumbles into a classic London bookshop and argues with the annoyingly attractive store owner, Nick, who refuses to sell romance novels, she decides to liberate him of a dusty copy of Pride & Prejudice abandoned on a top shelf.

But this is no ordinary book.

After reading from the pages, Zoe finds herself in a remarkable situation: she has accidentally summoned the Mr. Darcy to the real world. Now, she's face-to-face with the man she's loved forever, and he's everything she dreamed he would be. Handsome? Check. Brooding? Check. Talks like he swallowed a thesaurus? Check and check. But even in all his regency perfection, can he ever be as good as in the novel? And if he's here, in her London apartment trying to figure out how to work a shower , what will happen to the literary world he came from? With Nick—the last man she could ever be prevailed upon to work with—urging her to send the fictional Darcy back to his own story, Zoe will have to decide what she really wants from a happy ending, before it's too late.

The Pocket Book of Esquire Cartoons, 142 pages

 

Cartoon Fun from TRUE, the Men's Magazine, 172 pages

Risque cartoons from the 1950s.

The Shore Road Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon, 212 pages

 The Hardy brothers try to find out who is behind a rash of automobile thefts that are occurring on Shore Road just outside of Bayport.

The Voodoo MAD, 192 pages

 Are you sick of the drum-drum-drumming of Madison Avenue ads? Can you tell witch doctor is which on television programs? Are you mesmerized and hypnotized by Hollywood movies?Heres your chance to come out from behind your mask of indifference! Heres your opportunity to stop swallowing the same old song and dance! Heres where you get down to the sourcery of all your troubles!Mainly, you re about to practice that old black-and-white magic of The Voodoo Mad ... And have your revenge by sticking pins into some sacred cows!!

The Dungeon Book by Gareth Hanrahan, 352 pages

 Bait doesn't remember a time before the dungeon. Before the dragon stole her from her cot. She doesn't know what her name was before she was handed over to the monstrous denizens of the dungeon beneath the sorcerer's tower. Luckily for Bait, they decided not to eat her. And so, she grew up in the dark - the goblins her adopted family, a vengeful minotaur her protector, a sentient skull her tutor and a faithful blob of corridor slime her main source of nutrition.

But the labyrinthine dungeon, with its haunted halls, buried temples and forgotten magics, draws treasure hunters like moths to flame. And as the outside world starts to intrude, Bait will learn what it means to be monstrous, and she will have to decide where she truly belongs.

The Cat Who Went Up the Creek by Lilian Jackson Braun, 226 pages

 Pickax's favorite columnist, James Qwilleran, is enjoying a brief holiday in the nearby town of Black Creek - but his two Siamese, who prefer the spaciousness of their home, beg to differ. The blissful tranquility is soon interrupted by the discovery of a body floating down the creek. And a possible motive for his murder is suggested when several gold nuggets are found in his possession. Might he have been illegally prospecting for gold? If so, it seems he wasn't the only one in search of an easy fortune. And his competitor is far more determined to strike it rich..

Dr. Jekyll & Mr. MAD by William M. Gaines, 182 pages

 A collection from MAD Magazine.

The Pirate Queen by Ariel Lawhorn, 503 pages

 Grace O'Malley was born to be at sea. Raised alongside her brother by their father, chief of the name of clan O'Malley, Grace learns early that her dreams of the open water are not compatible with the life she's expected to lead as the daughter of a noble family. And when her father marries her to the wrong man, a neighbouring chief named Donhal, Grace's world shifts for the worse.

Undaunted, Grace raises a family without abandoning her passion, aiding her hot-tempered husband in his campaigns against rival tribes. Eventually ousted from her husband's land in the wake of his death, Grace returns to her childhood home and begins her career as a pirate in earnest, claiming new territories and finding deeper love, only to see her livelihood threatened by English incursions into Ireland, and her family endangered in an attempt to check her power.

Tenderly observed and fiercely written, Ariel Lawhon's gripping latest novel channels the natural beauty of sixteenth-century Ireland alongside the brutality of the period as seen through the eyes of an unforgettable heroine and defender of her people, who truly earned the title 'the Pirate Queen of Ireland.'

Bearly Hanging On by Sam Hall, 348 pages

 When she goes to the hardware store looking for DIY materials and instead finds her fated mates.

Harper has two don’t take life too seriously, and never ever fall in love. After growing up with a mum who had a revolving door of boyfriends, she’s learned that love is messy and guaranteed to ruin your life.
So when a quick, flirty trip to the hardware store turns into a supernatural ambush of pheromones, fate, and three sinfully attractive shifters claiming she’s their fated mate, Harper does what any gun-shy woman would do.
She runs.
But the bond won’t let her forget them. The wolf who’s as grumpy as he is intense. The tiger who flirts like it’s his full-time job. And the bear who knows she’s the only woman for them.
Harper doesn’t do forever. She doesn’t do mates. And she definitely doesn’t do three of them.
Too bad fate, and these shifters, aren’t taking no for an answer.

Do I Have a Girl For You! by Bill Wenzel, 128 pages

 A collection of pin up cartoons by Bill Wenzel.