Tabitha Bouldin Livres

Wonderland is in trouble. Under the rule of the Red Queen, Wonderland is under constant threat. In fear for her throne, children are taken into the queen's army and only the strongest survive. Alice is nothing but a pirate, but with the help of Hatter, they hatch a plan to sneak into the Red Queen's palace to free Hatter's sister. After all, Alice has always wanted to fly an airship. Dr. Frank N. Stein has created an army of automatons to serve their queen. Of particular note: a prototype soldier. Part man. Part machine. The best of both worlds. Doc's monster is a threat to everything they know, but Alice sees something in the man that begs she look beyond what he's done and search out the heart of the beast for the better of the realm. He's their only hope of survival, but how can a monster learn to love when all he's known is hate?

Sometimes, happily ever after is as elusive as a pirate's treasure. Darcy Riggins dove headfirst into the online dating pool and sank. Every time. Her lifelong dream of becoming a wife and mother becomes more elusive every year. So, taking the lack of a Mr. Right in her life as a decided "No!" from God, Darcy gives up altogether. Single and happy is not an oxymoron. Right? Nigel Jones has loved Darcy for ages, but her father (his boss, of course) ordered him to keep his feelings to himself, thanks to a stupid mistake that Darcy (thankfully) doesn't know about. Too bad her dad does. Being single and content turns out to be tougher than Darcy imagined, and when she begins doubting everything she's ever known, Nigel decides it's time to admit his mistakes, tell the truth, and trust God for the outcome. In this "forbidden-love-meets-friends-to-more" novel, Stealing the First Mate continues the Elnora Island romances of the Independence Islands Series featuring five islands, six authors, and a boatload of happily-ever-afters. The Independence Islands Series: beach reads aren't just for summer anymore.

Jump into Jingle Junction for a fast-paced Christmas romance. The last thing coffee shop owner Holly Winters expected was to have dream boy Patrick Cooper walk through the back door of her shop. He would only be delivering this one time, he made sure she knew he was going home as soon as Henry was well enough to start making deliveries again. Patrick instantly attracts Holly's attention but he's got three strikes against him...he hates coffee, he doesn't like Christmas, and he has a girlfriend. That's all fine with Holly, until she starts to get to know the man hiding behind the bright green eyes. Patrick is in the one place he shouldn't be if he wants to avoid Christmas. Jingle Junction is famous for it's Christmas lights, parade, and their year-round Christmas spirit.

He's saving the world, one animal at a time. Trent Raines' opinion, happily ever after has four paws and doggy breath. He spends his days isolated at the shelter, taking care of animals. Especially now that romance seems to be spreading across the islands faster than fleas in summer. She lives a safe life behind the camera lens. Kara Parker's job at the animal shelter keeps her too busy to worry about romance. Sure, the boss is cute and all, but her introverted nature is perfectly happy as a photographer and website designer, thank you very much. Even a quick trip to the mainland to retrieve a truckful of animals won't change their minds. Or so they think. As Trent comes to understand Kara, he discovers there's more than meets the eye in his quiet employee. Together, they plan a Christmas adoption festival that's certain to empty the animal shelter in record time. Until a blast from Trent's past puts all the animals in danger. Sure, Trent and Kara are fine on their own, but they're even better together. What will it take for these soulmates conquer their fears and rescue the animals before it's too late? Footprints on Her Heart continues the Hooper Island stories of the Independence Islands Series featuring five islands, six authors, and a boatload of happily-ever-afters. The Independence Islands Series: beach reads aren't just for summer anymore.