A small-town doctor left behind with three young boys. A compassionate woman who can help them heal. But is their town ready for an interracial relationship – and is he ready for her? Peaceful, Ohio, is a small village in the Appalachian hills. Amidst the scenery of stunning nature, the villagers don’t have much more entertainment than gossip. Local doctor Jacob is a respected member of the community. Coming from a line of farmers and miners, he got himself through college on a scholarship. When he returned to take over old Doctor Johnson’s practice, the town welcomed him like a hero – even when he brought home a city girl as his wife. When his wife abandons him and their three young sons, all the ladies smell blood. Circling him like vultures, Jacob tries to ignore them as best he can. He buries himself in his work because Jacob has had enough of women for the rest of his life. Hester thought teaching young children would be her greatest challenge when she arrived in Peaceful. She isn't expecting to deal with a hostile community and a burned man. Only when he buries the past, can they have a future. Author’s note: Healing Jacob’s Heart is a short (historical) prequel to a brand-new series by Karen Nappa: The Quinn Quartet. It contains spanking, explicit language, and a guaranteed HEA.

She is far too stubborn and feisty for his tastes. He is too controlling and domineering for hers. When they meet sparks fly but it could never work. He wants a perfect submissive wife, who will be a help in daily life and a vixen between the sheets. She wants an equal partner, not someone with his head stuck in the 1950s. When they are thrown together to uncover a dangerous scandal in their small town, they will finally give in to their mutual attraction. But will it last? Can he love a woman who challenges him at every turn? Can she love a man who demands her complete submission?

Follow in the footsteps of a young soldier as he discovers his most important mission. Lou escapes the poverty in Peaceful, a small town in rural Ohio, the only way he knows. Like his father, he becomes a soldier. Leaving town, and his best friend behind, is challenging, but Lou focuses on getting through life day by day – living but never truly alive. Not really happy but also not miserable, Lou works hard and earns the respect of both his buddies and his commanding officers. When his army captain introduces him to BDSM, Lou finds a real goal and purpose in his life – one he didn’t even know was missing. Now, Lou is a man with a mission. Lou's Discovery is a short story about a military man discovering his particular brand of the BDSM Lifestyle. We follow Lou at various life-changing events in his military and personal life. It can be read independently and has a Happy for Now ending. Lou and you—our readers—will have to wait for his HEA in Finding Trouble (The Quinn Quartet Book Two).

Don’t come looking for trouble… because it will find you Maddy has been called a rebel and a troublemaker her entire life. Struggling to find her way in life under the watchful eyes of the domineering men in her family, she's known for taking risks. Lou is back from twenty years of active duty. It left visible and invisible scars but honed his skills and sharpened his ingrained instinct to protect the weaker. On his return, he's prepared for Peaceful to be changed but he isn't prepared to meet his childhood best friend or how she makes his cock harden and his palm itch. His baby girl will rebel against him at every turn, but he's determined to keep her safe, well-satiated and her bottom thoroughly blistered so she has no choice but to accept him as her Daddy Dom. Don't miss this friends-to-lovers small-town romance with a swoon-worthy Daddy Dom in uniform and a doctor who fought for her independence all her life. Although Finding Trouble is a complete romance novel we advise starting this series by reading Delving Deep first.

She never thought trusting him with her body would give him access to her most guarded body part—her heart Welcome back to Peaceful, where danger spikes to new heights. Sapphira is a hard-core masochist who craves pain more than sexual release. She doesn’t let men in her life, let alone her home, and now Master B has been there twice. The first time, the intensity of his scene pushed her so far into subspace, released way too many emotions… she didn’t dare let down her guard a second time. Not with anyone. But that was before everything went to hell, and now, not only is he back in her home… but he might just be in her heart. Author's note: Standing Fast is the third installment in the Quinn Quartet. Although the book contains a complete romance story with HEA, we recommend reading the books in order—starting with Delving Deep. Standing Fast mentions child abuse and although it’s in the past, this might trigger memories. It also contains disturbing and harmful coping mechanisms to deal with the past. Reader discretion is advised.

Old friends. New flames. Dangerous consequences. Reunions with childhood friends should be filled with nostalgia and funny, embarrassing stories. Not sexual tension so hot it threatens to set fire to an entire forest. But that’s exactly what Mark Quinn discovers when he heads out to a remote campsite with his high school best friend, Stan and his sweet, sassy girlfriend Gina. And if coming to terms with his feelings for two of his oldest friends wasn’t enough, someone is targeting the residents of Peaceful once again. The Quinn family must band together one final time to take down their enemies once and for all, or risk losing everything. Every Quinn Quartet novel has a stand-alone romance story and an interconnected plot. For new readers, we advise you to start with Delving Deep for a complete understanding of the overall story arc and the family dynamics. We hope you’ll enjoy this final installment set in Peaceful, Ohio–where danger lurks beneath the peaceful façade.