Böcker av Colby Bettley

A Grumpy-Sunshine, Small Town, Festive Holiday Romance. "This is the perfect Christmas read! I literally smiled the entire time I read it and absolutely adored Rhett and Leita!" Ashley R. King, author of the Ace of Hearts series ***Leita and Rhett are polar opposites.Leita loves Christmas. Seeing everyone come together to celebrate the holidays is her favourite thing in the world.Rhett despises festivities. He hates the way everyone pretends like their lives don't suck the other eleven months of the year.Out of desperation, Rhett takes a job at the local Santa's Grotto, and whether by fate or by chance, he meets his new colleague, the very festive Leita.But what happens when opposites are forced together at Christmas?

"This beautiful book of poetry should be titled Deep Thoughts for Deep Hearts because each one reached depths in my heart no other has been able to find." - V. Domino, author of beautifully dark romance novels (My Desire (Mi Deseo): book one of An Acapulco Affair)Dark Thoughts On Cold Nights is a collection of poems for the people who feel alone in their darkness. Focusing on depression and grief, this book delves into the topics that society shy away from, often resulting in us feeling isolated with our thoughts.You are not alone in your pain and there is always someone out there who will understand. Being vulnerable is not a weakness and Dark Thoughts On Cold Nights is designed to start a conversation about how you're feeling-even if that just means admitting to yourself that you're struggling and need help.

Emmeline Beaumont has spent her life trying to survive. From the grief of losing her father to being bullied at school, Emmie is lost and left feeling like there's no hope.A tumultuous and abusive relationship isolates Emmie from the rest of the world, pushing her further into the darkness of her mind until she can't find an escape.It's up to her to find the courage to survive and find the light in a world that feels so dismal. *Please be aware this book contains serious themes that readers may find triggering, such as self harm and sexual assault.*