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"Det var blevet flyttedag. Marie sad på det øverste trin af trappen op til første sal. Hun så på gelænderet, som hun havde kuret ned ad så mange gange, at det var blevet helt blankslidt. Men det var slut med dét nu. Måske var der et andet gelænder at kure på, der hvor hun skulle flytte hen." Seksårige Marie er nervøs over at skulle flytte fra familiens hyggelige rækkehus og ind i en lille lejlighed på Nørrebro. Hun har hørt, at storbybørnene er dårligt opdraget, og at de aldrig får solen at se mellem de høje bygninger.

"Så fortalte min far om dengang, han sejlede med sejlskib på de syv Verdenshave. Han fortalte om slubberterne i New York, som sejlede søfolkene ind til kajen fra de store skibe for 1$, men som så skulle have 10$ for at for at sejle dem tilbage igen. Og han fortalte om dengang, de lå underdrejet ud for Cap Horn og måtte leve af beskøjtere, for ikke at tale om dengang han sad fast mellem isbjerge ved Grønland.

"- Hører du overhovedet efter, Camilla? Hallo! - Ja, ja, vel hører jeg efter, det er bare, fordi det sner. - Hvor er du kvik! lo Niels Kristian og tog endelig blyanten ud af munden. - Det har sgu sneet lige siden i morges. - Idiot, Camilla rakte tunge ad ham." Førhen var Niels Kristian bare endnu en drillesyg dreng, men da Camilla en dag fanger ham i at kigge interesseret på hende, begynder hun selv at mærke sommerfugle i maven og hjertebanken. Men én dreng kommer sjældent alene. Den danske forfatter Lone Diana Jørgensen (f.

I en nordjysk landsby kæmper enken Thyra for at holde sammen på sine fire børn og for at få den barske hverdag under Danmarks besættelse under 2.Verdenskrig til at hænge sammen. Thyra har et stort hjerte og åbner sit hjem for søsterens barn, der er kommet til verden som følge af en voldtægt. Men en dag vil søsteren pludselig have barnet tilbage, og Thyras verden bryder sammen. Romanerne Traktørstedet og Café Danmark beskriver de vilkår, mange danskere levede og overlevede under i besættelsesårene.

"Mit første åndedrag aktiverede et eller andet fejltrin, der var begået i familien. Måske flere generationer før min. Og i en slags dominoeffekt løb fejlen op gennem slægtleddene og ramte mig. Mine hænder. Morgen, middag, aften og nat. Sådan måtte det være." Venusia bliver født i Rom i 1915. Moren er dansk og faren ud af en rig italiensk familie. Første verdenskrig og en konkurs sender familien fra Italien til Danmark. De turbulente år i det krigshærgede Europa gør den stærke og sammentømrede familie sårbar.

"Med denne bog har vi ikke ønsket at tage stilling til, om det er bedst at leve i et parforhold eller leve alene. Men flere og flere lever faktisk alene. Nogle synes, det er meget svært, og nogle synes, at det åbner nye døre. Men under alle omstændigheder er det en ny livsform - ny både i samfundsmæssig henseende og for det enkelte menneske." Psykologerne Lone Spanheimer og Niels Bjerre Andersen har hjulpet mange mennesker med at tackle de udfordringer, der kan være ved at leve alene. For nogle er aleneheden selvvalgt, mens den for andre er et ufrivilligt vilkår.

Hazel Thompson has made peace with long hours, lukewarm coffee, and a life built around caring for everyone else. As a nurse in a small mountain town, she’s used to being steady, even when the world around her isn’t. Love, she tells herself, is for people with more time and fewer scars.

Rowan Marks lives for the quiet life with pine-scented mornings, sketchpad in hand, and no one asking questions. But when shadowy figures slip through the woods near his secluded cabin, he captures them in charcoal and unwittingly steps into something much bigger. Enter Sheriff Tessa Blake, all grit and steel, chasing a string of break-ins that feel less random by the day. Rowan’s sketches catch her eye, and despite his reluctance, the two form an uneasy alliance.

Emma Lawson likes things simple: steady work at Grady’s Bakery, good coffee from Millie’s, and no surprises. Riley James prefers quiet mornings, strong coffee, and keeping people at arm’s length. But when a runaway cloud of flour, a meddling cat, and a few small-town mix-ups keep throwing them together, they both start to wonder if life has sweeter plans. Between burnt mixers, late-night repairs, and one very opinionated feline, Emma and Riley discover that sometimes the right person isn’t the one you planned for, it’s the one who shows up when everything else falls apart.

Noah Carter likes things that stay fixed. After a tough breakup and too many unfinished projects, the carpenter finds peace in the steady rhythm of small-town repairs—until he meets Maya Dawson, the librarian whose idea of maintenance involves wrangling overdue books and one overly confident ginger cat named Sir Biscuit. When a town fundraiser throws them together at the Harbor Glen Community Theater, their easy banter turns into something warmer. Between sawdust and story hour, quiet afternoons stretch into something that feels a lot like hope.

When burned-out Portland chef Claire Delaney moves to the sleepy town of Cedar Hollow with nothing but her knives and a judgmental tortoiseshell cat named Sweetie, she’s only looking for a quiet restart. But between a stubborn sheriff who’s too handsome for his own good, a town full of quirky charm, and a string of unexpected disasters including an anonymous complaint that threatens to shut her down, Claire’s new beginning is anything but simple. Sheriff Eli Carter likes his routine and doesn’t have time for chaos, especially not the kind wrapped in flour and sarcasm.

As a young and newly qualified detective, Superintendent Signe Brask is put on the case of 10-year-old Mille who has disappeared without a trace during a family trip. Despite a vigorous search, the girl is never found. Ten years later, a young woman shows up in Copenhagen claiming to be Mille...

Burned-out paramedic Eli Brooks only wants a midnight snack, but when he limps into Annie’s Place after hours he meets Lucy Harper, a flour-smudged diner owner whose kindness tastes better than her scrambled eggs. One smoky kitchen disaster, an ankle injury, and a ruined fundraiser later, Eli is showing up far more often than his appetite can justify. Lucy swears she does not need saving, Eli swears he has no heart left to give, yet every blackout, thunderstorm, and town festival pushes them closer.

Bean & Biscuit was never supposed to catch fire. But neither was Jules’s heart. Jules Ramirez has everything she needs: a cozy neighborhood café, a cranky black cat named Tony, and just enough sass to keep the espresso flowing and her past firmly behind her. Bean & Biscuit isn’t trendy, but it’s hers, mismatched chairs and all. Then a fire breaks out next door. And with it comes Dax Maddox: reckless firefighter, motorcycle enthusiast, and the kind of man who walks into your café like he owns the place… and somehow wins over the cat who hates everyone. She’s caffeine and control.

Some fires never burn out. Some truths refuse to stay buried. Months after vanishing without a trace, Marco Rivera is alive, but far from safe. Living under an alias in the mist-shrouded forests of the Pacific Northwest, he’s been working undercover to expose a network of corruption tied to poisoned land and powerful interests. But when investigative journalist Tess Navarro tracks him down with a threat and a proposition, Marco is forced to return to the one place he swore he’d never go back to: Wexler County.

Evan Parker thought coming home as the town’s new search-and-rescue pilot would be simple, until his very first mission collides with Callie Jensen, a fiercely independent wildlife rehabilitator who doesn’t appreciate his interference. She’s stubborn, sharp-tongued, and determined to save every broken creature that crosses her path… including the raccoon who keeps stealing the spotlight. Callie doesn’t need a co-pilot in her life, especially not one haunted by past mistakes.

A grumpy photographer. A golden-retriever firefighter. One calendar shoot, one very chaotic dog, and way too many sparks. Nina Hayes likes order, quiet, and zoom lenses. She doesn't like dogs, especially not ones with more energy than sense. So when she’s roped into photographing the local fire department’s charity calendar, the last thing she expects is to be tackled by a Jack Russell Terrier... and his irritatingly charming owner. Firefighter Drew Carter lives for chaos, community, and his dog, Max, who’s never met a stranger he didn’t lick.

He’s the league’s most scrutinized quarterback. She’s the reporter sent to expose him. Neither of them expected a Labrador to be the one that breaks the story wide open. Sabrina Cole doesn’t cover sports. She uncovers secrets. So when her editor assigns her to embed with the struggling Phoenix Hawks, she’s ready to take down egos, not fawn over football stars. But from the moment she meets Tyler Knox, the media-darling quarterback with a guarded past and a black Lab named Jinx, nothing goes according to plan. Tyler doesn’t trust reporters.

When paramedic Harrison Miller responds to a routine call, he doesn’t expect to meet Dani Cooper, a charming, chaotic mail carrier with a stubborn calico cat stuck in a tree and a knack for turning disaster into laughter. What starts as a rescue gone hilariously wrong sparks an unexpected connection neither of them saw coming. Between sarcastic banter, cat-induced mishaps, and mail route mayhem, Harrison and Dani stumble their way into something real. But falling in love isn’t always simple, especially when Harrison’s unpredictable job keeps pulling him away.