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It's Time to Meet Him at the Altar

It's Time to Meet Him at the Altar

July Heartthrob of the Month, New Release - Meet Him at the Altar

E.L. Koslo
July 24, 2025

Meet Him at the Altar is now available in Kindle Unlimited and Special Edition Covers!

Always You by E.A. Brady

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Always You is a stand-alone, slow burn, friends to lovers novella with a lot of heat and a guaranteed HEA. It is intended for readers 18+.

Working as a warehouse manager is Grant Marshall’s 9 – 5 while he works toward his dream of owning his own personal training business. His childhood best friend, Penelope “Poppy” Hathaway has recently interviewed for a promotion that will take her far from home. When their high school reunion comes around, Poppy surprises Grant by showing up unannounced at his home, dress in hand. What starts as a friendly weekend together turns into something more. Feelings from years ago come to the surface, challenging each of them to choose what’s important right now.

The Midnight Voyeur Audiobook is live!

ON 50% off sale on audiobooks.com until August 31st, using this link only:

This audiobook was performed in duet by:

Branden Davis-Butler as Ginny

Troy Duran as Austin & Nolan

Cole Eubanks as Micah

Tragedy struck when I least expected it, leaving me a widow in what was supposed to be the prime of my life. With my daughter away at college, I withdrew further—becoming a reclusive version of myself.

The quietness of my big empty house was suffocating, my only form of solace being the rhythmic laps I repeated each day in my pool. Day after day, I remained frozen in time, while the world moved on without me.

Until…a year later, at forty-six, two young, handsome men came into my life who were more than willing to help me embark on a steamy journey of self-awakening. I found myself eager to watch and learn…to explore exactly what they were offering. And before long, I was diving deep into more than just the water of my pool. My time with them taught me everything I needed to see that life after tragedy didn’t have to be done alone.

A brief encounter with a man from the gym introduced me to someone who was walking the same journey of grief after losing a spouse. He brought life back to the parts of my heart I thought died the day I lost my husband; as if fate was watching out for me, offering me a chance to love again.