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About Jennifer Reed/ bookjunkiez

My Niece and Nephew joke that I could open a used book store with all the books that I own. I love to read, that is my addiction. I can't go a week without going to a book store. I love crocheting. I love to write stories and poetry. I also love my family, even though they make me crazy at times. I am a huge Donald Duck Fan.

Protect My Wrong Secret Blitz

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Pine Peaks, Book 2

 

Romantic Suspense

 

Date Published: August 28, 2025

 

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She’s the wrong secret I should’ve left buried.

Jaci Linwood is unlike any woman I’ve ever known.

Pint-sized and buttoned up, she’s enclosed in sky-high walls I
can’t charm my way past.

Giving up is not my MO.

So when HEY, the security firm I co-own with my ex-military friends, gets
tasked with finding out what she and her boss are doing at Pine Peaks Resort,
I’m stoked to be the private investigator on the case.

Mysteries shroud their presence, but my investigation proves that
they’re not merely vacationing.

Something far more sinister lays at our doorstep and Jaci’s at the
center of it.

I should be doing my job…

But she becomes a fixation I can’t break, a craving that’s never
satisfied, a need I don’t want to escape.

She sees through my facade and challenges me, pushes me, unravels me.

Then I’m straddling two paths—doing my job or following my desire.

The danger creeps closer, bearing down on her.

I must protect her from those who’d cause her harm.

And from my obsessed self…

 

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Summer Hunter
Summer Hunter writes romantic suspense with bite—where love
sizzles, danger lurks, and someone always ends up shirtless.

She calls Hawaii home, which means she’s fueled by sunshine, strong
coffee, and the occasional plot twist that shows up between bites of fried
noodles. Her characters are bold, her banter is sharp, and her
happily-ever-afters always come with a little chaos and a lot of heat.

When she’s not plotting her next twisty love story, she’s probably
side-eyeing tourists from behind her sunglasses and pretending it’s all
“research.”

“Spicy Love, Sassy Suspense – Always HEA.”

Grab a fan. Things are about to get steamy!

 

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Poetry

Date Published: 01-25-2025

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Destinations describes a continuation of life experiences, such as
Danielle Pitter’s first year of driving, being a first-time author, and
a closer look into other relationships, like family, friendships and romance.
What she has learned from writing these poems is that it’s okay to
express emotions that others may find uncomfortable, like hurt, heartbreak,
and disappointment. This book is for anyone who needs to unpack their messy
thoughts in the same way as she has.

 

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Preface

After the publication and success of my first book Reality Check in April 2022, I decided to spend the next year writing more poetry that gave updates about my life in its current state. My first book gave an insider’s look into where my life was during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, my family, and how I saw myself. 

Since Reality Check, many good things have come my way—many things that probably wouldn’t have happened had I not sat down two years before and written that first book. I’m so proud of myself and the work, time, and investment taken to create that body of work. 

But while these many blessings were coming my way, a lot of shadows started appearing mentally—shadows I’d thought I had done the work in therapy to move past. That’s why I needed to write more poems about my journey, to explore those shadows that creep up in the middle of the night, when the world is quiet and my brain has no choice but to unpack all of the mess from the past several years. These new poems in this collection were published originally on Patreon, so they are available on my page to read individually. I started to write these poems around the time of Reality Check’s release, so a lot of them are reactionary to how I had felt after my first book’s publication. 

I felt like these poems would fit best in a book rather than just online because I wanted to see them in a book format. I wanted others to read this body of work in a physical book format, where the reader isn’t glued to a screen all the time. I wanted readers to experience reading the way I did growing up, flipping through the pages, getting immersed in language, setting, writing style and characters. Much like Reality Check, I wanted this book to make readers think about their own experiences and learn from them. 

During the process of writing this book, I received my driver’s license after taking the road test only once. I got my first car three months later. A few poems in Part I were written during my first year of driving. I thought it would be an interesting concept to explore the intersection of learning how to drive with learning how to live my life. 

Part II describes my complicated relationship with sharing my first book with the world. I was so used to sharing for more than just a select few, that when it came time to share with everyone, my fear of being seen came out even more. 

In Part III, I dig a little deeper into other relationships, like families, friendships, and romantic relationships. Romance is something I have very little experience in, but I wanted to share those experiences in the best way I knew how, which is through writing.

What I’ve learned from writing these poems is that it’s okay to express emotions that others may find uncomfortable, like hurt, heartbreak, and disappointment. Often enough, people only look at the highlight reel of self-love, and not the in-between moments, like anxiety, pain, anguish, frustration, and depression. But those in-between moments are just as important to share as the highlight reel. 

This book is for anyone who needs to unpack their messy thoughts in the same way as I have. I hope this book takes you on a similar journey it did for me while writing it.

 

 

About the Author
Danielle Pitter
Born and raised in New Jersey, Danielle has been writing stories since
early childhood. What started from with innocent fairy-tales in first grade
turned into a growing passion that was always one step behind her. After
graduating from the University of Phoenix in 2017 with a bachelor’s
degree in Communications and Journalism, she started her writing journey as a
journalist for entertainment media outlets like TV After Dark, Fangirlish and
Glitter Magazine. Her first poetry novel Reality Check is available on Amazon
and Barnes & Noble.

Currently, she’s a writer on her own website, PoetryBooksYA.com. She
also holds a Master of Information degree from Rutgers University.
Additionally, she is a member of the New Jersey Library Association.

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The Sweetest Getaway Blitz

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Women’s Fiction, Crime Caper, Cozy Heist

Date Published: 07-21-2025

Publisher:
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They’ll need the sweetest getaway ever to escape this mess…

 
Jennifer
used to be a wholesome daydreamer who’d never broken a law in her
life.
In a moment of weakness, she lets her roommate, Nari, rope her into
a money-making scheme that isn’t exactly…legal.
How could
she have known that stealing from bad guys would be so much fun?
Soon,
Jennifer is so busy leading a double life that she barely has time to
fantasize about the hot, dimpled stranger she met at one of Nari’s
parties.
Everything is going smoothly, until someone rats them out to the
cops.
Now, Jennifer and Nari need help from a team of seasoned criminals
to pull off a heist that’ll either set them up for life…or get
them locked up for a very long time.
Can Jennifer find a path to happily
ever after that doesn’t include an ugly prison jumpsuit?
There’s
only one way to find out…


The Sweetest Getaway is a no spice, cozy heist novel with laughs, a diverse
cast, and the smartest heroines since Ocean’s 8. Perfect for fans of
women’s fiction and crime capers. Get it today for a criminally good
time.

 

 

 

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“All we have to do is confidently walk to the door like we’re
supposed to be here,” Nari said under her breath.

She and Jennifer argued in the
parking lot of Omaha’s largest mansion as glamorously dressed revelers
approached the entrance, arm in arm.

“I’ll enter five minutes
before you. When they ask for our names, remember that I’m Doris and
you’re Béatrice. After that, everything will be easy. No big
deal,” Nari explained.

Right. It was no big deal to Nari because she was endlessly charming,
constantly meeting new people, and making loads of cash from random schemes
that took her all over the world. Jennifer, on the other hand, was great at
petting her neighbors’ dogs and getting lost mid-conversation in
daydreams about faraway lands she’d never visited.
Doris Huang and
Béatrice Boivin were wealthy business-women who were actually invited to the
gala. Jennifer had helped Nari find an Asian and black woman on the guest list
that they could impersonate. Doris and Béatrice looked enough like them,
although Doris was in her fifties. Luckily, Doris wore glasses, so Nari could
hide her youth behind a pair of round black frames that complemented her
off-the-shoulder, gold metallic gown.
“Honestly, Nari, I
don’t think it’s going to be that easy.” Jennifer tapped her
fingers nervously on her arm. “What if Doris and Béatrice are inside
already? Why don’t we look for a back entrance to sneak into
instead?”
At least there would be fewer witnesses if they got
caught at the back entrance. Maybe they could even pretend they were lost, ask
for directions, and then decide to scrap the whole mission and return to their
cozy apartment. “Oh well, that didn’t work. At least we
tried!” Jennifer would say peppily. Nari would shrug. They’d end
the night bingeing on popcorn and singing nineties hits into their TV’s
karaoke app.

But Nari would never give up that easily. “Nah, we’re early.
We’ll have at least an hour before these two fabulous women show up.
They’re always late for events like this. Besides, our target is already
inside.”
Jennifer groaned. “This is nuts. I’ve got to
pretend to be French like Béatrice.” She shook her head. “I
can’t even tell the difference between a good macaron and a bad one.
They’re all delicious to me. I don’t know why I let you talk me
into this.”
“I know why you said yes, mon amie,” Nari
said, grinning. “Remember, you’ll be getting twenty-five percent
of whatever deal we pull off after today. If I can close this deal, it could
be worth half a million dollars.”

Jennifer had almost forgotten about the payout. Normally, Nari
compensated her for these wild rides with chili cheese fries. She sucked in
air through her teeth. “I… I can’t really say no to that,”
she said, goosebumps covering her arms.
With that kind of money, maybe
she could travel far beyond Omaha’s borders. She’d meet wonderful,
surprising people. People who spoke five languages, painted in their spare
time, and effortlessly rode their electric scooters through crowded street
markets before arriving at home to make love to their beautiful spouses. Maybe
she could even quit her job as a marketing analyst.
Nari swept her arm
out in front of her, as if she were showing off her kingdom. “Welcome to
the business world. There’s tons of cash just waiting for
you.”

Money came easily to Nari, even though she
had the attention span of a gnat. She could have her own massive condo if she
wanted to, but she chose to live with Jennifer to feel a sense of home so far
away from her family. Jennifer, however, was thirty-six years old and broke.
If she didn’t live with Nari, she would have to start a window washing
side hustle to be able to afford her student loan payments.
“It’s my favorite
business world, the one where we have to sneak into galas to close
deals,” Jennifer snorted.

About the Author

 Sasha Preston
 Sasha Preston writes women’s fiction crime capers that help you to
escape your daily reality, feel a sense of excitement, and plan your next
adventure – all with some humor and close friendship thrown into the
mix.
They say you should write about what you know. While she still
hasn’t officially committed a heist, there’s nothing she loves
more than going on adventures with girlfriends. You can find her waking up
while it’s still dark outside to write, exercise, and explore.
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The Boss Blitz

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BDSM Erotica

Date to be Published: August 29, 2025

Publisher: Changeling Press

 

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Maxwell Barnes runs the top law firm in the city, owns a private BDSM
club, and has more money than he can spend in a lifetime. He gets everything
he wants, and now he wants his paralegal, Aaron Marshall. Mixing work and
pleasure is a big no-no, but their mutual attraction is off the charts. The
one thing Maxwell isn’t looking for is love, but sometimes fate has a
mind of its own.

 

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“I found this to be an interesting and sexy short read… I adored Aaron right
from the get-go and found him delightful and really easy to relate to. The
chemistry between the two men is delicious, the kink is hot and well written
and for a fun and quick read this story certainly fits the bill to my mind.”

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Copyright ©2025 Gale Stanley

 

Fucking traffic. Even at this hour of the day, the streets were as jammed as
my calendar. Doesn’t matter what I drive. My Mercedes-Maybach
won’t get me to the office any faster than a Prius, but my ride got a
lot of looks. It commanded the eye as well as the road. I imagined the other
drivers were wondering what VIP was enjoying all this luxury. The thought
ignited me. Being the center of attention was a turn-on. It was better than
sex.

At last, my building came into view. It was an impressive sight. The Barnes
Building was a soaring glass tower, twenty stories high, and one of the most
prestigious addresses in the city. I helped design it myself. I demanded a
seat at the table with the architects and builders, and my input resulted in a
stunning building that met my needs. If you want something done right, do it
yourself. ‘Nuff said.

I turned into the parking garage and pulled into my reserved spot, savoring
the rewards of success. My car, my building, designer duds, a Rolex, they were
all symbols of my wealth and status. None of it was due to luck. I worked damn
hard to get where I was, long hours, high-profile court cases, good
investments… I was on top of the world. Now I was ready to enjoy
myself. For years work had overshadowed everything else in my life. I had made
a name for myself and accumulated stuff, but I had neglected the hedonistic
pleasures that shaped my life. It was time to focus on the thing that lit me
up. BDSM. Erotic play made me feel complete. It energized me. I just needed
the right partner. Lately, I had wondered whether the man I wanted even
existed. It was a tall order to fill.

I knew who I was and what I wanted — single, gay Dom looking for a playmate,
not a relationship. Nothing serious or exclusive. I wanted a man who was
submissive because he loved the way it made him feel, but finding a compatible
play partner wasn’t easy. In the past I’d had partners who played
at being submissive so they could gain access to me. They were only interested
in my prestige and money. I liked a man who was willing to work hard and make
it on his own. Someone who was constantly learning and wanted to challenge his
limits.

Even with my connections, it was difficult to meet men because my kink was a
well-hidden secret. Submissives who were looking for a Dom wouldn’t know
how to find me. It had been a long time since my Dominant side got any
attention, and it had been frustrating as hell.

Until the day Aaron Marshall showed up. We had instant chemistry. Chemistry
counted for a lot, but it wasn’t everything. There had to be more to it
than attraction. The big question was, could we build something on that
chemistry? This was such an improbable match, I couldn’t believe it was
more than a fluke. But what if it wasn’t? I intended to find out because
I was used to getting what I wanted, and I wanted this man.

I took the private elevator to the top floor. My suite was bright and modern,
a stark contrast to my public office one floor down. There it was all cherry
wood and leather, the warm traditional look I presented to the public. But the
private penthouse was my home when I was working on an important case so it
was all me, a personal office, sitting room, kitchen, bedroom, and a large
bath, even a walk-in closet stocked with some of my favorite paddles and
floggers.

I listened to my voice mail and found a message from Brett Holiday, my best
friend. No need to answer it. I’d be seeing him tonight. I went into the
bathroom to check my appearance before taking the back stairs to my office.

Before settling in, I walked out to the front office to greet Aaron, who was
now my newest paralegal. My current office manager was teaching him the ropes,
a task I planned on taking over shortly. Pun intended.

Aaron always clocked in ahead of everyone, even me. He wanted to make a good
impression, and he had. The man was a quick study and very professional, but
he had other assets that sparked my interest.

I never forgot our first meeting. I liked his looks immediately — dark blond
hair, hazel eyes, slim build, but his stance was what caught my attention.
Aaron stood in front of my desk, his back ramrod straight, arms at his sides,
head up, eyes down. His deference was flattering to the point of overkill. I
saw it as a tendency to yield to the will of another. He was hard-wired to be
a submissive.

We made eye contact and it was hot as hell. I pictured us having wild sex and
I sensed he felt the same. The undeniable connection between us was like an
out-of-body experience. That mysterious attraction couldn’t be forced.
It was what I longed for, but seldom found. Calm down, I told myself. Do not
hire this man because you want to fuck him.

“Have a seat, Mr. Marshall.”

“Thank you.”

I decided to test the water. “Thank you, Sir.”

Aaron’s eyes went wide but he responded immediately. “Yes, Sir.
Thank you, Sir.”

His reaction was beautiful to behold. Being told what to do excited him. I
could tell he wanted me to take control, to dominate him. Anticipation
shivered along my spine. I knew an untrained submissive when I saw one. Aaron
was struggling to recover his self-command, but his desire and arousal shone
like a beacon in a storm. I was intrigued.

 

About the Author

Gale Stanley grew up in Philadelphia PA. She was the kid who always had her
nose in a book, her head in the clouds, and her hands on a pad and pencil.
Some
things never change.

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Memoir

Date Published: 06-30-2025

Publisher: She Writes Press

 

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Having spent ten summers on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation near
Glacier National Park, part of her doctoral fieldwork for a PhD in Native
American Art History, forty-two-year-old Lynne Spriggs thinks of Montana as
her healing place. When she moves to “Big Sky Country” from the
East Coast in a quest to reset her life, she has high hopes for what awaits
her.

Great Falls, a farming and military town in central Montana, is not what Lynne
imagined when she decided to leave city life behind. But her dream of being
more connected to nature in the American West comes alive when she meets
Harrison, a handsome rancher thirteen years her senior. Wary but curious, with
her dog Willow by her side, she leans into the seasonal rhythms of
Harrison’s hidden valley and opens her heart to a wild language that
moves beyond words. In a modern world where listening is rare, Elk Love
explores an intimate place where loneliness gives way to wonder, where the
natural world speaks of what matters most.

 

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About the Author
Lynne Spriggs O'Connor
Before moving to the rural West at age forty-two, Lynne Spriggs O’Connor
curated exhibitions of folk and self-taught art at the High Museum in Atlanta.
She spent ten summers on northern Montana’s Blackfeet Indian reservation
while pursuing fieldwork for her PhD in Native American Art History at
Columbia University. She also worked in the film industry as Production
Coordinator for Spalding Gray and Jonathan Demme on the iconic Swimming to
Cambodia. After landing in Montana, she curated Bison: American Icon, a major
permanent exhibit for the Charlie Russell Museum on bison in the Northern
Plains. Elk Love is her first memoir. For the past fifteen years, she and her
husband have lived on a cattle ranch in an isolated Montana mountain valley
east of the Rockies, where her life centers on writing, animals, and family.

 

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