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Adventure · Romance

Thirty Days

Naked and penniless. The strangest challenge ever.

Rick has thirty days to cross America, starting with absolutely nothing. Then he meets Felicia, and an outrageous challenge becomes a life neither of them saw coming.

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Contemporary romance · Island escape

Expect Nudity

He knows how to build almost anything. A life he wants to live is another matter.

Luke trades a successful construction business for a neglected island resort. Restoring Crescent Cay with Amara and Lucia changes much more than the buildings.

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Nonfiction · Practical self-development

The Premium Grown-Up

Nobody handed you a manual for adulthood. Start here.

A direct, practical field manual for getting your habits, health, money and responsibilities under control—and following through when motivation wears off.

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The Call Me Cal series

Begin with Second Line Chef. Continue in the published reading order.

  1. 01Second Line Chef

    Cal arrives with a neglected trumpet and a barely used knife roll. Between Miss Jo’s kitchen, jazz gigs, and June—who sees through his charm—he starts building a life he actually wants. Then someone auctions off his cooking without asking.

  2. 02Jazz Fest

    As Jazz Fest approaches, Cal’s new life grows louder and more public. June, Marisol and an offer from his old world force him to decide where he belongs.

  3. 03The Hotel

    Cal, June and Marisol take on a worn-out French Quarter hotel. Renovation is only the beginning when the city starts bringing its problems to their door.

  4. 04The Prequel

    A return to California brings Cal’s carefully controlled former life into view—and reveals the man he was before New Orleans.

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Gregory D. Angus

Gregory writes contemporary fiction, romance, science fiction and practical nonfiction. Explore each book here, or get in touch about review copies, book clubs and reader questions.

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