Suz Korb

Stella Andromeda Sunne’s ultimate dream comes true when she’s suddenly beamed aboard a spaceship. But the fantasy takes a dark turn when she learns that a galactic menace known as the Husp is abducting species from across the universe—and Earth is next on their interstellar list. Teaming up with a motley space crew, Stella races against time to thwart the Husp’s plans and save her home planet. Just when she thinks things can’t get more complicated, Stella finds herself caught in the crossfire of two alien kings who’ve decided she’s their perfect queen. Fending off royal proposals is no easy task, especially when King Xar—tentacles and all—turns up the charm. With the fate of the galaxy on her shoulders, and an alien king who’s hard to resist, Stella’s about to find out that saving the universe is akin to surviving intergalactic romance!

COMING SOON Stella Andromeda Sunne is back from outer space in an earthly sequel like no other. But! You can't keep a space princess down on the ground for long, because before we know it Stella's off and zooming among the stars again. And be glad about it, she's not just tripping the light fantastic on a romantic holiday with Ice King Xar, oh no, Brux still think she's his queen of the space elf quadrant! She can't blame the kings, Stella knows she burns bright as RMC 136a1, though she could come up with a far better name for such a shining star. Stella's got to save the galaxy again, and the one she meets who needs her help has beautiful superpowers all her own. When Jendy arrives, there's more to her than meets the one eye of a sighplops from planet Boxdora. Clones. Jendy feels like she's been cloned, and everywhere she looks, she sees a young woman who looks exactly like her. Stella must help Jendy figure out if they're sisters or what, because t

I live in the middle of nowhere—dusty Utah plains, an empty house, and a drunk, mean dad. My life was ordinary, until the day a storm of butterflies swirled around me, bringing magic I didn’t know existed. And him—Jeremy, with eyes that glow like stardust and a warmth that melts my fears. Now, I’m part of something I never asked for: saving vulnerable children, traveling across worlds, and discovering power I didn’t know I had. I don’t understand it all yet, but when I’m with Jeremy, it feels like I can. Magic is terrifying and beautiful, and somehow, I’m right in the middle of it. I have to be.

Kidnapped by a vampire, epically farted on by a pug, and dragged through the pits of hell. Welcome to Eve Eden's world in the small and strange town of Twin Forest. Eve has goals and ambitions that don’t involve staying in this weird podunk town. Supernatural forces collide and drop her into the heart of England, and she’s not exactly pleased. When Eve said she wanted to get the heck out of dodge, she didn’t mean getting transported into a torture chamber, inside the dungeon of an actual castle!  Damned souls from the depths of hell, her body's sudden ability to heal quickly from wounds. Resisting her inexplicable attraction to a vampire who’s been sent to kill her. Can life get any worse? Apparently, it can, because just around the corner at the Twin Forest cemetery waits the zombie horde.

Eve Eden thought battling zombies was the worst of her supernatural troubles—until vampires come to Twin Forest. When her friends fall prey to a sinister bloodsucker, Eve's only hope is to team up with Nathan, a mysterious vampire who may not be as trustworthy as he seems. Armed with quick reflexes, dark humor, and a bit of reluctant vampire magic, Eve must navigate a world of bloodthirsty creatures and ancient threats. But the real danger may lie closer to home, and Eve’s survival will require more than just her usual attitude—she'll need to figure out who she can trust before the vampires make her their next victim. A supernatural teen comedy with heart, action, and enough snark to fend off the undead!

    Eve Eden is grappling with more than just supernatural forces. Nathan Kane, the enigmatic vampire with a mischievous streak, re-enters Eve's life, bringing with him a whirlwind of chaos and newfound emotions. As their paths intertwine once again, Eve realizes that perhaps Nathan's fangs aren't so bad after all. But the challenges Eve faces go beyond matters of the heart. Time itself becomes a non-linear rollercoaster as Eve finds herself navigating not just between locations, but across eras. Time-travel takes a toll on her psyche, and caught in a web of temporal shifts, Eve must come to terms with the sands of time if she's to overcome the obstacles in her way. Amidst the chaos, Eve learns that confronting evil requires more than just physical prowess; it takes the strength of friendship, the power of self-discovery, and a flair for adventure. Because the enigma of time, and the unyielding fight against evil, culminates in this final electrifying journey.      Eve

Jaclyn is thrust into a steampunk adventure that mixes mystery, magic, and danger. What starts as a routine tour of North Wyche castle quickly turns into a life-changing experience when she encounters a mysterious glowing stone, and a strange boy who holds the key to her destiny—literally. Marked by a magical emblem and pursued by eerie forces, Jaclyn must navigate a world where time bends and reality blurs. As she races against terrifying spider-women, shadowy figures, and impossible odds, Jaclyn uncovers her true strength, and with the fate of both worlds at stake, she might just be the hero no one expected. Especially when she discovers the power of the realm might have an identity all its own.

Kate unexpectedly finds herself entwined in the tumultuous world of Greek mythology, and its pantheon of gods and goddesses. When a seemingly harmless accident at a chocolate event propels Kate and her town into the depths of hades, her life takes an extraordinary turn. Within this enchanting realm Kate is drawn into an unexpected romantic entanglement. She finds herself torn between not one, but two charismatic and alluring deities, each with their own mysterious pasts. However, Kate's adventures take a harrowing turn when she's cursed with a head of serpentine hair, much like the fearsome gorgon of ancient myth. As her nightmares morph into a horrifying reality, Kate realizes that the fate of her hometown and the world itself hangs in the balance. With gods who enjoy playing with the lives of humans, she must summon newfound strengths and embark on a perilous quest to save her loved ones from a destiny intertwined with the whims of divine powers.

Serendipity by Suz Korb is a delightful collection of romantic comedy and women's fiction stories that celebrate unexpected life-changing moments. You'll meet characters who find love, laughter, and sometimes a little mischief in surprising ways. Romantic comedy and women's fiction stories. From the flirty fun of Pulled, to the magical Christmas mishaps in Jingleballs, a life-changing new beginning in All Her Own. These stories deliver charm and cheeky twists. With sibling bonds in Sisterly Amends, a joke of an encounter in Booty Call, post-breakup heartache in Dumped, dilemmas in The Punch of Life, and laugh-out-loud antics in The Orgasm Show. Get ready for wild romps, heartfelt moments, and fun filled fiction every woman can appreciate.

When Bubbles agrees to a blind date, she expects awkward small talk and maybe a free dinner—not supernatural chaos! Between a bizarre tooth bling mishap, fiery body parts, and red goblins with shocking anatomy, Bubbles' life spirals into absurdity. And just when things couldn’t get weirder, she discovers that heaven and hell may have a stake in her fate. Throw in George, her irresistibly hot, but mysteriously elusive date, and the sparks really start to fly—literally. Now, Bubbles must navigate a romantic disaster of heavenly proportions while figuring out why her life is going up in flames! Bedevilled is a laugh-out-loud supernatural rom-com where love, hellfire, and heavenly mischief collide.

Cleo Morgan is ready for a change. Tired of London’s endless rain and the predictability of her life, she shocks everyone —including herself— by accepting her boyfriend Blake’s less-than-romantic text proposal to elope in Hawaii.  Sun, sand, and a quick wedding? Why not? But just as Cleo’s packing her bags, Spencer Jones crashes into her life. Well, she crashes into him and actually knocks his tooth out! Spence is dark-haired, dangerously handsome, and desperate for help finding a flat. As his estate agent, Cleo is supposed to stay professional, but Spence’s undeniable charm makes her question everything. Still, she’s made a promise to Blake, and Hawaii beckons.  Once in paradise though, things take a turn. Blake seems more interested in adrenaline-fueled adventures than romance, dragging Cleo into a whirlwind of hiking, surfing, and cliff diving. Exhausted and out of her element, she begins to wonder if she’s made a huge mistake. Then, Blake vanishes. With danger closing in, Cleo is

Emily’s always dreamed of her wedding day, but now that it’s close, she’s lost in a whirlwind of diets, self-doubt, and desperate attempts to achieve the "perfect" bridal look. Between grueling workouts, torturous shapewear, and calorie-counting, her journey to the altar feels like a battle with herself—and it doesn’t help that robots around town have started to malfunction in bizarre, increasingly dangerous ways. As these bots go rogue, wreaking havoc at every turn, Emily is forced to confront her biggest obstacles: her relentless self-criticism and the realization that maybe she’s worthy of love just as she is. In this chaotic, heartfelt rom-com, sometimes the hardest thing to escape is the pursuit of perfection—even where killer bots are involved!

Lucy Warner thinks she’s ready for a big change when she moves from the American Midwest to the heart of England. But when she finds herself caught between two dashing, cricket-loving British men, her plans for a calm life are quickly bowled over. With Beckett’s charming wit and Arlo’s polished allure, Lucy faces one hilarious misadventure after another—from navigating British slang to learning that “tea” is a meal, not just a drink. It’s love, laughs, and a serious case of culture shock as Lucy tries to balance her heart, her new life, and a whole lot of surprises.

Warning: Spoilers ahead! If you haven’t seen all episodes of  Rings of Power seasons one and two, you may want to stop reading now—unless you’re ready to spare yourself some emotional anguish. Each episode left me with a deep sense of hopelessness. The good characters are relentlessly downtrodden, while the villains triumph, mutilate, and kill without reprieve. Season one filled me with hope, especially towards the end, when it became clear that the falling star was most likely Gandalf. However, season two has left me with little desire to continue watching. For context, I’ve rewatched season one numerous times while doing crochet, but I haven’t been able to bring myself to revisit the final episode of season two even once. I despise all the villains, of course, with Sauron being pure malevolence. But to me, the most detestable character by far is Kemen. I endured his scenes the first time, but if I ever rewatch season two, I will unapologetically fast-forward through every moment he’s

I am afraid. I’m scared that if I continue writing chapter three of my current manuscript, I’m going to fuck it all up. You must understand that 15 years is a long time to write every day not feeling like you’ve found your niche. And I have restarted this manuscript for months now. That’s every day restarting after writing about two chapters. Countless versions of this novel have begun and ended because I was not happy with the character I was creating and the style I was using. But I managed to completely write a prologue that I am 100% happy with, and from there I started deleting chapter 1 because it wasn’t flowing right from the prologue. Until yesterday when I completed chapter 1 to my liking. It’s as simple as that. I finally have a prologue and a first chapter, basically after 15 years of writing and deleting every day. Well, in between books I actually did finish. So now that I’m on chapter two I really don’t want to screw this up. I don’t want to end up deleting again and agai