Mia Soto: 6 books

Marga, Marga, Margo. Life’s been tough for Margarita Ustariz Hunter. Her career is floundering even after an attempt to reinvent herself. She’s gone from a marginally successful finance exec to remotely gainful personal chef. She’s divorced and bitter at the ripe age of thirty four. The one...

How does a family move on after devastation hits? Slowly and carefully. Lola is lost trying to find her way as a widow with three young children. Heartbreak doesn't often lead to forever but sometimes, when it seems bleakest, a light shines through.This is PG13. Sad and happy. A tale of second chances.

This is a novella. It’s not intended for young audiences. Have fun! Every girl likes a man in uniform, even the ones who don’t know that they do. What’s not to like? Muscles, check. Brains, thank God, yes, check. A little old fashion chivalry, check. So when modern woman, Lycée, happens upon...

What a whimsical people, the French. Jolie Levant is no different. She believes in something very real and she is willing to act upon her beliefs without hesitation. Can following her heart across an ocean into a land in turmoil really bring her story to it's rightful completion? For one who...

This story is intended for older teenagers/young adults. It contains mature language and situations. This is a darker take on love and not intended for young readers.Romeo and Juliet have nothing on Jacob and Viv. Some couples are fated. They strike like lightening and leave behind scorched...

These are three stories and a poem. Two of the stories are short stories. One is a novella. It is intended for older teenagers/young adults. It does contain some material and language that is not suitable for younger readers.Love stories that are meant to touch the hearts of everyone regardless of...