"This is small town romance at its best!” Brook I meet the hottest man I’ve ever seen, and I ugly cry on him. And when I say ugly cry, I mean the whole deal: streaky mascara, puffy eyes, and snot everywhere. Totally embarrassing. And confirmation that my life is officially a hot mess. I’ve inherited my mother’s dog hotel. The building needs repairs, we’re in debt, and my sisters have descended on the house, leaving it a noisy, chaotic mess. Then along comes Owen, making me laugh and cry and tingle all over. But when I find out his secret, I’m devastated. I want nothing more to ...

A small town, shy curvy girl romantic comedy. Violet I’m happy living alone with my cat and my romance novels until I meet Sean. He unlocks something inside of me, a longing, a craving that I need to satisfy. I think I can spend one night with him and then walk away. It’s the fairest thing to do, no matter how wrong it feels. Because once he knows the truth about me, he won’t want to stick around. Sean I’ve always wanted to be a father, and when I meet the sweet librarian with the killer curves, I think I’ve found the perfect woman to start my life with. We have one night together...

A small town, curvy girl, age gap romance Kat I got into something, something bad. My sisters think I’ve been snubbing them, but the truth is worse. There’s an opportunity to run, and I take it. But when I finally make it home, it’s the night before my sister’s wedding and the house is in cheery chaos. Sexy silver fox Joel offers to take me in. He’s twice my age, but the only person I feel safe with. I open up to him. But what would a sophisticated older man want with someone like me? I’m damaged goods, the black sheep of the family. I don’t belong here, and I never will. Joel...

He’ll do anything to win his wife back… Erin When the divorce papers arrived, I didn’t expect to feel so sad. I’ve been with Theo since we were high school sweethearts fumbling together in the back of his mom’s car. Now I finally have to admit to myself and my sisters that it’s over. But when a stranger starts pursuing me, I’m not sure I’m ready to move on. Theo I’ve loved Erin since we were seventeen years old. Two kids and an executive job later, and the stresses of life have gotten to our relationship. But I didn’t realize how much she meant to me until she walked out...

Andy Stewart might be my only chance for independence As the sheltered youngest daughter of absent parents, my brothers have done everything for me: sent me to a college I failed out of, paid my rent, kept my health insurance current. And every attempt to repay their generosity ends in failure. Not this time. I’m finally supporting myself when I lose my job the same day I learn I need surgery. My options are limited. Nonexistent, even. Then, I get a proposal. Andy, the only son of the most prominent family in town, says he needs my help. He wants to marry me and in four years, after I've ...

Ben Clark is my everything. He’s my shoulder to cry on, the person I laugh with the hardest, and the one person I can always be myself around. Which is exactly why I'd never date him. Then, my world falls apart on my twenty-seventh birthday. My picture perfect boyfriend leaves, my grandmother’s business is on life support, and my dreams of a family feel further away than ever. But Ben's by my side. Just like always. He'll get me through the next year. He'll help me find the man I'm supposed to be with. Only what happens if he’s that guy? Thea Dawson just needs time. I’ve always been...

I wanted out of my hometown, and away from Cal McDonaghue I'd done everything I could to escape my hometown, escape the awkward girl who’d always been too tall, too big, too strong. As a sports trainer, all the things that made me stand out also made me good at my job. Until I got fired. Now I'm unemployed and back in my high school bedroom, reliving old crushes when I run into my best friend's brother. He needs help training for the Highland Games. How can I say no? Rebecca Barton might just be my saving grace When my rival says he's retiring from the Highland Games and wants one last ...

Grumps were her specialty. Until she met Len. Millie doesn’t want a corner office. She doesn’t work in a cubicle. She travels the country playing aide to hip surgery recipients and providing temporary relief to burnt-out spouses caring for their ill partners. And while she might dream of a family of her own and real friends, until she finds a place that feels like home, she helps others. And she loves being a caregiver. Winning people over is what she does best. But an assignment that comes with its own house? Millie jumps at the opportunity, especially since she doesn’t even have to ...

I don’t usually deal with runaway brides on my beat. But when Victoria comes flying out of a church, wedding dress bunched in her fists, eyes full of panic—I know one thing. She’s mine to protect. She dives into my police cruiser, breathless and beautiful, and suddenly, my world tilts. She’s all curves and chaos, a woman who shouldn’t be my problem—but somehow, she’s the only thing that matters. I tell myself I don’t need this. I don’t need her. But that’s a lie. I’m a cop. I protect what’s mine. And Victoria? She just ran straight into my arms where she belongs. ...

Being a cop is tough. Being a single dad? Even tougher. Then Luna walks into my life, and suddenly, everything makes sense. She’s got curves that make it impossible to look away, a heart big enough to love my son like he’s her own, and a fire in her eyes that tells me she’s not afraid to challenge me. Luna isn’t just perfect—she’s mine. I don’t date just to date. I don’t waste time on what won’t last. And I sure as hell don’t let something this good slip away. I’m a cop. I protect what’s mine. And Luna? She’s about to find out just how serious I am. Previously ...