A Bride for the Brooding Boss by Bella Bucannon: Passion is one thing, turning that passion into a life long commitment, well that was always tricky and some just couldn’t do that, or could they? Lauren Taylor was good at what she did. She could figure out computers and what secrets […]
Married for His Secret Heir by Jennifer Faye: Best friends have one diehard rule when they are of opposite genders. That rule? No sleeping together. Once that happens everything changes no matter what. Elena Ricci was tired of being taken advantage of. She was no longer going to trust anyone. […]
Call to Engage by Tawny Weber: The past happened and all you can do is to move forward. However when confronted with your past, that’s a whole lot easier said than done. Ava Monroe knew about that. She had married, she had lost and she had dealt with it, right?
Her Pregnancy Bombshell by Liz Fielding: He was the crush, the one so close and yet so far. She wasn’t a fool so she knew that the one time she had wasn’t supposed to be forever, but sometimes things don’t turn out like you plan.
Playing Dirty by Taryn Leigh Taylor: Hockey is life. It is the beginning and the end for some players, until it isn’t. Then what? Elaine, Lainey, Harper had her most humiliating moment in front of so many people. She wasn’t sure she would ever survive. So she did what she could […]
A Marriage Worth Saving by Therese Beharrie: Sometimes marriage isn’t all it is cracked up to be. Life is about not just the ups but the downs as well. When Mila Dennis and Jordan Thomas met there was something to be said about love at first sight.
Stranded with the Secret Billionaire by Marion Lennox: Sometimes please everyone just lands in heartbreak and hurt. Sometimes though you need to hit that low to figure out what you want and how to make that happen. Penelope, Penny, Hindmarsh – Firth discovered that. She had finally decided that it wasn’t […]
The Magnate’s Mail-Order Bride by Joanne Rock: Circumstances sometimes force an issue that you never would have seen otherwise. Sometimes they make you see people in a new light and sometimes they become life altering.
Paper Wedding, Best-Friend Bride by Sheri Whitefeather: Best friends from the ashes of their very different childhoods, but now in adulthood there are all of these feelings that they can’t quite hide. The problem more is do they want to?
Reunited with the Rancher by Sara Orwig: Grief is a weird thing, everyone handles it differently and no one realizes what anyone else needs. In fact it’s such and individual thing that many times you can even forget about everyone else.