I just inherited an apple orchard in Nova Scotia. That’s definitely a sentence I never would have imagined saying in my life.I’ve only ever been a socialite from New York, but that orchard is my chance to prove to my family, and myself, that I can do more. Be more. I may not exactly know what I want out of life yet, but I’m determined to stick to something—and no, I’m not talking about the bee farmer next door. Here’s what I know. If I can’t tough out one full month of a rooster waking me at sunrise, a poolhall parrot with a foul mouth, and a llama that swings both ways, not only will I lose my self respect, I’ll lose my trust fund too. Here’s what I don’t know. Why my neighbor with the bad attitude and a whole lot of sexy seems hell bent on sending me home. Well screw him. Not literally, of course. Except I just stumbled into his apiary, and got a look at the head beekeepers…stinger.

I didn’t plan to get rear-ended by a billionaire, but here we are.When Vincent Forde bumps my car, I expect an apology. Instead, he throws a scowl that could melt steel and acts like I’m the problem.Charming, right?With his designer suit, smoldering glare, and ego the size of his bank account, he’s the definition of an entitled bosshole.Too bad for him, I give as good as I get—and maybe dent his pride harder than I dented his bumper.I figured that was the end of it.But guess who struts into my brother’s engagement party like he owns the place?Yep. Mr. I’m-Too-Sexy-To-Drive-Properly, posing by the bar like it’s a GQ shoot.Now he wants something from me: help finding a rare perfume ingredient his fragrance empire needs—and he’s offering me ridiculous money to get it.Oh, and he also wants me to fake date him.As if there’s anything remotely boyfriend-material about that smug, maddening man.But the deal is too good to pass up, even if it means pretending to like the guy who drives me insane.The more we fake it, though, the more real it starts to feel.I’m supposed to hate him…So why does being with Mr. Wrong suddenly feel so right?Crashing Into Mr. Wrong is a sizzling enemies-to-lovers romance packed with sharp banter, fiery chemistry, and all your favorite tropes: billionaire bosshole, fake relationship, and brother’s best friend. With a grumpy, guarded hero and a heroine who’s more than ready to knock him down a peg, get ready for the perfect storm of wit, tension, and heart-stopping twists.

Love crashes into the small beach town of Willow Cove in this newest collection of swoon worthy small-town love stories. Forbidden LoverA family tragedy brought Ella Moretti home. Seven years later, with her dreams still on hold, living with her grandfather and working in the family restaurant, she is stuck. Until, a handsome stranger on the bus makes her dare to dream again.Unfortunately, his last name makes him completely off limits. Neither wanting to betray their family, they start a secret love affair, but when the past resurfaces and old feuds refuse to stay buried, Ella and Lucas have to decide if their forbidden love is worth the consequences.Forbidden Lover is the first in a steamy and exciting series set in the beachy town of Willow Cove.Small Town Girl: Falling in love was never the problem.At the request of her boss, Aubrey Allyn heads to Willow Cove, a small-town she knows too well. She plans to get in and get out as soon as possible, but when the man she needs to meet with turns out to be her ex, and the love of her life, she needs to figure out how to get him to agree to a feature in her magazine without losing her heart in the process.After a life filled with ups and downs, Marco Moretti doesn’t surprise easily, until Aubrey shows up on his doorstep, practically begging him to agree to let her magazine feature his custom-made furniture. Knowing all that can come of working with Aubrey is heartache and despair, Marco declines.Unfortunately, Aubrey never could take no as an answer. As Aubrey tries to convince Marco to jump on the opportunity, their past keeps getting in the way. In order for either to move forward they will need to stop running and finally face the demons of their past or risk losing each other forever.Set in the coastal small town of Willow Cove, Small Town Girl is a second chance romance filled with hot chemistry, family drama and a love story that has spanned a decade.

Seven years of regret. One last chance to get it right.JASPERWhen Natalie Choi left Sable Point—and me—seven years ago, she took my heart with her. Now she's back for her father's funeral, and the sight of her hits harder than a summer storm. I should keep my distance. Focus on saving my family's struggling orchard. Instead, I'm falling for her all over again.But Natalie's hiding something. The orchard's finances don't add up, and she knows why. I need to protect my family's legacy, even if it means guarding my heart from the only woman who's ever owned it. Problem is, I'm finding it impossible to keep my walls up when she looks at me like she never stopped loving me either.NATALIEComing home to Sable Point was supposed to be temporary—just long enough to settle my late father's affairs. I didn't expect to find his accounting firm in chaos, or the orchard owned by my first love on the brink of financial ruin. And I definitely didn't expect Jasper Everton to still make my heart race after all these years.As I dig deeper into the books, I uncover mistakes that could destroy everything the Evertons have built. Keeping the truth from Jasper feels wrong, but telling him could shatter our fragile second chance. Now I have to choose: run away again, or stay and fight for the future I was too scared to want before—with the man I never should have left. Reclaimed Roots is first interconnected standalone in the Sable Point series with a guaranteed HEA. This book is intended for mature readers, as it includes explicit sexual content, strong language, and adult situations.

MaddoxBetween my badge, my daughter, and my hometown, I’ve got a busy life. It’s a mostly happy one. But late at night, when the house is quiet, I still see her face. McKenna may have left me and this town behind a decade ago, but a century wouldn’t be long enough to get over her.There’s only one thing worse than never seeing her again. If she came back, the secret I’ve been keeping would destroy lives. Mine included. As long as she stays gone, everyone is safe.McKennaWhen my world catches fire, destroying the dreams I’ve sacrificed so much for, there’s only one place I can think to go. One man I can run to. But going back is no homecoming. Sheriff Maddox Hatley hasn’t forgotten me. And he sure hasn’t forgiven me either.He’s hiding something beneath all that anger. I’m going to stick around until I find out what it is.Inspired by Jon Pardi’s “Ain’t Always the Cowboy” and Lee Brice’s “Memory I Don’t Mess With,” this second-chance, single-dad, forced-proximity love story will tug at your soul, make you laugh and cry, and leave you with a smile on your face.