HannahThe second I saw him walk through that door, I knew he was trouble.Men like him always are.The dark hair.The smoldering stubble.Those piercing green eyes that might as well be a flame thrower between women's legs.Oh, and the fact that he's in a gentlemen's club.What am I doing here, you ask?It's my job to be here.No, not that job.My job is to put away bad guys, like the elusive mob hitman I've been tracking for months who's now somewhere in this very club.You see, I'm a woman on a mission,And this is a raid.ZacFor heaven's sake, I was hosting my brother's bachelor party,Is that a crime?(Seriously, asking for a friend.)I mean, considering my brother is about to walk down the aisle,I'm just doing my best man duties.And sure, technically, it's a gentlemen's club…A private, exclusive, highly coveted one where everyone is supposed to be protected and completely anonymous.Oh, and did I mention that it's six-figure stupid expensive?Whatever.At least there's one silver lining to this cluster of a night...Agent Hannah Evans.Even as she slides the cuffs around my wrists,And her fiery eyes meet mine,It's clear we both know the truth:My name isn't James Smith.My attorney will have me free in under an hour.And that kiss…The one I couldn't help stealing…Won't be our last. Cuffed is a scorching, pulse-pounding standalone romance in the irresistibly addictive Boys of Bishop Mountain series. No cliffhanger. Happily-ever-after guaranteed.

I never planned on coming home for Christmas.Not after I left him… and definitely not for his funeral.But grief pulled me back to town—twinkling lights, carols, and memories I wasn’t ready to face—and straight into a storm I’d spent years trying to outrun.Because the first person who sees me is Noah Callen.My ex-fiancé’s older brother.The man who’s hated me for years.He still blames me for ruining their family… and I still can’t tell him the truth about why I really left.He has every reason to want me gone.And honestly, I planned to leave.But then a blizzard hits, and suddenly I’m snowed in at the last place I should ever be… with the one man I can’t seem to avoid.The more time we’re forced to spend together, the harder it gets to ignore the tension simmering between us—the kind neither of us dares to admit.Not when the past is still raw.Not when the town is watching.Not when falling for him would be the most forbidden thing I’ve ever done.But this Christmas?Running isn’t an option.And the only thing more dangerous than staying… is how much I want to.Snowed In With My Ex’s Brother is a steamy small-town romance filled with forbidden tension, small-town drama, and a heart-mending holiday happily-ever-after.

College lovers torn apart by a family feud get a second chance in the board room in this contemporary romance by a USA Today–bestselling author.Rugged oil tycoon Broderick has avoided temptation for years. But an abandoned baby forces him back into his ex-lover's world. He needs Glenna. For the child, for himself . . . for untangling the ties that bind their families. For discovering who the baby's father really is. But will their passion survive the truth?Praise for The Baby Claim"The longing and desire between Broderick and Glenna are apparent to readers as they feel the emotions vibrating between them." —Romance Reviews Today"If you love a strong, sexy hero and equally strong sexy heroine, a second chance, strong family ties, sweet and steamy romance and a nice touch of mystery, then The Baby Claim is what you want." —Fresh Fiction

Something Old, Something New, Someone Borrowed out of the Blue…Zoe Fitzpatrick will do anything for her catering clients, but this is getting ridiculous.It’s the wedding of the year in DC and the bride and groom have eloped. The father of the groom is a powerful senator who is set to announce his run for the presidency of the United States in front of all of the VIP guests and he’s not about to let a minor problem like a missing bride and groom ruin it. With a tempting offer of a big check and a set of dream jobs, he asks Zoe to step in last minute and pretend to be the bride.With her catering business teetering on the edge of devastation, Zoe can't afford to say no, even though her stand-in groom is the arrogant, pompous, and frustratingly attractive twin brother of the groom, Luke Whitfield. Ugh.Zoe and Luke are trying to play newlywed happy, but they already look ready for a divorce. It’s hate at first sight, but as the night progresses through wild first dances, awkward kisses on full display, and a humiliating experience with the President, the pretend feelings start to get dangerously close to real. Borrowed Bride is a laugh-out-loud, enemies-to-lovers, fake engagement/fake wedding, full-length standalone romantic comedy with a HEA. Perfect for fans of Christina Lauren, Ali Hazelwood, and Sally Thorne!

A bubbly teacher. A brooding brewer. One fall festival to change everything.When bubbly schoolteacher Harper Donnelly trades big-city traffic for the tranquil charm of Sweet Creek, North Carolina, she’s ready to live out her Hallmark-worthy dream—flannel, fall festivals, and friendly neighbors included.But when the town’s beloved Apple Butter Jubilee is canceled after losing its sponsor, Harper makes it her mission to save the tradition. Trouble is, she’ll need help from the town’s grumpiest resident: Gideon Graham, the brooding brewer nursing a broken heart after his ex walked away with his trust.He’s sworn off big-city dreamers. She’s chasing the small-town magic she’s always longed for. Sparks fly when they’re forced to team up—but can cider, compromise, and a little pumpkin spice heal old wounds—and turn Harper’s small-town dream into a happily-ever-after?Sweet Creek romances are clean, cozy, and full of heart—no spice, just spark!

Starr Media Second-Assistant Survival Guide1. Don't call your hot boss the antichrist to his face. 2. Don't stare at hot boss's, um, package or his full sleeve of tattoos. (No. Really. Stop!) 3. Don't get on the malicious first assistant's bad side.4. Don't forget to memorize the 300-page employee manual.5. If you value your cashmere, steer clear of boss’s dog.6. Boss’s dimples are lust-inducing. Do. Not. Give. In. 7. “The elevator ate your clothes” is not a valid excuse for showing up to important meetings half dressed. 8. Don't break seven of the rules within the first week of employment if you, ya know, are in dire need of money to support your sick mom.9. Whatever you do, don’t fall for the boss. See rule eight about sick mom.10. Never forget the rules.