A small town, single dad, enemies to lovers romance.Crawling back to this small town was never in hockey star Chase Woodson’s plans.From hitting hockey pucks in front of thousands to selling urinal pucks at his father’s hardware store, coming back home is his worst nightmare.But being a (newly) single dad of twin boys means making sacrifices. His boys need stability and his dad needs his help in the store.Now he needs her.Except, Chase has been the bane of Madison Kelly’s existence since high school.She just so happens to be the only available nanny in town.Besides, high school was ten years ago.People don’t hold grudges that long, right?

Widowed rancher Hayden Weston knows what it means to be responsible for his siblings, his eight-year-old son, and the running of the huge family cattle ranch. Some even call him a stern and grumpy taskmaster and they’re not exactly wrong. So when Hayden discovers his son reading a storybook instead of doing chores, he calls on Luke’s teacher to talk about priorities.School teacher Laura Anderson is new to Marietta, Montana, and has never—until now—been reprimanded for encouraging a child to read. It doesn’t help that sweet Luke’s father is the handsome cowboy with the amber eyes that she met in Grey’s Saloon, or that she’s wildly attracted to him.Sparks keep flying as their paths keep crossing, but Hayden is determined not to give in to his incomprehensible need to have, hold, and protect Laura from any type of harm. He’s the one who’ll hurt her if he lets her stray too close. He’s not ready to admit his feelings or commit to sharing his life with her.Even if love comes tumbling in.

Sammie doesn't need a husband. She needs a miracle. Her controlling father won't release her inheritance unless she marries or surrenders her freedom to work in his shadow. Neither option appeals. Until Caleb. Her best friend. The steady cowboy who's always had her back. He offers her a solution wrapped in a white lie. Marry him. Live on Sagebrush Ranch. Collect her trust fund. Walk away.But Montana changes her. The sprawling cattle ranch. The welcoming family who treats her like one of their own. The cowboy who holds her when she cries and makes her laugh when she's lost. This was supposed to be temporary. A business arrangement between friends. So why does leaving feel impossible?When her father threatens everything she's built with Caleb, Sammie must confront the truth. Is she running toward her inheritance? Or away from the only man who's ever made her feel like home?Escape to Sagebrush Ranch in A Montana Fake Marriage, a sweet contemporary romance featuring a fake romance, found family, a protective hero, and the slow burn love story you've been waiting for. Grab your copy to find your happily ever after today!

Let the war for the Halloween Crown begin!Adam Stein is the King of Halloween in Anoka, Minnesota four years running. Pumpkins, ghosts, falling leaves, bonfires, fake knives, and vampire teeth—Adam adores it all. Halloween is more than just a holiday to him. It’s life, but one that’s kept him alone, until a stranger blows into his town.A hot, cuddly, mysterious stranger who loves obscure horror movies and everything Halloween almost as much as Adam.Raj has abandoned his special effects job in Hollywood to try to run the first guaranteed haunted hotel. He has to charm Anoka’s city council to get his hotel open in time for spooky season, but there’s a problem. A problem named Adam Stein.Certain that Raj is a rich big city man here to take away everything Adam loves about his town, he’ll fight like hell to protect the Halloween capital of the world. And Raj, certain that Adam’s got a stick stuck up his tight twink ass, refuses to back down…even if he has to pin Adam to the wall to do it.When they’re not fantasizing about tearing each other’s throats out, they want to rip each other’s clothes off.Let the war begin.If you ever wanted a Hallmark romcom for Halloween, but needed it to be about a twink in suits falling for a nerdy bear, this is the book for you!

He’s the Stark family screw-up. She swore off cowboys for good. But in Montana, some sparks are too wild to tame.Colton Stark has always been the rebel brother—the rodeo rider, the charmer, the one who never stays long enough to prove himself. To Ellis and the rest of the family, he’s unreliable. To the town of Three Pines, he’s a reckless risk. And to Claire Hart, the local veterinarian, he’s a painful reminder of the bull rider who once broke her heart.Claire promised herself she’d never fall for another cowboy with restless feet and a taste for danger. Colton fits the mold all too well—cocky grin, easy charm, and a streak of recklessness that drives her mad. But every time they clash, she glimpses a man desperate to be seen for more than his mistakes.As sparks fly and old wounds surface, Colton must prove he’s ready to stay and fight for something real—his family’s ranch, his place in Three Pines, and the woman he can’t walk away from. And Claire must decide if risking her heart one more time is worth the chance of finding forever.Montana Rebel is the second book in the Stark Brothers of Montana series. A slow-burn small-town Western romance filled with family drama, emotional heat, and a wounded cowboy who finally finds his place.

Saving lives is a heady experience, but what happens next after someone saves yours?Paige Connors is certain of two facts: she loves her job as a traveling pediatrician and she will never, never end up in her small hometown of Banberry, Montana. Why would she, when a whole world exists for her to explore? Then a strikingly handsome former Marine moves in next to Paige’s family, and suddenly, she’s rethinking her life’s choices.Owen Johnson isn’t sure why he decided to settle down in the quaint, rural town of Banberry after a kinetic career in the military almost cost him his life. But as he spends more and more time flirting with his sexy neighbor, it becomes clear that the why and how aren’t as important as his need to be with her.That is, until a freak accident irrevocably changes their lives. Will these lovers be able to put aside their fears and find healing in each other, or is it too late to set down roots?