Olympic gold-medalist Katie Nowacki has always been determined to get exactly what she wants. There's just one problem. When it comes to her skating partner Brendan Reid, she has absolutely no idea what she wants ... despite their incendiary chemistry.

I’m burnt out! Being a global chef and traveling the world will do that. Enough LA, enough London, and enough Paris.I travel to a remote chateau in upstate New York, to cook for a wealthy old recluse.Only Harry is not old, and the young, hot CEO has demands. That may have worked out fine if we had not met the night before.And spent the night together, doing things. Wicked things.Stuck on his remote estate with its lake, forests, horses, and chateau is one thing. Daily cooking for and serving the hottest guy I’ve ever seen, kissed, and been claimed by is too much.As Harry puts together the world’s biggest entertainment conglomerate, he controls himself around me. Even if I do everything to trip him up, his focus is pure, unlike my thoughts.Harry’s megadeal hits a final obstacle. To secure a deal with a massive Asian company, he needs to prove he has settled down. That is when the ex-bachelor playboy asks me to act as his fiancé.After refusing the fake relationship, I make my demands, and we take off alone in his private jet.I can be his again, but only if he agrees: I come at a price.

Two broken hearts. Ten years apart. Can one small town bring them back together?Ten years in the military might have changed me, but it didn’t change the reasons I left EmeraldCreek. Back in Vermont for a short visit to my family after a decade away, I’ll do everything to keep my staypainless.It will be short.There will be no trips down memory lane.There will be little to no reconnecting with locals.One thing is certain: I won’t run into the girl who broke my heart. She’s long gone, married away.Or so I thought.All it takes is a pulled muscle, a massage tent at the town fair, and some not-so-subtleinterventions from my friends for me to suddenly be alone with her—with me flat on my back on themassage table and her kneading me like I’m a stranger. Like what we had back then meant nothing to her.She won’t even talk to me? Fine. I’m ready to bolt anyway.But when the townies engineer another close encounter and I find out what she’s trying to hidefrom me, it’s Operation Get Her Back.RETURN TO YOU is a swoony small-town romance packed with steamy moments, heartfelt connections, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after. The third standalone in the Emerald Creek series is a dual POV romance with all the feels--and no cliffhanger.

Nico Andretti knows one thing is true: Love is for fools.Being a tour bus guide in Times Square isn’t his dream job and he yearns for more than living in his mother’s basement apartment, but life is tough in the big city.At least the men on the bus are eye-candy galore, and they’re one and done. Why bother with seconds when you’ll only get hurt? And Nico knows hurt—he’s got a father he’s never met and an ex who broke his heart and shattered his self-esteem.Then Dr. Ford St. Claire takes his tour, and Nico enjoys his own personal sightseeing of the gorgeous older man. In a twist of fate they meet again that evening and share drinks, confidences, and a night of flirting. Now Ford is gone for good. Home to Florida.Until he shows up the next month.And the next…It’s just a fling.Right?But the more time they spend together, the more Nico realizes being broke doesn't matter. Nor does the distance between them. What matters is how Ford makes him feel—loved, appreciated, and respected. And Nico is determined to give Ford the one thing his cheating ex couldn't—a loving family.When secrets and scandals threaten them both, their love is put to the test. Maybe they’ll crash and burn…but Nico doesn’t think so.All that matters is finding their forever. And doing it together.

He's the plot twist she didn't see coming... Maya Silver doesn't believe in happily ever afters, nor does she want one. She's too busy managing the Book Nook, a cozy Boston bookstore where romance novels fly off the shelves. After one too many disappointments, she's learned that love is unpredictable, and most promises don't last. So love in real life? That's a story Maya's shelved for good. Enter Nicholas "Cole" Barrett, the Boston Bobcats' star player. He's built his whole life around the game, and it's paid off. He's got his routine perfected until Maya crashes into it with stories, sarcasm, and a smile he can't stop thinking about. She's not chasing a puck or a paycheck, and for once, he's not thinking about the next practice or game, he's thinking about her. Maya's not interested in being won over, but Cole is used to pursuing things worth winning. And as they spend more time together, the harder it is to ignore the fiery pull between them and the way their connection feels like something more. But having spent her whole life believing true love was only found in books, will Maya be brave enough to begin a love story of her own?

Maggie thought she knew the life she was building, until one devastating discovery turned it all upside down. Reeling from betrayal and heartbreak, she knows she can’t stay where everything reminds her of the past. Searching for a fresh start, Maggie packs up the pieces of her life and moves her family to Jewel Harbor, a charming coastal town far away from her painful past. There she meets Evan , a charming – and ruggedly handsome – boat builder. As Evan helps Maggie to fix up her new home, she can’t help but wonder if he could also mend her broken heart… Readers give The Long Way Home five stars! 'Both heart-warming and heart-wrenching, I definitely recommend this book' 'A beautiful story of loss, love and new beginnings. I was swept away in the story and lost track of time. An emotional roller coaster and a must read' 'A riveting, perfectly paced story with characters you want to hug and help along their way. Definitely a must read and absolutely unputdownable!' ‘A very enjoyable read that kept me intrigued until the last page' ‘A heartwarming story of loss, pain and being able to find yourself again’