AN AMAZON TOP 30 BESTSELLER! One night. That’s all it was supposed to be. Imagine my surprise when Mr. Sexy in a Suit breezed through the door on the first day of school. Ladies and gentlemen, meet my new boss. Not only does he instantly recognize me, but he accuses me of stealing something valuable from him the morning I walk-of-shamed out of his apartment. When bullying me into a confession doesn’t work, he turns my life into a living nightmare – as if that will coax me into returning what I supposedly stole. But this is my school, and the only thing I’ll be returning is payback. Game. On. There’s only one problem. I wanted him before I hated him, and even now, a part of me still wants him. Somehow, through all of our fighting, through the anger and the pranks, I think I’m falling in love with the enemy. REVIEW "This was such a light, easy read that had me laughing so hard at times. The bickering and the pranks between Reagan and Jaxon was just hilarious. Everything was well written." -- Briana Cooper, GoodReads Reviewer "This book had me laughing out loud and snorting liquid out my nose! Kristen absolutely killed it with this rom-com. This book floored me with its witty banter, juvenile games, hilarious awkwardness, super sexy bedroom scenes and unbreakable friendships." -- Kara, Rotella Reads "All the stars. Kristen is a master storyteller and her writing voice is so distinct and hilarious and I loved every minute of it. Seriously, READ THIS NOVEL. It’s just amazing. Perfection. Absolutely adored it." -- Bookish Belle "Kristen really delivered on a super steamy and hilarious romantic comedy. I just have to say that office scene... HOLY MOLY, I needed a fan to cool me off after that one!" -- Nikki Pennington, ARC Recipient

The Lies Always Told is an emotional, millionaire, secret relationship, small town romance with mental health and chronic illness. It is Baker Oaks #4 but it can be read as a stand alone. Perfect for the fans of emotional rollercoasters and angst filled stories! My dad always said that tragedy strikes in threes and I never knew what he meant until now. You see I never thought falling in love for Gus Zabana, millionaire and most eligible bachelor of our times, could happen or would be considered a tragedy but when he is 6’4’, perfect dark skin, handsome, and good in bed, there’s no much you can do. Did I mention our parents have been friends for forever and that he’s older than me? That’s the true tragedy. But after one night of lingering hands and scorching hot touches, he kisses me—hard. He shows me what I’ve been missing for years and just as exhilarating as the high is, so is the crash. I’m trying to balance a new job, a new town, and my feelings for Gus, when my sister announces she’s dating his twin brother too. Cue tragedy number two. We couldn’t possibly tell everyone now that we have been sneaking around for months, sharing beds, swimming without clothes, and traveling just the two of us. Even if he’s the funny guy who drives me wild behind closed doors making all of my wildest dreams come true (even the ones I didn’t know I wanted.) He says he’s not good for me, until he is. He says he has mastered the art of serial dating but keeps calling me because he wants to see me. He says he’s too old, until he forgets how much older and even though he is gentle, he also has the roughest hands and uses them at the right time. But when the third tragedy comes, this one out of my control, only the bond I share with Gus can pull me from going under the wave. I—Nellie Thompson— swore I would fight to stay afloat but wave after wave crashes becoming a flood of challenges and I really would like to avoid letting them take us adrift. Could our bond be enough to survive the undertow? Or will it be swept away, leaving nothing but the wreckage behind? Small town Secret relationship Mental health rep Chronic illness rep Millionaire Multicultural Care taking

What happens when you ask a guy to teach you to be good in bed? HAYDEN When a girl ends things with me because I’m “bad in bed”, I’m devastated. Yes, I hog the blankets and mumble in my sleep, but I didn’t think it was a deal breaker. That’s when I meet Nick — handsome, effortlessly cool, and apparently great in bed. Jokingly, I ask for his help and to my surprise, he actually says yes. When he comes over to teach me, that’s when I realise ‘bad in bed’ doesn’t refer to sleeping, but something a whole lot more intense. While Nick is reserved and blunt, he’s still willing to help me, and with every lesson between the bedsheets, his ice-cold exterior begins to melt. Things between us get heated, and the time I spend with Nick makes me learn things about myself I never knew before. But we’re not catching feelings for each other — this arrangement between us is for educational purposes only. Bedroom Lessons is an MM New Adult romance. It features silly misunderstandings, steamy kissing tutorials, a slow burn romance and a guaranteed HEA.

He’s a rocket scientist. She’s a cheerleader-turned-actress. What could possibly go wrong when meddling seniors play matchmaker? Morgan Holbrook has a PhD in jet propulsion, a plum research position at CalTech and a sexy, new neighbor who is way out of his league. He’s got all the confidence in the world where it comes to applied physics, but he’s never been the guy who gets the girl. Enter Amelia Camden: bright, bubbly, and fiercely independent. She's sworn off boyfriends, focusing instead on her budding acting career. But when her nerdy, next door neighbor passes up his high school reunion, party enthusiast Amelia is determined to change his mind. Wanting his former classmates to appreciate Morgan the way she does, as a brilliant, compassionate, engaging man, she goads him into a haircut, a great suit and a pair of contact lenses. Morgan plays along with the sexy Amelia. Who wouldn’t? But when her flattery turns to flirtation, he knows it’s all part of the act. Full of laugh-out-loud moments, sizzling chemistry, and heartwarming meddling from senior citizen matchmakers, An Unlikely Match is a feel-good romance that proves love can be found where you least expect it.

When baby Storm is orphaned, her devoted nanny Emma Wright yearns to adopt her but she's a foreigner on a temporary visa. The court gives custody to Storm’s three adult half-brothers. They remind her of a pack of wolves—protective, but not prepared to care for a baby. Alpha male Reid is especially aloof and intimidating. Like his younger brothers, Reid Fraser left the Westcoast village of Raven’s Cove at eighteen and never looked back. Now a successful corporate consultant who rescues failing businesses—which is what this fly-in fishing resort has become, Reid must rally his brothers to save Storm’s inheritance, but he and his estranged brothers barely get along. They can’t deal with an infant, too. They need the nanny. As Emma coaches Reid through midnight feedings and teething, they try to ignore the sexual pull between them. Then they learn Storm may have family who could take her from them. Reid proposes a marriage of convenience, but will it be enough to keep this fractured family together? Perfect for fans of Susan Mallery and RaeAnne Thayne, Marrying the Nanny is a heartwarming, small-town romance where family, forgiveness, and forever love find a second chance.

When Charlie is hired to repair a lodge in Pine Ridge, she's stuck sharing a house with the grumpy ranch manager. And he is not happy she's here. Charlie is exhausted—tired of being told she’s “too much” and sick of boyfriends who stick around as long as a temporary tattoo. So when her best friend’s fiancé offers her a job fixing up his family’s lodge in Pine Ridge, Oregon, Charlie jumps at the chance. A picturesque mountain town sounds like the perfect escape—a chance to recharge, and maybe find a little peace. But her arrival is anything but peaceful. On her first night, Charlie ends up in a physical (and completely not her fault) altercation with the broody—and irritatingly handsome—ranch manager, Max St. James. He mistakes her for a burglar; she mistakes him for a bear. Not exactly the restful start to a stay. Things go from awkward to unbearable when Charlie learns she’ll be sharing the ranch bunkhouse with Max. He’s grumpy, guarded, and definitely not thrilled about sharing his space. And yet, despite his reluctance, Max can’t help but notice that Charlie’s feisty spirit might be just what he’s been missing. Charlie isn’t afraid to challenge Max—or to get under his skin. And even though she loves to annoy him, he's the first person she can be herself with. But as sparks fly and the holiday deadline looms, Max starts to realize Charlie might be exactly what he’s been looking for all along. Can Max convince her that she’s not “too much” after all—and that Pine Ridge might just be where she belongs?