A woman who lost everything in the fires of war.After losing her husband to a bomb in Afghanistan, military vet Erin Moore runs home to Marcus, Montana. Fulfiling his dreams, she opens a classic car garage and coffee shop, but building a successful business is hard. Hiring Ryan Walsh was her best decision so far. He’s dedicated, smart—and ridiculously appealing. But acting on her attraction to the much younger man is a huge risk for her business—and her battered heart.A man battling the ghosts of the battlefield.After a mortar attack took Airman Ryan Walsh’s health and high-tech career in one blast, he went home to lick his wounds. Trying to adjust to civilian life, he drifts through a series of minimum wage jobs. Then Erin hires him and his past roars to life, especially his longing for the fiery redhead. But he’s too broken for any woman, let alone a successful business owner.When a brutal attack forces them together, sparks fly. Will the fire bond them forever or burn them to ashes?Join the Bitterroot Montana Veterans for exciting romantic suspense in the heart of Montana! The four-book series is complete and ready for binge-reading!(Previously published as Love, Coffee & Cars.)

I’m stalking her for her own good.She has no idea who she really is. Lied to since she was twelve, she's turning twenty-five in three weeks and if I don't find her before her birthday, she may die.Or worse – be harvested by men with needs.Needs that involve her being fooled into thinking she faces a majestic, fairytale fate, when in reality – she’s about to be auctioned off to the highest bidder.She is too beautiful, too spell-binding, too alluring to let her be in peril. I’m falling for her, fast, and that complicates everything.This isn’t just an assignment anymore.It’s fate.Rich, powerful men will go to great lengths to buy whatever they want, and when three rival billionaire dynasties want her – and others like her – for their own sick purposes, it's my job to find her.Save her.Help her.Then move on to find and save the next woman like her, before it's too late.But there's one problem: she thinks I'm the bad guy.And she might be right.I Will Find You is the first book in USA Today bestselling author Meli Raine's new Bloodline romantic suspense series, a woman-in-peril psychological thriller story with an unreliable narrator, double-crosses galore, questionable bodyguards, a very public auction, scheming billionaires, shadow government agencies, a hero with a secret goal, and a heroine who is stronger than she thinks.Featuring a world of corrupt networks where money talks and the dead tell no lies, the new Bloodline series will keep you in taut suspense on the edge of your seat.But most of all, every twist and turn leaves you wondering who to trust.Full disclosure: I Will Find You ends on a cliffhanger. Hang on for dear life.Read all three books in this trilogy:I Will Find You (Bloodline series, Book 1)I Will Save You (Bloodline series, Book 2)I Will Earn You (Bloodline series, Book 3)

Rose Malone is doing all right except that her daughter is struggling with PTSD, her lover is leaving her for the Appalachian Trail, and there’s a rumor that there’s a million bucks in the building she inherited which has inspired every money-hungry man in her weird little town to bring her cheap flowers and offer to search the place for her.Max Reddy needs to get back to the Appalachian Trail; it’s hard to recover from a life of covert operations when you’re in a community of ex-agents. But that community also has a woman and her daughter he cares about more than he thought possible. If he hadn’t made it his mission to finish walking the Trail, he might stay, but he always finishes what he starts.Then Max finds one of Rocky Start’s citizens dead in a coffin, and suddenly Max and Rose are after a killer in a town where a large percentage of the population is retired assassins. There’s the funeral director, the exterminator, the postmaster, the postmistress, the honey store owner, and the femme fatale, not to mention the handsome outsider journalist poking around for a story about serial killers.And now the killer is aiming at new targets: Rose and Max.Very Nice Funerals: Send flowers. Express your sympathy. Duck.

“Patch online…”Five years ago, I disappeared from the life I had and built this one. I spend my days, and most of my nights, on the line helping my clients achieve their goals. They call me when they are in a jam or are getting ready to move on a target.I’m their information specialist.The woman in the chair.I’m their switchboard.Intelligence, electronic eyes, computer hacking—I do it all. My singular goal, bring my clients home safely. Some clients are more special than others. We all play favorites. I know them, they’ve never seen me.No one sees me.They can hear me. They can talk to me.I will always answer.Until the day I don’t.TALK TO ME is book 1 of 2 in a DUET and is a full length dark thriller romance with multiple love interests and a heroine they love but have never seen. This is also a reverse harem novel, meaning the main female character does not have to choose. Of course, it also means the guys have to agree and well, that's part of the journey. The author encourages you to always read the forewords in her books for more information.

She's a walking disaster, and he's been head over heels since the moment they met. I don’t want to fall for him. I want to stay on my side of the street and keep him away from the life I’ve managed to build for myself.He’s everything I’m not. A hero with a badge on his chest and a pair of cuffs on his hip.I'm... not.So why does the hate between us feel like foreplay?One at a time, the walls I’ve built to stay safe come crashing down until I’m barely able to decide if I want to punch him or tear his clothes off.When I’m thrown in over my head and all my secrets come to light—Carter is the only one who can save me… unless he’s too late.This is Carter & Avery’s story.No Perfect Love is an opposites attract romantic suspense with a happily ever after. Each book in the Birch Harbor: Coming Home series can be read as a stand-alone, but the stories do interconnect.