Anna Clifton

For fans of Kat Martin and Debbie Macomber comes a story of family and redemption...

Wrong girl – wrong time? Adam's fling with Abbie just weeks after the death of his wife may have been all wrong, but their time together gave him the strength to return home to his newborn son, Pete, and start their new life together.

Wrong guy – wrong time? Abbie's fling with Adam may have been all wrong, but their time together gave her Henry, the sunshine in her life, and, although Adam is long gone, Abbie can never regret the time they spent together.

But two wrongs don't necessarily make a right. Adam Cooper is back, and when he learns the truth about his unknown son, he is hell–bent on creating a home and family for his boys, even if it means blackmailing Abbie into taking part.

Abbie has scars from her own tumultuous childhood, and losing Henry would destroy her. But with only mistrust and pain to bind them, can she and Adam ever find a way through regret to love and the family they could be?

To find out her secrets he's willing to risk everything – including his heart.

Sara Sullivan has a landlord who wants to evict her, a 1960s Beetle that rarely starts, and a looming exam she's all set to fail. But none of that compares to the return home of Detective Sergeant Cooper Halligan, her best friend's brother and the single biggest threat to the secret she's guarded for years…

Cooper Halligan is happy to be home. But he's not happy to discover that Sara Sullivan is a permanent fixture within his family, especially when he's the only one who knows about the sinister marriage lying hidden in her past.

Sara's crime–boss husband is the prime suspect in the murder of an innocent street kid, and now Cooper's prepared to do anything to find out what Sara knows.

Alex Farrah has just one resolution: don't get sacked by the new boss. Enter one modern–day knight to rescue her from a run–in with a pile of mud. But will upending Alex's entire life be the next job on her knight's 'to–do' list, whether she likes it or not?

Legal eagle JP McKenzie has just one resolution: never get involved with a woman who won't stand up for herself. That is until a muddy Alex Farrah lands in his life with a crushingly big mountain of family expectation in tow. So what else is a modern–day knight to do?

From Anna Clifton comes a sweet, emotional, beautiful romance about a man whose life has been derailed and the unexpected woman who can help him get it back on track.

'It's for other reasons that I won't need a nanny beyond a month.'

Twenty–three year old nanny Somer Sullivan has never had a job quite like this one: fix the messed–up, out–of–control life of high–profile artist and thirty–something dad Harry Halligan. But Somer is organised, efficient and not afraid of a challenge. She will do everything Harry needs her to do, including bringing his ex–wife home for good.

'One month, Harry, and I'll be out of here.'

Harry Halligan doesn't want a nanny, but he needs one–he needs Somer. She's the only one who can reach his troubled daughter, who can bring some measure of peace to his home. But as Somer advances her mission to fix his life, a few things become clear: his ex–wife might not be the answer, and Somer just might be. But Somer is running like hell from something in her own life and hiding in his.

Only one thing is for sure. Harry now has less than a month to make the hardest decision he'll ever have to make–a decision that will change all of their lives forever.

They've been colleagues, allies and best friends forever, but he wants more — and he's not above using the magic of the Christmas season to get it.

When Business Development Executive Ellie Halligan is offered the job of a lifetime in Paris, it seems her chance to live a fairytale adventure has finally arrived. Her only hurdle is convincing legal eagle Justin Murphy — her boss and friend since childhood — to wave his boss's wand and waive her four-week resignation period so that she can start her adventure by Christmas.

But Justin proves to be a demanding fairy godmother. He'll let her go early, but not unless she spends time with him over the festive season up until New Year.

Ellie doesn't know what to do. Is Justin finally looking at her romantically after all these years, or are far more threatening dynamics at play? Justin has a secret, and he seems to want to pull her back into a past she'd rather forget. But delving into that old pain might be the only way to move forward — and for Justin to finally be free.

Will doing this for Justin become Ellie's final gift of love as she loses him forever?