Jennifer Snow

Can she be his cure for writer's block?

For New York novelist Logan Walters, falling for the girl next door was more than a cliché. It was a calamity!

If Leigh Norris hadn't been so attractive, and hadn't been hammering relentlessly while he was trying to write, Logan would never have ascended her rickety ladder in a misguided mix of gallantry and frustration. And he wouldn't have a broken wrist—or a guilty new assistant who can't type.

Clearly, his escape to the Brookhollow B and B was not going to be the quiet, idyllic retreat he needed to finish his overdue manuscript. But it was fast becoming much more interesting than expected...

He's kryptonite. And she needs all her strength...

Noah Parks is the ridiculously gorgeous, motorcycle–riding, cage–match–fighting equivalent of kryptonite for Lindsay Harper. And she's going to need every last ounce of her strength, now that she's the legal guardian of her brother's five orphaned children.

For the sake of her new family, it's time to give up her carefree, single ways. Stop being the cool aunt and become a parent. And fight this crazy attraction to Noah. Sure, there's a side of him she can't help falling for – the one that volunteers as a firefighter and helps at–risk youth. The irresistibly kind and caring side. But she is a nurse, after all. She can't love an MMA fighter.

What happens in Hawaii… 

Divorce lawyer Hayley Hanna has one week to convince her bosses she's not a "ruthless, man–hating shark." And it's not going to be easy. In a moment of insanity, Hayley agrees to bring her fiancé to the corporate retreat in Maui. But there's one problem: she hasn't got a fiancé. 

Enter Chase Hartley–six feet of sexy, sculpted police muscle. Chase needs a date for his sister's island wedding–someone to stop the family matchmakers. The chemistry between Hayley and Chase is just a bonus–one that quickly turns hot nights into sizzling sexcapades. All they have to do is resist believing their own lie. But just because their relationship is fake doesn't mean that falling for each other won't have real consequences!

This small-town sheriff has big-city secrets 

As a detective in New York, Jacob Marx had been deep under cover in a drug cartel…until a bust went terribly wrong. Now posing as a good guy is proving even tougher. Since the force sent him to Brookhollow to lie low as a deputy sheriff, he's been struggling to stay detached from the townspeople. Especially Heather, the gorgeous, high-heeled bartender at the local pool hall who asks too many questions.

Tempted as he is, he can't allow himself to connect with her or anyone else. His career and safety are at stake. Of course, a little flirting couldn't hurt…could it?

Would anyone hire a wedding planner who was left at the altar? The answer, Kate Hartley has found out, is no. It's been nearly a year since her fiancé abandoned her at their destination wedding, and Kate's career is toast unless she can pull off the wedding of the century for her new clients. So why is the groom's brother trying to stop the wedding?

Scott Dillon wants to do the right thing – the bride–to–be is keeping a secret and his brother deserves the truth. But if Scott doesn't stop trying to stall the wedding, he'll ruin Kate's career, and any chance he has of being with her.

Brad Munroe blew back into Brookhollow for three days to film a Christmas special – three years after the accident that killed his best friend...her husband – and expected Melody to be civil? Please. He'd been the only one who survived the tragedy, hightailing it to Nashville and highjacking her dream...Patrick's dream.

She'd spent that time grieving, struggling to raise her boys and keep a roof over their heads. Now she was losing ground on all fronts, and not about to forgive and forget. Or give him the one thing that could save them all…

Friendship is overrated, if you ask her.

She's always just been one of the guys…until she falls in love with one of the guys. Except Bailey Sheppard has carried a torch for firefighter Ethan Bishop since high school. And now that his long–term girlfriend has left him brokenhearted, she's free to go after what she's always wanted.

Not that Ethan sees Bailey as anything but a friend. A best friend maybe, but still not a woman he'd be interested in. Pining for his ex has made him blind to the possibility of happiness with anyone else…. But can Ethan resist a woman who knows what she wants?