Sometimes love makes plans for you while you're busy making plans of your own... Finding myself over thirty and divorced, living in the same small town where I grew up, was not exactly the fast track to personal success. So I took action. I landed a job with a bigger practice in a big city where I'd find more opportunities at work, and hopefully in my social life. I was ready to move on. But when Cormac Whitewood and his adorable daughters came into my life, suddenly my big plans didn't seem so shiny and exciting. Suddenly, I was finding myself drawn to the lonely widower, wishing for more time with him. The thing is, Cormac made it clear he wasn't over his late wife—and I'd never force my way into someone else's family. Besides, I'd already made my plans.So why do they feel so wrong? Second Chance Spring is a full-length novel...

Their dance video—and their love—is about to go viral... Dalton Cunningham has always been the comic relief in his family. And he's worried they may never see him as anything else, and that they might be right. It might be too late for his father to see Dalton prove himself as an adult capable of helping build the family business, but it's not too late to show his brothers and his mom. His tool of choice? Social media. He's got the marketing down pat, and when he pulls in a classical dancer to build his brand, things really take off. The problem? That dancer is Rae Trask, and she doesn't appreciate some goofy hot wine guy stealing her dance videos and making a mockery of them. She's busy trying to save her studio and her dream. Even though no one else seems to believe a dream is something to build a life around. When Rae and Dalton combine forces, they set the app on fire, and find a little...

Darkest secrets of the Bright Young Things... In 1920s New York, uptown debutante Evie McKenzie can see that the world is changing. And while her parents may think she's destined for a life of quiet conversation and polite society, she is determined to roar with the twenties - whatever the cost! Evie knows she should really be getting her beauty sleep and dreaming of Roger White, the straight-laced Yale graduate her parents have chosen for her. Instead, she's been heading out to the local speakeasy...and into the arms of dangerously charming Jack Taylor. But when Evie discovers an unexpectedly wild side to Roger, he's suddenly competition for smooth-talking Jack – and she has a decision to make. Should she appease her parents...or commit the ultimate rebellion? One thing's for certain: Evie is going to have a lot of fun making up her mind...

Rose Gonzalez is CEO of her own company and one-hundred percent fine without a man in her life. But her friend Tallulah—who is now running the popular Mr. Match website—sees it differently. Rose agrees to meet the man the site has selected for her at the Jingle Bell Ball, mostly because the crab boat captain she's being set up with could not possibly be her match. (★Even if he does look like a hot seafaring lumberjack.★) Can one night of magic convince Rose that she's met her match? And will her hero's devotion to crabs get in the way? PLUS: Get an extra Mr. Match short story! Scoring with the Surfer is included!

This Christmas, love doesn't just knock. It moves in. Sabrina needs a roommate, fast. Enter Zane, the motorcycle-riding bad boy with a mysterious past. Sure, he's not the usual choice, but desperate times call for handsome strangers. Under the same roof, the optimistic Sabrina and the brooding Zane strike up an unexpected camaraderie. Shared coffee, shared laughs, and shared secrets soon hint at something more. But with Zane's life waiting for him back in Colorado and the imminent Christmas wedding that he agreed to attend with Sabrina, their connection treads on thin ice. Despite the stakes, Sabrina finds herself wishing for a holiday miracle. Don't miss "Who Needs a Roommate at Christmas?" It's a fun, heart-tugging forced-proximity tale about finding home where you least expect it. *** Introducing: The Betting on Christmas Collection Big city billionaires, small-town brides, bossy momzillas, and one...

♥ USA Today bestseller Delancey Stewart brings you the a suspenseful standalone novel set in the small town of Kings Grove! ♥ The only way to get what she wants is to let go of everything she thinks she knows... I never planned to live my life in a trailer in a tiny mountain town. Funny how divorce changes your plans for you. And I never planned to fall in love again. After Jack, I figured I was better off alone. But Connor Charles, with his dark red hair and glowering good looks, was as compelling as he was frightening, and I knew I should stay away from him. Especially if the rumors were true. The police were interested in Connor ... but the more I got to know him, the more I realized ... So was I. A full-length small-town romance with a suspenseful atmosphere, a dose of humor and a satisfying happy ever after. Once you get a taste of Kings Grove, you're going to want more! REVIEWS: ...

My new boss is a former fighter pilot — and it should be illegal to be that hot. But this city-boy condo builder doesn't know the first thing about construction in a place like Kasper Ridge. Will hired me to oversee the renovation at the old Kasper Ridge Resort - a job that will make my company and guarantee that Papa can live comfortably to a very old age. I just need to keep my eyes on the prize. And the prize is not Will Cruz's ocean blue eyes or those rock-hard abs. Besides, all those muscles and that killer smile are temporary. I've lived in the mountains long enough to know that slick city boys don't stick around for the long run. So I tell myself the things I need to hear to stay strong, hold firm, maintain my distance. Until Will kisses me one night and I forget pretty much everything I'd been telling myself about protecting my heart. I know it's only a fling, but what if there's a chance Will Cruz is...

I've got a plan to get out of this tiny town and off to the adventure I've been dreaming of. I'm just missing one tiny thing to pull this plan off... a boyfriend. I've been running the Kasper Ridge Guides and Gear shop since after high school. And for a long time, it's been enough. But when I final in a contest to win the adventure of a lifetime, I'm ready to head out and see the world outside this tiny Colorado town. The only problem? My inside source says the contest organizers want to give the prize to a couple. And I'm decidedly single. Luckily, I've become good friends with Travis, a ridiculously handsome, intimidatingly large former fighter pilot. He's unavailable in every sense of the word. Or at least that's what I think...until we kiss in a moment of passion I never expected. And then suddenly, leaving town doesn't seem like such a great plan. Pretending to be in love with Travis isn't hard, and the cameras following us around for the week...

I never imagined the hottest proposition I'd ever get would include the word 'yurt,' but there it was. I'm Aubrey Kasper. I live in a dilapidated old resort in the mountains in Colorado that should probably be torn down. Instead? I'm renovating it with my brother. Archie (my brother) needs me, but he also needs some outside help, which is why he ended up inviting my high school crush to open up the bar operations. If I thought Wiley Blanchard was hot in high school... well, I couldn't have possibly imagined the fully grown-up, master distiller, smooth-talking version. He's tall, dark, and hilarious, exactly the way I like them. Wiley might not know quite what he's getting into. For one thing, I've definitely got the hots for him, and I'm not the most polished of flirts. (Turns out putting guys in a headlock doesn't alway communicate: I like you.) For another thing, he's stepping into a huge mystery our uncle set up for us... and if...

Mr. Match has the formula for love. So why is he still single? MAX: Being Mr. Match has been fun. And while it's nice that thousands of couples have found love thanks to me, that was never really the point. The one guy I most wanted to match? Doesn't have one. Now the vultures are circling, and it won't be long before all of San Diego finds out exactly who I am. And then the questions will begin. Why hasn't Mr. Match found his match? If I answer that one, it'll discredit everything Mr. Match is, and call into question all the matches I've made so far. It's time to step away. But when the venture capital analyst arrives to help divest me of the business, I'm starting to wonder if love really is as easy as a mathematical formula. Because Tatum Archer does something to me that defies logic and confounds reason. I feel feelings for her, even though the algorithm says I shouldn't. Have I been wrong all along? ...

Lincoln Cunningham doesn't do relationships. Mostly because he learned in college that he doesn't do them well. Translation: book smart guys focused on learning the art and science of vineyard tending aren't always girl smart, and the humiliation that comes from being the only one invested in the relationship, well, that's enough for him. Lincoln's mother, however, isn't so sure. Her oldest son found his match, and now her sights are set on Linc. Why she insists on setting him up at the Paint it Pal pottery shop is beyond anyone's grasp. Hannah Delacourt never dreamed of a life spent handing customers ceramic monkeys and pots of paint and explaining the inner workings of a kiln. But she also never intended to spend a year trying to figure out whether the vineyard she inherited should be sold or might actually produce wine. When the same cute guy comes in to paint on date after miserable date, she figures out what's...

The engagement is fake, but the feelings are real. TRACE:My twin sister found love using the dating site everyone in San Diego is talking about — Mr. Match. And now that she's happily coupled, she thinks I should look for my match.The thing is? I'm pretty sure I don't have one. I've got soccer. And maybe that's all I need–it's definitely the only thing I've ever really been able to depend on, besides my sister.I signed up. But what I got was not what I expected.I did not expect to feel so much for a woman I'd only just met. And I definitely didn't expect to find myself agreeing to pretend to be her fiancé. The thing is, even though I've only known her a short time, I'd do just about anything to get to know her better. Even if anything includes lying to her terrifying mother.The question is, if this is all pretend, why does it feel so real?MAGALIE:Maybe convincing my mother I was engaged wasn't...