Aisle Bound Books

Hopeless romantic Ivy Rhodes and anti-Cupid Bennett Westcott request the pleasure of your company for their disaster of a courtship Wedding planner Ivy Rhodes is the best in the business, and she's not about to let a personal problem stop her from getting ahead. So when she's asked to star in the reality TV show Planning for Love, it doesn't matter that the show's videographer happens to be a recent—and heartbreaking—one-night stand. Bennett Westcott admits he didn't handle his encounter with Ivy very well. But looking at her beautiful smile—and great body—through a camera lens every day? He can't be faulted for suggesting they have some no-strings fun. The more time they spend together, the more Ben realizes Ivy isn't the wedding-crazed bridezilla he'd imagined. But if he doesn't trust himself to make a relationship last, how can he convince Ivy to give him another chance?

Book two of Aisle Bound They say you form your first impression of someone within thirty seconds of meeting them. Or, in Mira Parrish's case, within thirty minutes of not meeting them, when said person is supposed to pick her up from the airport and never shows. This is not a perfect start to her new life. Her friend Ivy is depending on her to run a new romance store, and Mira can't afford to let her down. Sam Lyons should probably apologize. But every time he sees Mira—which is often, since his family owns the bakery next to her shop—he can't resist antagonizing her. There's something about the sexy, straitlaced woman that drives him crazy. He can't get involved, though. He has too much baggage to be any good in a serious relationship. Despite Sam's teasing attitude, Mira finds him too sweet to resist—his hot body may be a factor. But if there's going to be anything permanent between them, they'll need to let go of their pasts and look to the future….

Book three of Aisle Bound As florist and co-owner of a successful Chicago wedding planning business, Daphne Lovell has been there for the happiest days of other people's lives. As for her own life? Well, it's hard to be perfectly happy when you're carrying a torch for your sexy, womanizing and oblivious best friend. So when the lights go out on New Year's Eve, she seizes the opportunity to kiss him senseless. British expat Gibson Moore has a lot on his plate. The hotel he manages is being bought out, his family is crazy and someone just kissed him in the dark. When the lights go on, he searches the room, trying to find the mystery pair of lips. Only, he never thinks to ask the woman standing by his side. He's shocked when he discovers that Daphne is the woman he's been searching for. But Gib's also eager to act upon the attraction for her he's always fought to ignore. It takes trust to move from friends to lovers, and as Gib's work situation worsens, he is no longer sure he can risk the friendship he relies on most. It's up to Daphne to convince him that some things are worth fighting for

This matchmaker is bringing nerdy back... Brilliant video game designer Drew Watson is all work and no play. He’s more at home locked away in his office writing code than using his Clark Kent good looks to charm female investors. Too bad his boss considers talking to funders a non-negotiable requirement. To keep his job, this clueless hottie needs a woman’s touch. Savvy businesswoman Tabitha Bell is about to take Chicago by storm with her premier matchmaking service. A fairy godmother to those looking for love, she can’t resist recruiting Drew as a client. From the moment they meet, their chemistry is undeniable. With a sexy smile and a set of drool-worthy abs hidden beneath gamer-chic hoodies, he’s the perfect candidate for Tabitha’s matchmaking makeover skills. Turns out he could also be perfect for her... if Drew wasn’t her client... and if he thought he stood a chance with someone as amazing as Tabitha. Will it be happily ever after for the matchmaker and the nerd?