Four Seasons Books
Life is what happens when you’re busy making other plans. √ Life in order. √ Five year plan. √ Reliable, predictable boyfriend. Jessica Stone is right on track until her boyfriend throws her for a loop and proposes, which should not have happened for another 2.5 years. That’s when she realizes he isn’t the one. So when her best friend demands her presence on a spontaneous winter vacation in Mexico, she runs away from him and his ring. Sand, sun, and no men might give her a chance to figure things out. Except life has a sense of humor and no regard for her five year plan, because the last person she expects is heading to Mexico, too: her smoking hot, former professor Roman Markson. As sparks fly the pair decide to break the rules for one week. But can what happened in Mexico stay there when something fun turns into something more?
Dear Santa: All I want for Christmas is one sexy Scot under my tree. In a kilt... Jillian Nichols and Liam McAvoy finally got their happily ever after, but Christmas with her parents strains their new relationship. Tara is being Tara. Try as Jillian might, she just doesn't fit into her mom's picture perfect holiday plans. Dad is being oblivious. And Liam is being perfect. Too perfect despite Tara's constant criticism, being forced to sleep in separate bedrooms, and then there's the insinuations. Jillian promised Liam forever but what if his plans include a proposal? Originally published as Unwrapping Liam.
First comes love, then comes marriage, and then there's the third wheel... Cassie Hart has watched her best friends find the perfect guys while she kissed a lot of frogs. So when she finally realizes that it's easier to order shoes online than it is to find a decent man, she gives up. No more men. No more romance. No more waiting for true love. Instead, she decides to focus on her new summer internship and life outside men-until fate deals her a hand of ex-boyfriends and one infuriating new boss. Try as she might to avoid love, she's about to learn life isn't about finding the one. It's about reaching him.