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It doesn’t bother me if you call me a motoho. Ever since my cheating bastard of an ex-fiancé left me with an STD that rendered me infertile, I’m not looking for a relationship, but I do occasionally have an itch to scratch. With Thunder Valley Raceway nearby, there’s no shortage of motocross riders passing through town, and they’re fit, fine, and looking for a good time, not a long time. So why shouldn’t I partake once in a while? Still, I’m a little surprised Tyler Biggs was game; he’s not known as a player, unlike some riders I could name.

After months of hard work, Emma is ready to launch her new cosmetics line. To celebrate, she’s treating herself to a spa week at Camp Firefly Falls. One problem: when she arrives, she learns she signed up for something very different—Scout Wars, a heated battle between former Girl and Boy Scouts. Instead of seaweed wraps and mud baths, Emma's looking at a week of merit badges and cookouts. She considers dropping out…until the infuriating leader of the boys' group suggests she's too much of a city girl to hack it.

David is the general manager at Arden’s, one of the finest restaurants in Cape Cod. For 15 years, he has been very happy, until the day Heath Harrison was hired. Immediately, Heath had the girls falling at his feet, except for one girl Lavin Williams. David began to have real feelings for Lavin. She appeared very interested, but not in him. It was Heath she had a crush on.

Tyra serves up liquid passion to everyone she meets, working as the bartender at Arden’s. The Flirtini is her favorite drink. If only she could serve herself a tall glass of love. It was a dreary damp day, but her heart warmed the moment Luke Bennett approached the bar. Tyra’s eyes widened checking him out thoroughly. He appeared sincere, but he entered and pained Tyra’s heart too quickly. Tyra knew the perfect drink suggestion for Luke was truly the Flirtini. All too soon his attention for her suddenly shifted toward her co-worker Alexis.

Maggie is the youngest of the Cauthen children, watched very closely by her brothers. When they realize that she has been seeing a man who is much older than her, the brothers grow worried. Maggie resents the overprotective way they manage her love life. When they confront the man, she turns on them. They are forced to realize she’s no longer a child, and they struggle with the relationship between the couple.

Nick and Amber loved to cheer on their teams. They loved each other even more, but were incredibly competitive during the games. When both their teams make it to the Super Bowl, they know this rivalry will reach new heights. What they don't know is that this is literally what will happen, and as Nick's team wins, he finds himself getting larger while she gets smaller. But when the game is halfway over, the tables do turn....

Hannah Harris just wants to be left alone for Christmas. Nobody invited her to join them anywhere. She knows when she’s not wanted, and is fine with it. Or at least that’s what she tells herself. She’s made peace with the fact that she’s “too much” for most people. So she’s going to ranch-sit for her uncles—alone—while they attend a wedding in Canada. But Pete “Cal” Callahan doesn’t agree with Hannah. He believes nobody should be alone on Christmas. Even though he knows she’s capable of taking care of the ranch herself, he wants to help. And he definitely doesn’t think Hannah is “too much.”

My life's nowhere near perfect. Sure, being a top curator in the industry should be a big deal, but it's like walking a tightrope between my true passion and trying to pick up the broken pieces of my life. Then there's Damian Romano, the source of my frustration. He's an arrogant, self-centered, ruthless businessman. Yet, the more time I spend with him, the line between his true self and the facade he presents to the world blurs. I hate it. Hate not knowing who the real version of him is. I hate everything about it. Everything but him.

As the only girl in my family, I’ve always had to work harder and faster than everyone else. My five brothers did not take it easy on me, and they still think they can tell me what to do, even who I can date. That’s why falling for NCIS agent Jethro Thomas is a big mistake. He’s my brother’s best friend, and he treats me like a sister. That is, until I get him alone in my apartment.

Gentle Fox is a small-town romantic suspense with a sexy dimple silver fox hero and a woman on the run from her wicked step family. One phone call changed everything. Some people believe in love at first sight, but can you fall in love with a voice? It only took one conversation for me to know I would do anything for the woman on the other end of the phone. Annalee was desperate to start over in Willow Creek. At least that’s what she told me when inquiring about the receptionist’s position for my company. So when she doesn’t show for her interview, I know something has to be wrong.

I know an Ace when I see one. And this woman, my Ace of Hearts, is the one play I can’t resist. She’s slick, counting cards and running games in my casino. But no one steals from me without consequence.

With forty knocking on my door, it feels like my life is falling apart, especially after my recent divorce. Worse, I'm staring down an important deadline while tackling the worst writer’s block of my career. I need a change, and fast, so I put New York City in my rearview mirror and head north to the picturesque small town of Gossamer Falls. Two weeks of peace and quiet—just what I need. I’m expecting to spend my days staring at my laptop and exploring the tourist town, but I’m wholly unprepared for the hotel’s owner—sexy, sweet, charming Adam Shephard.

Now that her uncle is gone, and with him, the demon Abaddon too, Aster Fairwae, once the lost Seelie princess, has finally reclaimed her title and throne. Except that the demon prince left with a promise to return with backup—and took Raven, the brother of Aster's best friend. Aster's newly found mate, Nox, Night King of the Unseelie Court, searches for Raven while she tries to get a grip on her own small council and court. They are obstinate at best and only agree to work with her and Nox if he drops the Veil separating their courts.