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Truly, Fiercely- January, 2025
Family is where you find it—or where it finds you. Ella Kingsley thought moving to Harmony Falls for a fresh start was her decision. Widowed and weary, she leaped at the chance to teach third grade in a charming small town. But when she arrives, it quickly becomes clear her new life isn’t as random as it seems. Enter the MacGregor brothers—a trio of protective, overly involved relatives she didn’t know she had. As Ella tries to settle in, their meddling ways—and their determination to play matchmaker—leave her wondering if she’s found a family or an entirely new kind of chaos. Tom Dalton doesn’t need anyone. The ex-Navy SEAL runs a successful security business and prefers the peace of solitude. So when the MacGregor clan declares that Ella Kingsley is his perfect match, he wants nothing to do with their scheme—or her. But avoiding Ella isn’t so easy when she’s everywhere he turns, bringing sunshine and stubbornness into his neatly ordered world. The more he tries to resist, the harder it is to ignore the undeniable pull between them. Can a meddling family, a guarded hero, and a brave schoolteacher find a way to turn a second chance into forever? |
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Wildly, Boldly- February, 2025 Sophie Marlow believes in ghosts. Wyatt Boone believes she’s out of her mind. When Sophie lands in Skagway, Alaska, to chase down ghost stories and prove her theory that the aurora borealis is basically a paranormal hotspot, she expects a few bumps along the way. What she doesn’t expect is Wyatt—a park ranger who’s about as warm and welcoming as the glaciers. Wyatt has exactly zero patience for Sophie’s ghost-hunting antics or her belief that his neighbor, Darrow O’Reilly, used to be a ghost (even if Darrow swears it’s true). Wyatt thinks Sophie is eccentric at best, delusional at worst. Sophie thinks Wyatt could use a lesson in lightening up. But between northern lights, ghost tours, and a few too-close-for-comfort encounters with Alaskan wildlife, their mutual irritation starts to thaw into something they’re both reluctant to admit: attraction. She’s chasing ghosts. He’s avoiding feelings. But in Alaska, anything can happen—including love. |
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Crazy About Jill- April, 2025
Six Highland warriors out of time. One modern family with a centuries-old secret. And a monster that refused to be left behind. Jill Greenwood has always known her family’s deep Scottish roots set them apart—the language, the traditions, the stories passed down for generations. But she never expected those stories to come to life. When six fierce Highland warriors appear out of nowhere on her family’s lavender farm, battle-worn and utterly bewildered, Jill and her relatives are the only ones who can understand their ancient Gaelic. Teaching medieval Scotsmen how to survive in the modern world is challenging enough—convincing them that sword fights are frowned upon and that deodorant is not optional—but when strange happenings around the farm turn from unsettling to deadly, Jill realizes these men didn’t come alone. Something dark followed them through time, and it has no intention of letting them go. Alasdair MacGregor fought for his clan, his future, and the bride he was promised. Instead, he and his men were betrayed, flung through time, and left to fend for themselves in a world that makes no sense. But Jill Greenwood? She’s the one thing in this unfamiliar land that does. Sharp-tongued, compassionate, and stubborn as any warrior he’s ever known, she speaks his language, understands his past, and makes him want something more than just survival. But when he realizes the monster that haunted them in the ninth century is now hunting them here, protecting Jill becomes his most important battle yet. Love may have found a way to bridge the centuries, but first, they’ll have to survive. |
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Unforgivably Tempted- May, 2025
Falling for the enemy? That would be a terrible idea. So why does it feel so right? Tessa Lawson loves her job at 'The Red Fox.' The beer flows, the customers keep her entertained, and the grumpy Scots who frequent the place have somehow adopted her into their clan. Life in London is good. Simple. Predictable. And then 'he' walks in—Sebastian Westfield, billionaire, business shark, and the man Oliver Graham would probably run over with his Aston Martin if given the chance. She should hate him. She wants to hate him. After all, Harry, Daphne, Oliver, and Alice can’t stand the guy—and she owes them her loyalty… doesn’t she? But instead, she’s pouring his drinks, trading sarcastic banter, and—worst of all—waiting for the next time he strolls through the door. Sebastian Westfield does 'not' do pubs. He does five-star restaurants, private clubs, and exclusive events where the champagne costs more than a down payment on a house. But when Oliver refuses to meet with him, Sebastian tracks him to his usual haunt… and finds himself completely derailed by a certain fiery American behind the bar. Tessa Lawson is warm, quick-witted, and absolutely unimpressed by him—which might explain why he can’t stay away. He’s built his empire with a cutthroat mentality, and he’s never lost a negotiation in his life. But winning Tessa over? That might be the first battle he’s willing to lose. She knows better. He doesn’t care. And London just got a whole lot more interesting. |
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