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Avalanche
Billionaire Rancher Stepbrother
2020
Marian Tee
I've been in love with my stepbrother for years, and the whole town knows it. Heck, even my own stepfather knows it, and he's totally supportive. There's nothing that stands in the way of our love...or make that my love, since it's my stepbrother himself who's trying to pretend there's nothing between us. But there is. And I thought, if I waited long enough, if I was patient and sincere enough...I just thought if I loved him hard enough, he would eventually realize he loved me back. But he just kept hurting me...just over and over until I was the one who realized the truth. My stepbrother is never going to love me back. Note: This is a steamy insta-love story with lots of cute moments, flirtatious dialogue, and just enough angst to squeeze out a few tears. No cliffhangers, HEA guaranteed - it's that short, sweet escape you're looking for to temporarily forget reality and lose yourself in a modern-day small-town romance.
Be My Dishy Doctor
2021
Kate Tilney
A curvy guest at a lodge and a dishy doctor who makes house calls find that opposites attract in the Alaskan wilderness. Lucy
For the record, I didn’t even want to come here. When my best friends suggested we take a trip for Singles Awareness Day, I was thinking of the Caribbean. But I was overruled, so now we’re stuck in a cold, snowy mountain lodge. There’s no way I’m going out on the slopes and breaking my leg. I plan to spend the week curled up by the fire reading a stack of romance novels. But when I take a spill down the steps carrying that stack of books, I’m in need of a doctor. And the dishy doctor at the lodge does not disappoint.
Jude
Usually, when I’m called to the lodge for a possible broken leg, I treat someone who took a spill down the ski slopes—not a staircase. I’m usually all business. But when I meet my latest patient, there’s nothing professional about my feelings for her. The instant connection between us is unlike anything I’ve ever experienced before. But what future can there be? She hates the mountains, and they’re my life. Can we find our middle ground?
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