The rule: Get married and have a baby. When Grandpa Stinson dies, he expects nothing more than to keep his grandsons together, running the family's multibillion-dollar business. But he's got just one unfaltering rule: they have to get married and have a baby first. The brothers disagree...wholeheartedly. But it's set in stone. Follow the rule or you're the one grandson out of luck... Stubborn, rugged, but oh-so-sexy, Roark Stinson, the oldest brother, refuses to give in to his grandfather's manipulations. After all, women are the root of all evil, and he's never witnessed a relationship that actually works. Then it hits him; it doesn't have to work. Roark just needs a warm body to agree to the terms... Zoe Morgan never wanted to be anyone's "means to an end," especially not Roark Stinson's. But his proposal is one she's in no position to refuse—can't refuse. When the stakes are this high, a warm body might just be exactly what she needs. Maybe—just maybe—Grandpa Stinson knew exactly what he was doing...

The rule: Get married and have a baby. When Grandpa Stinson dies, he expects nothing more than to keep his grandsons together, running the family's multibillion-dollar business. But he's got just one unfaltering rule: they have to get married and have a baby first. The brothers disagree...wholeheartedly. But it's set in stone. Follow the rule or you're one grandson out of luck... Loving a good challenge, playboy bachelor, TJ Stinson decides to take the bull by the horns and puts out an ad in the local newspaper for a wife and "baby mama." Determined to get the job done, TJ interviews women, making sure this is in contract only—no ties of love for this particular agreement. Overhearing one of his ridiculous interviews, Anna Granger decides she'd be perfect for the "role." But what happens when neither of them are pretending anymore? Their pasts have a way of creeping back up on them, teaching them what Grandpa Stinson knew all along: there's more to life than just prestige and money.

The rule: Get married and have a baby. When Grandpa Stinson dies, he expects nothing more than to keep his grandsons together, running the family's multibillion-dollar business. But he's got just one unfaltering rule: they have to get married and have a baby first. Nicolas, the youngest, was the only one with a fiancé, so that should have been cake. Just ask Alison to marry him. Until Alison cheats… relationship, OVER. Dafni Gallo has been running away from entitled rich bastards for most of her life, so the last thing she wants is to get together with another rich guy. Problem is, her online crush, who she thinks is just a normal, nice guy, turns out to be the prince of a rail fortune. Nic doesn’t have much time to break down Dafni’s walls, but he’s going to fight for her. Maybe—just maybe—Grandpa Stinson knew exactly what he was doing...

Somewhere, TX Saga A holiday second chance romance. He finds hope and she finds a way to love Christmas again.

Another Somewhere, TX Saga . . . This is the fifth book in the Bad Boys, Billionaires & Bachelors series. \-\ First rule of matchmaking: Don’t fall in love with the client. Laurel Hart just lost her elite matchmaking company to her cheating ex-husband. Starting over in Somewhere, Texas should have been easy, but nothing has gone as planned since she arrived. And living in a small town wasn’t quite what she expected, especially when her ex is determined to see her fail. Mick Ramsey, sexy-flannel-wearing-bachelor, has lived in the small town of Somewhere his whole life and thinks the new matchmaker who opened up shop across the street from his feed store is just the person to help him keep a secret in this little Texas town where everyone knows everything about everyone. What he didn’t count on was falling for her in the process. \-\ Join Krystal for another sexy, snarky romance set in the popular Somewhere, TX world! Fans of small towns and Texas will love this emotionally charged romance that will make you wish you lived in Somewhere with Emma's characters. Note: This book was originally published under the author's pen-name, Emma Roman.