My best friend is basically my dream girl. Too bad I can’t have her. As a Marine who jumps out of perfectly good airplanes for fun, you could say I’m fine with taking risks. But not when it comes to Shelby. For years, I’ve been firmly in the friend zone, right where she wants me. And since I won’t risk our friendship, that’s where I’ll stay. But I can’t pine over her forever. When I propose to my girlfriend and get rejected in front of the whole town, the joke’s on me. Turns out proposing to the wrong woman because you can’t have the right one is a bad idea. Shelby’s always had my heart. Can I convince her to trust me with hers? The Proposal is the first book in a sweet, small town, military romance series. Each book is a standalone romance but they are fun to read in order!

She’s my best friend’s sister, which makes her off-limits. So why can’t I stay away? I’m a master at hiding my true feelings for Aria Bristol. Well, except for that one time. That one kiss. She almost figured me out then, and I vowed to never let it happen again. The fact that we were separated by thousands of miles helped a lot. But now that I’m back, all I can think about is recreating that kiss from high school. And that’s bad, because if I know anything, I know she deserves so much better than me. But she’s fierce. Feisty. And she knows me better than anyone. I don’t know how much longer I can keep up this act. And the scariest part of all? I’m not sure I want to. The Planner is the second book in a sweet, small town, military romance series. Each book is a standalone romance but they are fun to read in order!

I’ve heard she’s always a bridesmaid and never a bride. But I’d make her mine, if she’d let me. Three years ago, I left South Carolina and the woman I loved without looking back. Okay, that’s a lie. I’ve spent a fair amount of time imagining myself lounging under that Spanish moss with her. Back then, we didn’t have a care in the world. It was simple. Easy. Right. In fact, I’d been about to propose. But then I found out I had a kid I didn’t know about. And just like that, everything changed. Now, as a single dad, I’m back in town with one thing on my mind: Make it right with Layla, or go down trying.

My rules as Mr. Fake Date? Weddings only. Kissing has a surcharge. And catching feelings is absolutely forbidden. What could go wrong? As a professional wedding date, I have strict boundaries. Feelings make things messy, and I need this side gig because my pay as an active-duty Marine isn’t nearly enough to cover my old man’s medical bills. Then my pops shocks me with one of those gut-wrenching “Make me a promise, son” kinda talks, saying he wants me to give up this fake-dating business and find something real. But then the bookish stunner I’ve been low-key crushing on for over a year suddenly needs my services. And even though this gorgeous woman and her beautifully different brain could be the one to make me risk it all, I’ll be her perfect fake date … and then I’ll walk away. Because despite the promise I made to my pops, I won’t fall in love with her only to lose her like I’ve lost everybody else. I can’t. The Fake Date is a clean, standalone romance told from both POVs in the first person. You'll find sizzling chemistry, swoony kisses, but no steam.

She's got a bad roommate situation in the barracks and I have to clear my father's debts before it's too late. So we strike up a deal and prepare to give Oscar-worthy performances to everyone we know. We'll get married, solve both of our issues thanks to the benefits we'll get as a dual military couple, and then when it's over we'll go our separate ways. There's just one problem. I think I might be falling in love with my new wife, and that makes this marriage of convenience pretty inconvenient. The Contract is the fifth book in a sweet, small town, military romance series. Each book is a standalone romance but they are fun to read in order!

Could rescuing a runaway bride would be the detour I never knew I needed? I had a plan. But then, my cross-country road trip to my new duty station started with me getting dumped. Two seconds later, I got roped into bringing a family friend’s niece, Nikki, and her teenage daughter on the road with me. To make matters worse, I’m aiding Nikki’s escape from her own wedding. The last thing I need after getting ditched by one flighty woman is to be stuck in the car with another one. Especially one who thinks I’m grumpy and rigid and too obsessed with keeping on schedule. But despite the ball-of-sunshine act she’s putting on for her kid’s sake, there’s more to this story. And when I finally get it out of her, I realize this detour from my perfectly planned road trip is even more complicated than I feared. And now, no matter what it costs me, I’ll stop at nothing to protect them. The Runaway is a small-town military romance, written in first person with alternating POVs. This clean romance has all the feels and swoony kisses, and can be read as a standalone or as part of the Brides of Beaufort series.