Pregnant and disgraced, soap opera star Laura Munro's life is in shambles. After ten years of working her butt off in TV and movies, a rage-filled incident with an intrusive paparazzo threatens not only her career, but her dreams of becoming a documentary filmmaker. Hoping people will forget, Laura takes leave from her soap opera role and escapes to the small Catskill Mountain town of Love Falls. The public needs a break from her, and she needs a safe place to have her baby. She just didn't expect that "safe place" to be on the side of a deserted mountain road. Dylan Wilson exists only to help others. Three years ago, a car accident stole Dylan's wife and her joy. Her job as a 9-1-1 operator is the only thing that drags her out of bed in the morning. When she meets Laura, she feels a spark of something she hasn't in years. And later, when she responds to Laura's emergency call, that spark fans into a flame she can't resist reaching for. Dylan knows all too well the pain of loss. Falling for Laura, someone who doesn't belong in her small-town world or her small-town life, could be a sure path to heartache. But despite her misgivings, she flutters to Laura's luminescence, unable to turn away. Has Dylan found the one who will burn her to cinders or the one who can finally melt the ice around her heart? Don't miss the sexy, sensual, joyous first novel in the Catskill Crew lesbian romance series, complete with a progressive and artistic small town, fun side characters, and a deep romance that will tick all your boxes.

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The vows were: For better or worse, in sickness and in health. Too bad they didn't mention crushing boredom. Alex Montgomery is in demand. Coming off a public and humiliating crisis at her therapy practice, she's ready for life to start getting easier. But everyone needs something, from the publisher of her upcoming book to her employees. She doesn't have the mental space to worry about what's going on at home. It's fine. The house is still standing. Her wife and child are still breathing. Jenny Chen is barely holding on. Every day, she feels pieces of her soul slipping under her childcare and household responsibilities. When she tries to talk to her wife about it, it's like she's speaking another language. That is, until she says the word divorce. Alex seems to understand that just fine. Alex can't let Jenny go. Jenny can't see a way to stay. Something needs to change, and Alex is just desperate enough to find that something. What will Alex do to keep her marriage intact and win a second chance at falling in love again with the love of her life? Can two people who know each other so well change and accept change in one another? This book, as well as the others in this series, can be read as a stand-alone without having read the other stories, but you'll enjoy the subplots and secondary characters more if you read the first two in this series as well.