Avery Moore writes about romance, but she sure as hell doesn’t live it. Blake Patterson has no trouble getting women, in fact as the owner of a popular club, women are practically throwing themselves at him. They couldn’t be further from each other’s type, but when a solid friendship is formed, little by little the lines become blurred. In this struggle between friendship and love, the desire between them becomes too much to resist. What happens when your friend suddenly becomes So Much More?

Book #2 in the Chrome Series. Lighthearted and funny, Sean Benson has everything he wants: family, friends, and a successful business with his best friend. After the death of her mom, Savanna Davis left the life she never wanted behind, in search of the family she never had. When Savanna is attacked at Sean's bar, he clumsily comes to her rescue. Unable to get the green-eyed beauty out of his mind after parting ways, Sean sets out to find her, and inevitably comes to her aid again by offering her a job at Chrome. Savanna is determined to not lose sight on why she came to Virginia in the first place, while Sean is determined to show her just how great they could be together. Unexpected discoveries drop a bombshell on the entire Chrome family, putting Sean and Savanna's new relationship to the test. Will Sean's loyalty to his friend ruin his chance at finding Love? Get Book #1, So Much More, here: amazon.com/dp/B00KVKEV6I

Avery can't imagine anything more fulfilling than marrying her best friend, Blake, but when her life becomes consumed with wedding details pushed onto her by her over-zealous friend, Morgan, she is pushed to the edge of sanity. Will the wedding go off without a hitch, or will Avery and Blake's start as a married couple be doomed by the idea of the perfect wedding? \*This is a short story that must be read after Lovers and Loyalty, book #2 in the Chrome Series.

Tony Roberts has always been the loyal friend and hard worker, living for the nights when he could throw himself completely into his work as the head bartender at Chrome. When Tony finds the usual outgoing and happy, Morgan crying on the stairs of their apartment building late one night, he vows to try to make it better. What he doesn’t plan on is starting something with her that he is sure he is unable to finish. With deeply buried secrets and promises to make amends for past hurts, Tony can’t see a way to make things work with Morgan. The timing is all wrong, even though he wants her with everything he is. When the truth finally comes out, will Morgan be able to convince Tony that there is room in his life for her too, or will his desire to make things right push her away?