Chad LaChance is a hyper-successful businessman with no time for love. His work ethic has made him rich, but it has also made him ill. He has to make some changes, or he won't be around long enough to enjoy all his money. His mentor sends him to a "resort" in the woods of Maine, where he is supposed to rest and heal, and it is there he meets his health coach. Heidi Leeman loves her life. She loves her job, her home, and her coworkers. She has no idea there's room in her life for more until she meets the Billionaire. But even then, what could a rich man like that want with a hippie like her? They're too different, aren't they? As they get to know each other, sparks fly. But when Chad's stalker follows him to the resort, things get complicated fast. Can they sort things out to find their HEA? This is a standalone sweet romance, appropriate for any age.

Jackson Lebak is happy as a small-time college football coach. Until his eccentric grandmother offers a billion-dollar shoe company as an inheritance. The catch? He has to get married before she dies. He doesn't know a single woman he could even imagine such a future with. But he used to know one. Ruth Koopman is working toward her Ph.D. and drowning in debt. She's not thrilled when she runs into her old college flame at the coffee shop. He'd broken her heart into so many pieces, she is still picking them up seven years later. She had been so in love with him. She had been so certain she would marry him one day. Then Jackson Lebak knocks on her door and proposes. When she asks him why the sudden rush to the altar, he tells her it's a secret. This is a standalone sweet second chance romance and is appropriate for any age.

Branch Bronson is the richest country star in history. When his manager betrays him, he needs to get away and goes where no one will recognize him—rural Maine. Trouble is, he didn't check the weather report first. Daisy Adams is a starving poet embarrassed to be living with her parents. When she picks up a hitchhiker in the blizzard, she has no idea who climbs into her car. It's a good thing, because she can't stand country music. The blizzard turns into an ice storm, trapping the two artists together in Daisy's parents' small house. Just when Daisy admits she has feelings for the handsome stranger, she learns he might not be who she thinks he is.

Isaac Cooley goes to work and goes home. That's it. He's keeping his nose to the grindstone, trying to make up for a reckless past. Whitney Ames is his housekeeper, and he doesn't even know her name. But he learns it quickly when the chauffeur position opens up and she jumps to fill it. They're just getting to know each other when a little girl shows up on Isaac's steps, claiming to be his daughter, which isn't possible. Or is it? As the unlikely threesome struggles to make sense of their new circumstances, Whitney becomes more and more worried about the dangerous feelings she's developing for her boss. She shouldn't be having such unrealistic dreams, should she? This is a standalone sweet romance and is appropriate for any age.

Good Samaritan meets Scrooge. Nicholas Blake is the richest author in the country, but he's a bit of a recluse. Skyla Jones is desperate to save her homeless shelter, and she needs his help. He is reluctant to give it. She needs to persuade him, but she can't even stand him. He's arrogant and obnoxious. So why can't she stop thinking about him? This is a sweet, stand-alone romance that is appropriate for any age.