They Come from Different Worlds Cameron Crane's a bad boy billionaire, a guy who quit school to surf and ended up founding a surfing empire in his native Australia. Cam's got big plans for Crane Enterprises. To break into the California surfing market he hires marketing genius Jennifer Talbot from San Francisco, a cool blonde who's brilliant at what she does. A man who likes control, he decides even before she gets off the plane that he'll sleep with her just to make sure he keeps the upper hand. When he meets his sexy consultant he's even more determined to mix business and pleasure. Jen's never met a man who was less subtle. With his loud shirts, his reputation for outrageous behavior and his crazy work hours, Cam's not exactly her dream client. He is sexy, though, in that barely civilized way of his. Even if she didn't have a rule about getting involve with clients, she has a man waiting for her at home who is respectable, compatible, perfect for her in every way. Maybe he doesn't make her skin hum when he's near, but he's exactly the kind of man she should marry. The easiest way to keep her distance from the hot CEO is to be all business. Which would be easier if the business wasn't surfing and Cam didn't insist on teaching her to ride the waves on one of his boards to help her market the product. Sun Kissed is the first of three contemporary romantic comedies about opposites who deep down may have more in common than they think.

They live oceans apart Can they meet half way? His muscles were forged building bridges, his dark hair streaked from working in the hot Australian sun and his ridiculous good looks were the luck of the gene pool. But Lise Atwater doesn't know that. It's her job to help Steve Jackson, the Aussie spokesmodel for Crane Surf Boards, to show up on time for the commercials he's been hired to film. Lise figures he'll be another spoiled model, nipped and tucked to perfection. He must have had a lot of help, because no man could be that gorgeous. Steve Jackson's a laid off steelworker who stumbled into the role of selling Crane products to the American market. For a fat pay check and an all-expenses paid trip to San Francisco, he figures he can pose in front of a few surf boards. When he meets Lise Atwater, his contact with the agency, he thinks she's been overdoing the partying. Little does he realize that she's a worn out workaholic. When he begins to see the true Lise, he decides he's exactly the man to help her relax a little. Or a lot. As these two fall in love in this sexy, romantic comedy, it's soon clear that this is more than a simple office romance or a case of opposites attracting. It could be the real thing.

Newly single Mark is determined to have a great time in Sydney, Australia after his engagement ended. Bronwyn takes one look at the sad but sexy accountant and decides that the only woman he's going to be partying with is her. Plus, there's the small problem of her losing her flat and needing to convince the consultant from San Francisco to share the corporate house with her. Even as tired and jet lagged as Mark is, he tries to tell Bron thanks, but no thanks. But when she looks so good, and promises to cook for him as well as show him all the trendy places to party, he decides a temporary room mate could work. If only he can keep his goal clear—to enjoy his time in Sydney as a single man—and not fall for the first woman he sees.