When Savannah, Georgia P.I. Charlotte deShawn is hired by wealthy hotel owner Griff Parish to find the missing heir to his family fortune, she tries to deny her attraction to this gorgeous man who travels in a completely different social circle than her and her friends.

In a city of history, mystery, and more than a few ghosts, four best friends who have never fit in anywhere except with each other are about to get close-and closer still-to four sexy bachelors with some very alluring secrets . . . Southern Comfort, Savannah Style . . . Bebe Fitzpatrick's hard upbringing taught her how to take care of herself, how to tell true friends from false, and how to be a good cop. She can also sweet-talk a man like she means it . . . until she stumbles into the arms of a damn sexy Yankee who's gunning for Savannah's favorite shady entrepreneur . . . As far as Donovan McCabe is concerned, the main obstacle to his investigation is the one thing he can't help wanting in his way. Bebe's smart, sassy, and utterly oblivious to her own appeal. Add the fact that a Boston cop trying to arrest one of Savannah's best-loved citizens is about as popular as the reincarnation of General Grant. What Donovan needs is a better game plan. What he's about to get is southern "hospitality" that'll make his toes curl . . .

A sexy reporter finds home is where she'll find the smoking hot bad boy she once left behind. . . Roving reporter Churchill McKenzie's meddlesome tactics got her in hot water with a couple of Jersey toughs—but just because they ran her out of town doesn't mean she's going soft. Hiding out in Savannah, Church knows that her hometown is a hotbed of dirty little secrets. And one of the dirtiest involves none other than Cal Davis, a man from Church's own past. It turns out that Cal spent some time in jail after Church left town—and now his family wants her to help prove he was framed. Church vows to keep things professional, but it won't be easy. Helping Cal means getting up close and personal with the one man Church could never keep her hands off—and she knows this might be one assignment that's just too hot to handle. . .