After a string of bad luck, she needs a new beginning—not a boyfriend. Riley Jackson thinks she’s finally caught a break when she gets a job offer back home in Inheritance Bay. But when she arrives, the job has fallen through. And then nearly getting run over by a handsome bachelor? Hardly surprising at this point. She can’t refuse his offer for a job though, especially because it comes with room and board. Conner Sanders bought the Turtle Dove Inn—a romantic notion to give his parents a chance to relive their honeymoon. But the inn needs a lot of work, which is why Riley is the perfect answer. If only he could figure out why, the small-town residents don’t seem willing to help him. Or why he can’t stop thinking about kissing his beautiful new hotel manager. Riley isn’t looking for love and Conner doesn’t think love is in his skillset. Can two strangers learn to let go of their past mistakes and be healed by unconditional love? Start reading today and discover the small-town charm, irresistible chemistry, and sweet storylines of the Inheritance Bay series.

A town full of acceptance.A heart full of prejudice.Can they both find peace and . . . love? Inheritance Bay is a town that welcomed Layla Cartia and her brother and unwed mother. The people here treated the unconventional family as one of their own, so Layla would do anything for this town, especially now that it’s facing economic hardships. Hardships that threaten their homes. Nolan Taggert, also known to his financial firm as the Reaper, is in town looking to set up a call center. But Nolan doesn’t want a town official to show him around; instead, he picks Layla, a local, to show him the true spirit of the place. Nolan knows all about small towns. They‘re filled with judgmental and narrow-minded people. But if Layla can get Nolan to see the beauty and refuge she has found in Inheritance Bay, maybe he could heal the wounds made so long ago. Can Layla convince him to stay? Can Nolan admit he was wrong? Can they heal together?Come visit Inheritance Bay and find out! Get your copy today!

He says love is weak. She says love is strength. Together, their love may leave them weak in the knees. Victor doesn’t believe in love. Love was the reason his sister died, leaving him with her two children. Love made people weak. But he loved his sister, and she asked him to take her kids to Inheritance Bay, so that is what he’ll do. Just this one show of weakness, for love of his sister. Carrie knows that love is all that matters. Even though her first love tore her heart into pieces, she still believes love can heal. Which is handy because she’s the town’s doctor . . .and science teacher . . .and pharmacist in a pinch. She only wishes love could help her have kids of her own. When she meets Victor’s kids, she can see they need more love than most. Which is handy again because she has more than her fair share to give. But Victor is impossible, and Carrie is a little much for him. But the kids need more love to grow from their pain. Can these two survivors of love’s battlefield find common ground? Peaceful ground? Love? Anything is possible in Inheritance Bay!

They’ve sworn to serve and protect, but can they protect themselves from love?All Chief Nicholas Terrell wants is to do what he loves without the annoyance of a police partner hanging around. To serve and protect … by himself. So, given a chance to take the position of Chief of Police in Inheritance Bay is a no-brainer solitary job. In this small town, a bid day of crime is catching the teen who took the flowers from Ms. Grady’s doorstep. Here there are no reminders of the partner he lost or the woman who caught his attention from the academy. After New York City, it’s the perfect solution for him.After being in a precinct that wouldn’t give her the chance to move up, Siobhan Clark needed to make a move. When an offer came for an opportunity to train with the police chief in In heritance Bay, she doesn’t hesitate going. Its her chance to be second in command, and she owes it to her late father to try.Nicholas is furious, not only has he been stuck working with a partner, that partner is the woman from his past. She looks more like she should be modeling than working as his deputy. When a protester takes it too far and Siobhan gets hurt, they’ll both reevaluate if life is too short to keep looking back.Can Siobhan prove herself as a Deputy without falling for the Chief? Come find out if these two officers can balance the scales of love and protection?

He shapes clay into art. She helps the wounded heal. Together can they form a love story? Ryan Cartia knows how to work with clay. With his famously skilled hands, he can make his medium do whatever he wants, and he trusts the process implicitly. If only the injury in his leg were so easily manipulated, and if only people were so easily trusted. The only person he trusts is his sister, Layla. But she can't take care of him after he has a surgery to help his leg do some healing. Caring for people is what Alexis Baker does best, and she’s been doing it all her life. Even after her husband passed, she’s been taking care of his mother, who never recovered from losing her son. But now she’s gone too, and with no work history, Alexis needs to find a job to provide for her and her ten-year-old daughter. She may have found the answer when she finds within her mother-in-law’s personal effects a letter from a town called Inheritance Bay. This could be her chance. But her new patient is the grouchiest man she’s ever met. Ryan can’t believe he is letting a stranger take care of him. No matter what Layla says, he doesn’t even need help—and certainly doesn’t need it from a woman with a child. Ryan’s going to prove he doesn’t need anyone. Alexis is going to prove she has worth. Can they both prove that love has a way of healing all hurts and bringing meaning to their lives?