I’m pulling up roots and taking my little girl to Lonesome to start a new job working for my dead husband’s former teammates. We want to leave the past behind, but trouble seems to have followed us. Deacon was always a good friend to the family, but can the hot former SEAL be even more now? When I offered a job to my best friend’s widow, I told myself I could handle working next to her every day. I lied. I barely stayed away from Violet when she was married. Now she and her daughter are here, alone, and they need someone to take care of them. Nobody can do that like I can. She just needs to survive the move. If you're looking for a single mom, best friend’s widow, woman in peril romance, you've found it.

What does a woman have to do to get an older man who’s good with his hands to jump her bones? After one memorable night when I get Bishop exactly where I want him, he turns all noble and tells me it can never happen again. I don’t want him to be my babysitter—I want him to be my partner. But the man is determined to stay far away from me. Why did I move to Lonesome again? Romy is practically family, and I have no business falling for somebody so young, especially when there are other men her age in town who can take care of her. When one tries, I realize what a mistake I’ve made. And when he doesn’t give up, I know I need to protect what’s mine. I may not have done right by Romy the first time, but I won’t lose her twice. If you're looking for a one-night stand gone wrong, age gap,oopsie baby instalove romance, you've found it.

I came to Lonesome to guest host a romance book club and visit some old friends. I didn’t expect to have Tall, Dark and Cranky come to my rescue when I have to hide from a fan in his junkyard. Now I can’t leave town until I thank JD properly. I haven’t found the right form of appreciation yet. But I will. I only helped her to get her off my property. But she keeps thanking me, and every time she does, she sneaks a little farther under my defences. Rhiannon is so damn sweet I can’t tell her to leave. She’ll have to find out the hard way that I’m too broken to be the one for her. No matter how much I wish I was. If you're looking for a grumpy/sunshine, wounded warrior, obsessed fan romance, you've found it.