With the tragic loss of his wife almost 2 years ago, Hudson Barlow is a lost soul struggling to find his way in the world again. Deciding on small steps, he convinces himself to grab coffee at a local diner. Easy enough, he thinks. What Hudson didn’t realize was that this tiny chance was a much bigger step into an unsuspected friendship and journey of self-discovery. With her abusive ex finally in her rear view, Amelia Davis is trying to move forward with her life. She’s settled into what feels like her happy place. Her own apartment, a great diner job and friends that have quickly become the greatest chosen family. Despite loving her peaceful routine, in walks a stranger who seems on edge, lost even. Amelia can’t help but be drawn to find out why… Hudson is terrified to move forward without his past. Amelia is afraid of her past coming to find her. Can the two of them find what they need in each other? Can they create a future together or will they…crash & burn? Crash & Burn is a story of survival, a story of hope, and better yet, a story of second chances.

She was everything he wanted. He was that to her and more. A storybook family. Fire and passion. A great life. Despite disapproval from their families, they created their perfect love story. Vinny and Bianca were blissfully happy and that was absolutely all that mattered. Until it wasn’t. What happens when the devil enters your perfect world… and you invited them in with open arms? You let them connect with your children, your family, your entire world. And you didn’t look up until it was too late. Can Vinny save his marriage? Will Bianca let him? Can they remember why they fell in love or are they in too deep? Triggers: Stalking, Obsession, Mental Illness, Violence

My life is good. I have amazing friends and a great job as a professor at the University. Falling in love?... Not on my radar. Didn’t have the time for it. Now don’t get me wrong, I like to go out and have fun. Unfortunately, just when I think someone understands what I mean by “no strings attached” ...they get attached. Just one night... that’s all I wanted. So, imagine my surprise when I showed up to work, turned the corner, and saw my "one night" standing right there in front of me. Now I got to choose between standing by my “just one night” rule or breaking the even more important “no fraternization between colleagues” rule to go after what I might truly want. Just one night... but what if I want more?