New Year's Eve has never been so depressing! Jordan Parker is so sick of men who don't live up to her standards. Which is pretty sad, since her standards are outrageously low! All she wants is a good man with a sense of humour, who'll treat her right. That's not so much to ask is it? This New Year's Eve is as disastrous as any other for Jordan. Her date is a douche canoe, her best friend just announced she's getting married and even the bartender takes pity on her and buys her a drink. But Jordan is an achiever. She doesn't fail at LIFE! So she makes a plan. 365 days from now, she'll be married, come hell, or high water. Some quick notes on a serviette, a new goal setting phone app and she knows she's onto a winning idea. The perfect man is out there waiting for her somewhere, and no matter what awful dating shenanigans she has to endure, she's going to find him and make him hers. For good. If only she hadn't overindulged last night, she might know if the hot stranger in her bed right now has any chance at being 'the one'.

Have you ever told a white lie that got out of control? Rachel doesn't cook. It's not that she can't cook, it's just that she shouldn't. All her friends will tell you - keep her out of the kitchen! When she meets a hot stranger on a skydiving adventure, there's instant chemistry between them. When he proposes right after they meet, it's a huge joke and she accepts and plays along. The only problem is, he wasn't kidding. Caught up in the semi-joke she embarks on a crazy relationship with Henry. Against her better judgement she's even talked into making him a meal. And that's where the problems start. One tiny lie leads to the most hilarious situations as she tries to hide her secret and still seem perfect for him. Henry has his own secret he's been hiding, though, and it's about to bite them both in a big way. If you loved Married This Year, this sequel was written just for you. Follow Rachel and Henry as they try to navigate the aftermath of the spur of the moment marriage proposal and a series of little, white lies that inject hysteria into every encounter.

When all the ladies want you... A chance meeting over a flat tyre late one night throws Lori and Fish together. She's keen to get to know him, but he's just sworn off all women. When their paths cross a month later, she's convinced it's a sign, but he's reluctant. Luckily, for all involved, Lori's best friend Rachel is planning a snap Christmas wedding, and it's just what Lori needs to trick Fish into taking her on a date. Can Lori convince Fish that she's different from all the other girls? Or will Fish stay firm and miss out on the best kind of company for Christmas? Married This Christmas is part of a series where each book is a separate story with a new couple featured in each book. You don't need to have read the previous books to enjoy any of them, but this book, in particular, might be better if you know who all the characters are. Each book has a HEA ending and no cliffhanger.