★★★★★ A sweet, fun and sometimes angsty journey through university set to the soundtrack of the 90’s. In the 90s … texting involved paper and a pen … … our selfies were Polaroids ... … our favorite music was on mix tapes. Sex was dangerous, music was raw, and falling in love felt nostalgic. We were friends and lovers. We thought we knew everything. We knew nothing. We were here. This is the story of seven college friends, falling in and out of love, and discovering who they are. Set in the early 1990s, a time before the internet, social media, and smart phones, We Were Here is the prequel to Geoducks Are For Lovers. It can be read as a standalone New Adult romance.

#1 Humorous Women's Fiction Bestseller Barnes & Noble Top 10 Bestseller Amazon Top 100 Bestseller Top 20 Bestselling Romantic Comedy A second chance at a first crush. When I met my best friends in college, the lives ahead of us felt infinite and charmed. Twenty years later, divorced and living on a quiet island with my dog, I’m all too aware of how fleeting life is. With our official reunion coming up as fast as the tide in Useless Bay, I invite them to come spend a weekend catching up first. But when they arrive, they bring an unexpected guest- Gil Morrow, the one who got away. I remember him as a grunge rocker, but it turns out he’s even more handsome now as a history professor. I’d thought my days of romance were long over. One summer weekend, a few wishing rocks, and many bottles of wine later, I’m finding that my story might just be beginning… Geoducks Are for Lovers is a standalone novel in the sweet, funny Modern Love Stories series.

Now part of Love, Laughter and Happily Ever After: A Short Story Collection. This is a short story. Life rarely gives second chances. With the help of meddling friends, the world's largest burrowing clam, and a hot lumberjack, Maggie Marrion and Gil Morrow got their second chance at love in Geoducks Are for Lovers. Now living together, they're discovering that sometimes the second time around, especially when it comes to sex, is better than the first. Or can be with the help of magical blue pills. Is a trip to the ER worth it for a night of wild sex at forty? Take Two is intended for mature audiences, 18 and up, because it contains middle age people kissing, recreational prescription drug use, and outdated references to the late 20th century. This Modern Love Story Short takes place chronologically at the beginning of Modern Love Story #2.

#1 Top Rated Book in Humorous Women's Fiction Top 20 Humorous Women's Fiction Best Seller Romantic Comedy Best Seller "A captivating story about life, love, and an exciting and unintentional quest for self-discovery." Selah Elmore is a confident, curvy woman who knows exactly who she is and what she wants. Her less-than-stellar love life is another story. Hoping for a fresh start, she leaves her home and job in the Pacific Northwest to spend six months in West Africa. After accepting an offer from a stranger in an airport bar, Selah's real adventure begins during a stopover in Amsterdam. Will the daring, mysterious Kai show her what love really is? Sparks fly on three continents when perpetually single Selah discovers there's more to love and life than she ever imagined. Missionary Position is book three in the Modern Love Stories series. It's a spin-off/standalone from Geoducks Are for Lovers. It isn't necessary to read that novel or Ready to Fall prior to reading this.

Now part of Love, Laughter and Happily Ever After: A Short Story Collection. This is a short story. Jo and Ben Grant are spending a week in Aspen. Without their three kids. It’ll be bliss. Heaven. Finally, they’ll have time alone to reconnect with each other. Jo wants spice things up to get them out of their marriage rut. When she plans a wild evening out, will Ben embrace the crazy? Take for Granted can be read as a standalone short story. Readers first met Ben and Jo in Geoducks Are for Lovers (Modern Love Story #1).

Now part of Love, Laughter and Happily Ever After: A Short Story Collection. It’s Christmas on Whidbey. Join the holiday fun with the characters from Daisy’s Wingmen and Modern Love Stories series. You never know who will show up at the annual Sip ’n Stroll in Langley. Someone’s pregnant. Someone’s engaged. And someone gets a puppy. Give and Take is a romantic comedy holiday short story (<15000 words) and should be read after reading the Wingmen novels and Modern Love Stories as it is a crossover companion story.

Lizzy's book. TBA.