


Books in series

#1
The Quarterback
A Single Mom Sweet Romance
2016
He was the one. I was sure of it . . . until he left me for the girl who hated me most. My cruel, conniving stepsister. She’d always wanted Drake and I didn’t know how she’d turned him against me, so I tried to move on with my life. I married the wrong guy, a jerk who only showed his true colors after the vows had been said, but he gave me the best kid in the world before walking out on us. Even though I was now a single mom with barely a penny to my name, being left for a second time didn’t hurt as badly as losing Drake. She made her choice. It wasn’t me. So I poured my heart and soul into the one thing that has always been there for football. Pushing myself to my physical maximum, only stopping when I become the best. And my latest win confirms that I’m the best, everyone says. So I know what I have to do—propose to the girl who’s stayed by my side for the past decade. I’m not even sure I love her, but she’s earned her ring. With him I was the belle of the ball. I was always the princess, not the girl who fades into the background. Now I have an incredible group of friends and family who support me, and of course my beautiful Lexie, but something is still missing. Someone. And I know who it is. Ella was the one who made me feel alive. Her belief in me persuaded me that I could take on the world. But that was fifteen years ago. Things change, and I’ve convinced myself that we’ve closed the door on that chapter of life. Until I see her again. Now the deliciously gorgeous football star, who’d moved away to win fame and fortune while I found only poverty and disgrace, is back home. Back in the small town where our story both began and ended. And when we see each other for the first time in fifteen years, he doesn’t even have the decency to have a danged shirt on. I didn’t know eight packs were possible. The moment her big brown eyes meet mine, I realize that nothing has changed. My heart still beats faster. I still have an incredible urge to pull her into my arms. But he’s home to marry my stepsister. Karla is completely wrong for him, and we both know it. But what can we do about it? A Modern-Day Cinderella inspired Sweet Romance. This book was previously published under the title Merrily Ever After .

#2
Snow and the Seven Teenagers
2017
What happens when happily ever after is ruined?
Widow, Snow Meyers, was forced to quickly mend her brokenness following her husband's sudden death for the sake of her twin boys. With the passing years came moments of delight, even joy, but an attempt to get back into the world of dating has Snow reeling backwards. That one act reveals her still-tattered soul, that she isn't sure will ever be able to heal.
Business tycoon and billionaire, Grayson Prince, is haunted by one decision, one moment, that if he'd chosen differently would have altered his life and many others for the better. In an attempt to atone for his wrongs, he creates a league for teenage soccer players who would have been overlooked for college scholarships. The team he coaches happens to include Snow's sons.
Grayson and Snow are both sure that a real love is no longer attainable for them. But throw seven teenagers into the mix and maybe a happily ever after is possible?

#3
The Prince
A Single Mom Sweet Romance
2017
My daughter is everything to me. Too bad I chose a scumbag of a father for her . . . one who won’t let me go. It’s not because he loves me; that man doesn’t love anything but himself. Except money. Now that I’m the star of the hit television obstacle show, Warrior Team, I finally have money to spare, so I pay to keep him away, along with his creepy friends. The kind of men I’d never allow near my Mia. It was fun while it lasted. I came to the US to escape the tragic loss of my sister but I found so much more. A career in the NFL, a starring role on Warrior Team, and life-long friendships. It was a good time, but now I have to grow up. It’s time to take back the role I was born for. Prince. But then the money is gone. As quickly as my star rose, it fell, leaving me with no way to pay my ex or protect my child. I’m the first woman to defeat the nearly impossible obstacle course on Warrior Team, so I can take on my idiot ex, no problem. But if he came at me with the law, I don’t know if I could keep full custody of Mia. And I can’t allow her to spend even a single minute with just her father. So I need a solution . . . fast. My mother, the queen, is thrilled I’m returning just in time for my brother’s wedding. But then she starts talking about wedding dates and eligible daughters and I realize I’ve stepped in it. The last thing I want is to be paraded in front of princess wannabes and title-scheming mothers. But I already told my mom I’m coming home, so I can’t back out now. Instead, I make the only rational move left . . . I pretend an engagement. To the only woman I Callie. I can take care of my own problems. I always have. But when Channing points out that our fake engagement would be mutually beneficial, I’m listening. I have no idea why he chose me out of all the women in his world, but he seems to need me. And I have to admit it would be really nice to have a prince in shining armor for once. Plus, he treats Mia like a princess, and what mom could resist that? So I’m whisked away in a private jet to a real-life castle, with a maid to wait on me hand and foot. Who knew helping out a friend could come with so many benefits? I made the right decision. Not only is Callie a woman of her word, loyally keeping the secret of our fake engagement, but she’s feisty. Probably the only woman who could stand up to the queen and the world I’ve known my whole life. In fact, Callie and her sweet Mia seem to fit right in and I can’t help thinking . . . It’s all fun and games. Until it isn’t. One second I’m trying to dunk Channing in the pond and the next I’m flooded with a new sensation as I stare into his eyes, the sensation of his bare, corded chest under my hands. After that I can’t go back to being just friends. I almost kissed him. And if I hadn’t turned away, I’m almost sure he would have kissed me. But I can’t let my feelings get involved, because when the ball gowns and fake engagement ring are stripped away it’s just me. A single mom, running from my kid’s deadbeat dad, barely keeping my head above the water. I’m definitely not princess material, so I’ll step away as soon as the wedding is over. Because I can save myself and Mia. I don’t need a prince.
The problem is, even if I don’t need him, I can’t help wanting a prince. Wanting Channing. But a happily ever after for me and the prince is as make believe as our royal fake engagement, right? A Modern-Day Fairy Tale inspired Sweet Romance.
This book was previously published under the title A Royal (Fake) Engagement .