EZRA FIELDS IS A FIREFIGHTER AND SINGLE DAD. Spending his days fighting flames in Nashville, TN, his best nights are spent at home with his favorite girl—his daughter, Livie. With no time for distractions, he has no room in his life for other females—not even a sassy blonde-haired beauty and the first woman to spark his interest in years. Ezra doesn’t have the time to get involved. So, he walks away without getting her name, or giving his… HANNA HAS NO INTEREST IN SETTLING DOWN. She can’t even commit to a hair color, an address to call home, or a man. Too busy with her career as a traveling nurse, a relationship is the last thing she needs or wants. So, it’s inconvenient when she falls—literally—for the one person as uninterested in love as she is. At least that’s what she’ll keep telling herself. Will a spark turn into a wildfire, or will their love go down in flames? Burning Love can be read as a standalone, has steamy scenes and an HEA.

Will the sparks that fly set them on fire, or will they incinerate everything in their path? Mason Porter is a playboy. That’s what everyone thinks, and he doesn’t bother to correct them. When his friend asks for a wingman on a night out, Mason is quick to agree. Little does he know he will meet a woman who intrigues him, keeping him on his toes. Then, in the blink of an eye, or maybe a slip of the tongue, she becomes enemy number one. But for Mason, who’s to say all the fighting isn’t just foreplay? Jules Fairchild is fresh off the heels of a broken engagement and not looking for love. When her best friend drags her out on the town, hoping to raise her spirits, Julia doesn't count on meeting tall, dark and handsome. Too bad he's an egotistical, full of himself douchebag. Mason and Jules have a hard time fighting the laws of attraction and their steamy, spur-of-the-moment decision leads to an unintended consequence. Now Mason has less than nine months to come to grips with being a father and Jules has to come to grips that her one-night stand might lead to her one knight forever.

A couch, a lie, and a Mafia problem. What could go wrong? The day Ben Johnson decides to sell his couch is the day he gets a new roommate. Pepper is chatty, spunky, and nothing he is looking for but everything he might need. After all, his last roommate tried to drain him dry and is now involving him with possible Mafia characters. While spending time with Pepper, he realizes that not only has she moved into his apartment, but she seems to be moving into his heart as well. Always predictable and now dishonest, Pepper Stratten is following her own dreams, not the dreams her parents have for her. After moving halfway across the country, she finds out her newly leased apartment is mold-infested, and she ends up rooming with a stranger—of the male variety. As her lie continues to grow, so do her feelings for Ben—until a lie of his own threatens to send their relationship up in flames. But Pepper might be the one person Ben needs to put his fire out.