If it’s fate, it must be love. Three coincidental meetings with a handsome stranger convince Charlotte their relationship could be fate—but coincidence and love are two very different things. Charlotte has floated along in life, averse to romance, buoyed by her parents’ dreams, haunted by her traumatic past. She confuses complacency with happiness in all aspects of her life, and fear of change keeps her from venturing too far from her comfort zone. Avery enters Charlotte’s life when she most needs it, igniting a passion in her that she thought was dead. Caught up in the idea of fate, she clings to her relationship with Avery. Soon, everything begins to crumble. Charlotte must decide what’s worth more: Staying with the familiar, or leaping blindly into the unknown.

In Something Special, Charlotte's childhood best friend reappeared after a traumatic accident and helped her move forward with her own life. In this new standalone novel, see Jared's side of the story. You can never run far enough to escape your own mind. On the heels of a miscarriage and the subsequent implosion of his happy life, Jared flees west. He longed to fight wildfires since he was young, and the opportunity comes at the perfect time. There is a job to do. A distraction to be had. But he doesn’t foresee his crew turning into his family. He doesn’t consider the love he will develop for the people he works with and the job itself. Charlotte, Jared’s childhood best friend, resurfaces after he suffers a traumatic accident that sidelines his career indefinitely. Their new connection reignites old longing inside of him, and she pushes him to reevaluate the toxic emotions that have been holding him hostage. Jared has used firefighting as an excuse to escape from his past, but eventually, everything he’s been running from will catch up to him.

Currently not available. Will be updated and re-released for the winter holidays 2019 We've been engaged for two months, and we've only told two people. Those two people were NOT either of our parents, but the holidays have arrived and we're heading home. We can't walk in with a ring on her finger. There would be mutiny. There would be nonstop talk about weddings and babies. The ring is safe in her pocket, but we quickly realize that our parents expect an engagement to happen on Christmas. As pressure builds, I realize I don't want to let them down. They're so excited... I think I can work with that.