They were best friends in high school. Sort of. Could they be something more now? Nate: The last place Nate had ever thought he’d hear Val’s voice again was at a gallery stroll in Boise, Idaho. Yet here she was. Vibrant red hair, beautiful smiling face, and her lips stretched in a laugh. He couldn’t look away—he’d always loved her laugh—and he moved toward her as if in a dream. Val: Val’s breath caught in her throat. She hadn’t seen Nate since they’d graduated. Since he’d taken someone else to prom. That had been messy. Why was he here? Had he come to see her, the art, or had Fate drawn them together again? Only one way to find out. Can Nate and Val overcome their blunders of the past and soar into their future, or will their old mistakes come back to haunt them and drive them apart? Find out today! This is the first book in the Second Chance Summer Romance Series.

Their senior year break-up is the stuff of legends Ten years later their best friends are getting married And they’re part of the wedding party Steve: There he was, minding his own business, picking up snacks at the gas station on the way to his best friend’s wedding when he sees a damsel in distress. Only this is no damsel, it’s Gina—the only girl that had ever ripped his heart out and stomped on it—and he’s thinking it might be better for both of them if he walks away. But he can’t quite do it. Gina: Of all the luck. First her car breaks down on the way to her best friend’s wedding, and then Steve appears like a knight in shining armor holding gas station burritos. Her least favorite thing ever. Seriously? Gina had been hoping to spend the wedding avoiding Steve. Apparently Fate had other plans. Can Gina and Steve work through their past issues and seize this second-chance, or will they cling to their old hate and miss the opportunity to be with the one they truly love? Find out today! This is the second book in the Second Chance Summer Romance Series.

She doesn’t need a guy to save her He doesn’t need a woman to be happy Both are lying to themselves Max: He stopped breathing when she opened the door, and his brain refused to work. Allie Dalton. His friend’s little sister, and the one girl he’d always wanted to go out with, but had never found the courage to ask. She was staring at him. Was that surprise in her gaze, or irritation? He should say something. Allie: With her sister in a cast from her toes to her hip, Allie doesn’t expect anything but movies and take-out for the week. Then Max Ashly—her secret crush from high school—knocks on the door. Allie just sent yet another roommate off into wedded bliss, and isn’t in the mood for some super-handsome, well-dressed guy to sweep her off her feet. But this was Max, and she’d always wondered what it would be like to hold his hand... Can Max and Allie get over their personal issues and seize the day, or will they allow themselves to drift apart once again? Find out today! This is the third and final book in the Second Chance Summer Romance Series