I met my soulmate in the bathroom. The MEN'S bathroom. No stalls were available in mine. I'd be in and out before anyone noticed. Except someone walked in. And, oh, he was so gorgeous. Four months later we moved in together. Two years later I can't imagine living without him. He's the love of my life, to the absolute bottom of my heart. So why are we breaking up? The Christmas Cadeau has NO cheating and a happily ever after!

I haven’t taken a vacation in five years. Not. One. Day. So my tyrant of a boss kicked me out of the office. Great. Bermuda for me. I’ll just sneak out of the country for two weeks and relax. Get my head on straight. Except my mom finds out about my vacation. And in her opinion? I should spend those two weeks at home. Running my injured sister’s Christmas booth at a holiday market, specifically. Now, I have no desire to go home. Seriously. I haven’t been there in eleven years. But who denies her family, right? I can’t leave them hanging. Except. I think my sister might have exaggerated her injury. And my mother lied about why she wants me home. Because when I arrive, it’s not just my family who greets me. Oh, no. There’s a gorgeous stranger standing in my living room. Make that a gorgeous asshole, actually. And I’m not sure I can resist his stunning silver eyes. Or that I want to. The Season Bright is a steamy, standalone enemies-to-lovers holiday romance! It has NO cheating and a happily ever after!

It’s three days now that the boy hasn’t worn a winter coat. As his teacher, it’s my job to make sure he’s safe. But after multiple calls to his family’s phone number, I still haven’t made contact. So I take him home myself. Big mistake. Because one little problem? Cole’s father is single. And outrageously tall. And wickedly broad-shouldered. But Buck Hayes is NOT happy I’ve brought his son home to him. At all. Too bad for him, I don’t care. Too bad for me, I have a car accident after we fight about his son. Too bad for us, I’m now staying at their house for the weekend. … Right? Christmas of White is a steamy standalone, enemies-to-lovers, single dad romance. It's not necessary to read the other books before this one.

DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THE COVER. THIS BOOK IS EXTREMELY SPICY/STEAMY. THERE IS LITERALLY A SPICE SCENE THAT’S THREE CHAPTERS LONG. I took a one-way ticket to UCLA the day after I graduated. Twelve years later, I return to open another location of my company. Instead of finding a potential investor, however, I end up taking a private meeting with an attractive stranger in the coat room at a masked ball. I leave without discovering his identity. I’m here to focus on my company. That’s it. Even if he does have the world’s most talented mouth. There's just one tiny problem. The guy from the masked ball isn’t a stranger. He’s Gibson Cage, my high school best friend. The man who ghosted me after graduation. The same friendship I was hoping to rekindle. Whoops. We haven’t seen each other in over a decade. Both of us have had major glow-ups. I mean, major . Me from plastic surgery brought on by a car accident. Him from nearly a decade serving in the Marines. Everyone thinks it’s a foregone conclusion we’ll end up together. And in this small town, our reunion is grist for the gossip mill. Especially if they ever discover what happened at the ball. Neither of us wants a relationship. That’s the one thing we agree on. Our mothers keep trying to set us up, though. So we decide to make a little deal. We’ll fake a relationship through the holidays. After New Year’s we’ll go our separate ways. The whole town will leave us alone. And I can focus on my company. Surely we can keep our hands off each other for that long, right? It’s just a few weeks. We might have even managed it. If we never had that night in the coat room … Outshine the Town is a dual POV, 87,000 word steamy standalone friends-to-lovers holiday romance with a grumpy hot ex-Marine whose love language is physical touch and the girl next door he never should have left behind. There is no cheating and it has a HEA. If you like hookups in naughty places, meddling moms with hearts of gold, and a one-bed trope, then this is the book for you. Please check my social media for information on content. Very important if you need that.