A grammy-winning rock star falls for a small-town girl in this all-new standalone romance from author Carrie Elks. Gray Hartson is coming home. After years of playing to sold-out stadiums around the world, the tattooed singer is determined to build bridges with his sick father and reconnect with the family he left behind. But then he meets her . . . the beautiful waitress with the smart mouth who makes him laugh more than he has in years. One small problem. She’s his ex-girlfriend’s sister. The only woman he can’t have. Maddie Clark was an awkward teenager when Gray left. Now she slings hash in a backwater diner, her dreams of being a famous concert pianist left in tatters. Don’t ask her why. She’ll never tell. Strong women do what it takes to keep a roof over their heads. Until he walks through the door and complicates everything. Their attraction is wrong. But foolish hearts never listen to reason. Maybe he should write a song about that. Take Me Home is the first book in the Heartbreak Brothers series of emotional standalone romances, set in the small town of Hartson’s Creek.

Nobody expects to meet the love of their life on their first day at school, but from the moment Tanner Hartson set his eyes on Savannah Butler, she stole his breath away. She was beautiful, wild and free. And though her life was hard, she made everything feel easy. As they grew up, they were best friends. Then sweethearts. And finally lovers. Until he broke her heart in the worst way. They haven’t spoken for the last ten years. But now she’s returned to their small home town and he can’t fight the intense attraction that keeps pulling them together. He wants her back. And this time he won’t take no for an answer. Doesn’t true love deserve a second chance?

She’s his addiction. He’s her escape. Logan Hartson is gorgeous, successful, and has a smile that’ll knock a woman off her feet. And from the moment Courtney Roberts meets him on a dirt road, the chemistry sizzles between them. Everything about them is wrong. He’s city, she’s country. He owns expensive restaurants. She runs a small farm. None of that matters when they’re tangled together in her bed, his body promising things her heart shouldn’t want. Until people start to talk, and things get rough, and after one last, sweet night together they agree to part. She never thought she’d see him again. But nature has other plans. The serious kind. Now she just has to tell him the truth. So how do you tell somebody their life will never be the same again? She takes a deep breath, her wide eyes meeting his. “Logan, I’m pregnant.” \A Better Man is the third book in the Heartbreak Brothers series of emotional standalone romances, set in the small town of Hartson’s Creek. Find out why readers are falling in love with these handsome and brooding brothers! \

He’s rich, talented and way out of her league. Now he’s making her an offer she can’t refuse… Football has always been Cam Hartson’s life. When he's forced to retire following an injury, he slinks back to his small home town, planning to lie low and lick his wounds. Until he meets Mia Devlin. The beautiful single mom of two tearaway boys has no interest in love. She's too busy trying to find a job and keep a roof over her family’s heads to worry about relationships. Even if every time Cam looks at her it sends her heart into a spin. She knows she shouldn’t like him. He’s too ambitious, too confident, too much of everything. But when he offers to be her rebound guy, she finds herself agreeing. Cam wants more than just a few stolen moments. And if there’s one thing he likes it’s a challenge. There hasn’t been one he hasn’t risen to before. As far as he’s concerned, Mia won’t be the one that gets away…

There’s a fine line between love and hate… and they’re about to cross it. Becca Hartson should be used to moody men by now. She grew up with four overprotective older brothers, after all. But nothing could prepare her for the hostility she encounters from her new boss – the annoyingly gorgeous Daniel Carter. Sure, his first impression of her was bad. She was in the arms of his brother, crying into his shirt. But the whole situation was purely platonic and Daniel knows that. It doesn’t stop him from scowling at her every time they work together. Or from sending her heart into a crazy spin. But if she wants to keep this job, she’ll have to grin and bear it. Coming back to work at his family’s distillery after six years away was a mistake. Daniel knows it from the moment his gaze clashes with Becca’s. With her tumbling waves and soft smile, he knows she’s trouble from the start. Daniel doesn’t believe in love. And he definitely doesn’t believe in falling for his employees. But when Becca looks at him with those sweet doe eyes, he keeps forgetting to hate her…