JD Hewlitt gave up the good life. He quit his high-stress job, sold his high-rise condo, and left his high-maintenance girlfriend behind to start over in Nashville. Three years later, his band Wilder is still struggling for the recognition they deserve and his hopes aren’t what they used to be. Out of the blue he gets a call that an ex-girlfriend passed away – leaving him a child he didn’t know he had. To make matters worse, his six year old daughter, Andie, is a demon. Kelsey Conklin never had the good life. She’s always taken care of everyone and everything around her, including her entire family. But now it’s just her and her two kids. She’s packed up her past and moved them all to Nashville to start over. All she really wants is a quiet life and she’s pretty sure she knows how her story works. But JD and Andie need her. And it turns out that she and her kids need them, too. Somewhere along the way, JD becomes something she can’t live without, and something she never thought she’d have. With a little ingenuity, they can make this work. And maybe JD knows what she needs better than she ever did...

Craig Hibbets has decided that the only advantage to attending a wedding solo is the opportunity to snag a bridesmaid. So when he finds Shay Leland in the requisite yellow dress, wading in the surf, he offers her a no-strings-attached night... which turns into three days. Shay’s everyday life is hanging-by-a-thread, and her fling with Craig was simply a vacation that she desperately needed. Her two young sons need her. The divas she designs costumes for are constantly needing her time. And she’s also dealing with not one, but two, weekend fathers for her boys. Sadly, neither man is very good at it. Most days she feels she’s keeping it all together with duct tape and hope. So she’s beyond surprised when her doorbell rings months later and there stands Craig. Though they both miss what they had during their weekend fling, real life isn’t the fairy tale they knew. Shay has responsibilities and Craig has secrets and somehow he seems to think she’s a misplaced angel—which couldn’t be further from the truth. If they’re going to make it work, they’ll have to forgive themselves for their pasts. Can two fallen hearts find each other and make a new future?

One night, one mistake, and TJ’s rock god days may be over forever. Wilder’s lead singer has made the cover of the tabloids again. Only this time it’s not for his crazy girlfriends or wild parties, it’s because of the horrific car accident that may leave him unable to ever walk—or sing—again. Furious at the world, TJ has run off every caretaker his brother can find, until old family friend Norah agrees to take TJ on as a favor. Her own life has been lived in dull black-and-white since the accident that took her young husband and son. She understands what it’s like to lose everything in one moment. Only the world didn’t destroy TJ, he did it to himself. They may want each other, but can Norah forgive a man as reckless as the one who took her family? She can’t trust TJ to do anything but the wrong thing. When a vicious surprise tries to steal Norah’s carefully crafted stability, she may just have to trust TJ. Can this beauty tame the beast? Love Notes will steal your breath and leave you flushed. This steamy second chance romance will have you staying up way too late and rooting for the wounded hero. Or will her past be their undoing? Fans of Rosalind James and Shannon Stacey will love this richly crafted romance. Can he become the hero that she needs? Love Notes is the third book in this steamy, contemporary series by Maggie Award winner Savannah Kade. Fall hard for the boys in the band. Read Love Notes now.

Mariliz Jennings has left her cheating husband and her McMansion far in the rearview mirror. Desperately in need of a job and having only the work history of a society wife, she figures she’ll be lucky to ask, “do you want fries with that?” So she jumps at the chance to work with Alex’s daughters. Drummer Alex makes the most noise onstage and is the quietest offstage. He’s tried to be perfect—married the perfect wife, had the perfect daughter, and . . . then it wasn’t perfect anymore. When his second daughter, Sophie, was born with disabilities, his marriage went to hell. The American Sign Language skills she thought would be a bonus turn out to cause as many problems as they fix. And her attraction to Alex is a huge problem. His attraction to her only makes things harder. With all the hurdles in their way, can they take a giant leap towards the future? Catch up with the boys from Nashville. Can be read as a standalone. This series has real emotion, hard won happy endings, and smoking hot romance.