What do you do when your ex announces to a bar full of your neighbors that you are too loud, too opinionated, and too domineering for anyone to ever fall in love with you? And that you being you destroyed his little sister’s self-esteem? Yeah … I didn’t have a game plan for that one either. Lucky for me, my surrogate grandfather knew exactly what I needed. Three weeks on a Texas beach learning how to perfectly smoke a brisket is just the ticket to help me regain my confidence and figure out whose opinions matter. I never expected to meet a sexy stranger my first night in town. Have fireworks explode behind my eyelids when he kissed me. Then have him run away like pitchfork-wielding villagers were chasing him. Now, standing in my landlady’s kitchen, discovering said sexy stranger is 1) her grandson, 2) the instructor for my class, and 3) has deep secrets of his own, I’m not sure how I’m going to last three minutes, let alone three weeks. Add in that my surrogate grandfather is her long-lost, presumed-dead brother and this trip isn’t the breezy barbecue class I thought it would be. But I’ll do anything to reunite my surrogate grandfather with his family, including solving the half-century old mystery driving a wedge in the family. All I need to do is not fall in love with my teacher and figure out why he’s keeping the details of his life (like that he’s a doctor, not a chef) secret as we uncover his families’ mysteries. This sweet romance is Grey’s Anatomy meets BBQ Throwdown. Perfect for fans of Nicholas Sparks, Clara Pines, and Courtney Walsh.

I’m aware I’m an idiot and my plan is poorly conceived, but you can’t blame a guy for trying to make all his dreams come true. Opportunities of a lifetime are just Once in a Lifetime. The director of our cardiology program won’t write me a letter of recommendation for my dream job in London unless I clean up my act, stop embarrassing him in front of our patients, and learn to play by the rules. No one plays by the rules better than Nora Montgomery, so she’s my ticket out of this claustrophobic Texas beach town. Nora–my gorgeous, goody-two-shoes Gummy Bear–hates me. I have irritated her especially well during our fellowship, so I deserve her ire. Against all common sense, she’s head-over-heels infatuated with her former medical school classmate. But the dude doesn’t give her the time of day until I flirt with her. This is where my idiotic plan comes If I can convince her to be my fake girlfriend and help me clean up my reputation, she’ll earn crush-boy’s attention. It’s a win win. But as I get to know Nora, I realize she might be the dream I should be chasing. Rules are meant to be broken, but can I risk breaking my heart if I can’t convince Nora I’m the man she deserves, not her crush? This closed-door, fake dating, small town romance is perfect for fans of Grey's Anatomy, Sariah Wilson, and Jenny Proctor.

What Lane did to George is unforgivable. She knows that. But with her novel climbing bestseller lists, a TV deal in production, and countless women confiding how Lane’s book changed their lives, she can’t tell anyone the Her novel is based on their summer love story. But George didn’t break Lane's heart like in the book. She broke his. Smashed it to bits, actually. Lying in his hospital bed after a nearly fatal racing accident, George declared his love and Lane turned her back on him, told him she could never love a man with violence in his veins even though she was head over heels in love. Now the studio is filming the TV version in their hometown and the only way George will keep her lies a secret is if she secures him a job on set as a stunt driver. He needs to put his family’s drama—and Lane—in his rear-view mirror. What choice does she have but to give him his dreams? It may be the only way to earn his forgiveness and forgive herself. But seeing him behind the wheel brings her back to that perfect summer when all she wanted was his lips on hers and the clock to stop so she didn’t have to choose between loving him and returning to her pediatrics residency, earning her parents’ respect and repaying them for their sacrifices. Her old feelings are still there, but she doesn’t deserve them. She made the wrong choice. She was a coward. George deserves better than a woman who couldn’t admit she fell in love. Lane will apologize, earn his forgiveness, and give him his dreams. All she has to do is hide her feelings until filming is over. Too bad her heart doesn’t want to play by the rules and hopes a second chance is in the script. A sweet, small town, medical romance for fans of Formula One Racing, Grey’s Anatomy, and reality TV. This book is perfect for readers who love Sarah Adams and Sariah Wilson. You are guaranteed a HEA and no cheating.