Rule number one of former child stardom - never Google yourself in the midst of a pity party because you'll inevitably do something stupid. Case in point, me falling for a writer on a different continent who has no idea that I'm the star of her fictional fantasies. I can’t stop thinking about Kate Dubois even as we talk every day. I should have told her the truth of who I was before things got this far. In my defense, celebrity comes with a lot of baggage and it is nice to be seen (figuratively) for who I really am. Now, I have a chance to actually meet her in person and there’s no way I can pass that up. Just one harmless look at the woman who has changed my life and I can go back to hiding in English countryside obscurity. What’s the worst that could happen? Stranger Than Fan Fiction, is a full-length romantic comedy, can be read as a standalone, and is the first book in the Unlucky in Love series.

One moment of weakness and now I’m stuck fake dating the man I never thought I’d talk to again. If it was up to me, I wouldn’t even look at Wesley Cole, let alone pretend to kiss him. I’m smart enough to know the man in front of me now isn’t the boy from childhood who stole my heart. Too bad my body and brain can’t get on the same page. A few more months of playing nice and then he can go back to his family dynasty, and I’ll once again be the golden girl the media expects me to be. If this is all for show, why is he so convincing when he looks at me like a man in love? Better Date Than Never, is a full-length romantic comedy, can be read as a standalone, and is the second book in the Unlucky in Love Series.

With a single phone call, I swapped my life of movie scripts and paparazzi for bedtime stories and skinned knees. I always dreamed of having a family. As my two childhood friends settled down with partners of their own, I worried it was too late for me. Until her. The beautiful woman who chased me down and stole my heart. And to think she accused me of stealing. After that awkward encounter, I thought I'd lost her for good. Then months later, I showed up at the only home I'd ever known to find the mystery woman, a precocious child in tow, and my aging father figure in desperate need of supervision. This incredible stranger took on more than she ever bargained for and needed help. There was only one thing to be done. Now I'm a single-sort-of-dad to a child who isn't my own and she's a kind-of-sort-of mom to her niece in need, as we work together to care for the man who helped raise me. I want nothing more than to take this role of a lifetime and make it last. But this isn’t Hollywood and I’m just an actor. I’m doing my best to support them all, but can my help ever be enough? Down For The Word Count is a full-length, found family romance, can be read as a standalone, and is the third book in the Unlucky in Love Series.