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Bobbi's Next Release
When a handsome out-of-towner shows up claiming to be part owner of her inn, Meyer Ellison thinks she's being pranked. But sure enough, the proof is tucked away in a forgotten document in the office she really needs to tidy.
Jackson Vaughan knew his grandmother well. At least, he thought he did. But when he suddenly inherits her ownership half of some podunk inn he's never heard of before, he realizes that her scheming knows no bounds.
The town of Fraisier Creek has a way of sucking people in, but Jackson is determined to find a way out of this new obligation and get back to the city. The only problem? Meyer won't cooperate. At all. She doesn't want Jackson anywhere near her precious inn.
As the tension between the two business partners mounts, trouble lurks. When Meyer and Jackson are sent an anonymous threat, their battle for power doesn't seem to matter all that much anymore. Not when they're forced to put their differences aside to rely on each other. Even though it's the last thing they want to do.
Cover by Summer Grove
Content Warnings: This book contains mentions of the death of a grandparent, fire, violence, and sexually explicit material.
The Edge of Summer
Delilah Delacroix is doing the best she can. Eight months after losing her parents and taking guardianship of her younger siblings, moving halfway across the country to a small island town is just what they need. Too bad this only seems to make her brother hate her more.
Fire Chief Luke Bowman can count on one hand the number of people he trusts. After what happened with his ex, he certainly isn't going to let another woman get inside his head. But when Delilah comes to town, this proves to be difficult.
As summer burns and things between Delilah and Luke start to heat up, trouble lingers. Delilah's brother seems to be drifting further away and she doesn't know how to get him back. Meanwhile, Luke is trying desperately to keep history from repeating itself.
When a casual arrangement starts feeling like a whole lot more, Delilah knows she needs to walk away, but it's easier said than done when Luke has seen all her jagged edges. Luke knows that he can't give Delilah what she needs and letting her go is the right thing to do. So why does it feel so wrong?
Cover by Sam at Ink and Laurel
Content Warnings: This book contains mentions of the death of parents (off-page, but a theme throughout), mentions of a house fire (on page in dreams/flashbacks), mentions of revenge porn (not done by main character), and sexually explicit material.