Someone wants me dead, and the man who broke my heart might be the only person who can save me. I am dragged back again into the shadowy world of club rivalries and politics, caught between the man who wants to be my future and the only man I’ve ever truly loved. It’s clear Roman has changed. It’s clear the attraction between us burns as brightly as ever. I’m tempted to give in to the little voice telling me he's changed, begging me to try again. Assuming, of course, that our enemies don’t kill us all first.

This is the second book in my Home In Cedar City series. Book one: Love, Second Chances and Other Nonsense is currently available to read on Amazon KU. This is a fake dating, grumpy/sunshine story with angst and OW drama. HEA guaranteed.

As tensions between us mount, I'm discovering parts of my husband's past that I never knew existed. And when everything comes tumbling down, I'm forced to ask myself: how well do I really know the man I love?

One lesson I learned very early in life was to be cheerful, to be agreeable, to do as I was told and ask for nothing, and to never ever complain.

Smile Maddie. Be happy Maddie. Don't make trouble and maybe they'll love you.

I'm not happy. I'm not smiling. I'm done being agreeable. Fuck not causing trouble.

I'm about to set my Dragon's world on fire. And then I'm walking away.

Claire loves her husband, Owen. Owen loves his wife Claire. The only problem? He's her sister Aubrey's best friend.

Aubrey has recently returned after spending several years living in another country. And she and Owen seem to be spending an awful lot of time together lately. And when Claire wakes up on Valentine's Day to an empty house, a husband who has to work late, and a post from her sister gushing about the thoughtful present she received from her best friend, Claire wonders if Owen is starting to feel like he picked the wrong sister. In a moment of hurt and insecurity, Claire makes an impulsive decision that will have far-reaching consequences on all their lives.

When Adam proves repeatedly that he will choose Millie over me? I decide to choose myself and leave.

There is nothing like hard work to distract you from a broken heart, and so I throw myself into fixing up my grandmother's derelict house and helping in my family's struggling restaurant.

But now Adam is back. And he says he's going to prove to me I'm the one he wants.

When Oliver Sinclair walked into the restaurant where Genny worked, all she saw was a tall, dark, and charming man who swept her off her feet. One whirlwind romance and Vegas wedding later, Genny realizes she might have gotten in over her head.