Brady Family

Witty. Romantic. Steam-powered. I don't do relationships. I do calculations-and Nicole Kennedy is a problem I can't solve. When my family's engineering firm sends me to investigate a sinkhole at her house, I swear I feel a tremor in the foundation of my world. She's loud and crass and has no time for nonsense. She also seems to hate everything about me. Which is normally fine, because I hate everyone. But...I can't stop thinking about her. I see her all the time, between the trench swallowing her yard and the corporate relay race our bosses insisted we both run. Somewhere between all the sprinting and the soil analysis, I find a tiny crack in her armor. Maybe she'll cut me some slack? Maybe I'll figure out what makes her tick. Foundation is book one of the Brady Family series--a band of brilliant, brooding engineers barreling into relationships whether they like it or not. If you love messy family dynamics, unforgettable characters and sizzling chemistry, you'll devour this series by Lainey Davis.

They say I have no chill. Just because I iron my underwear and check people's math for a living doesn't mean I'm a monster. I'm particular. I'm definitely not prepared for Maddie Parker, the writer my family's business hires for a marketing project. She keeps candy in her pockets and asks uncomfortable questions. She pushes all my buttons, and I suspect she's doing it on purpose. I wish I could stop thinking about her red lips or the way her breath smells so sweet after she eats licorice. But does she have to eat it in my car? I finally lose my composure when an unexpected storm makes a mess of things, and for the first time in my life, I don't have a plan for how to proceed. Suspension is book two of the Brady Family series about a band of brilliant, brooding engineers barreling into relationships whether they like it or not. If you love messy family dynamics, unforgettable characters and sizzling chemistry, you'll devour this series by Lainey Davis.

I closed off my heart when I lost my wife. She is trying to start fresh. Can we rekindle an old flame? I'm just fine, thank you. I run my family business. I cook family dinner and I take my vitamins. I even get plenty of exercise. So when my daughter suggests I need to "get back out there," I brush off her comment and get back to work instead. But then I see her. Elizabeth Burns. She and her son move in across the street from me after all these years. What are the chances she'd look twice at her old boyfriend? The thing is, I'm a man now, but I come with man-size baggage. It's better if I just get to know her as neighbors rather than try and start a new chapter. I know how this story ends. I can't risk heartbreak anymore. Not again. But sometimes, I wish Elizabeth and I could just close our eyes and pretend there's still a future for us... Inspection is book three of the Brady Family series about a band of brilliant, brooding engineers barreling into relationships whether they like it or not. If you love messy family dynamics, unforgettable characters and sizzling chemistry, you'll devour this series by Lainey Davis.

Rule #1 for apartment hunting: make sure your roommate is actually a dude before signing the lease. I, Cal Brady, just failed this basic task. Spectacularly. When I answered an ad from Logan, I pictured beer, basketball, and bro time. Instead, I got a fine lady financial planner with killer curves and a librarian vibe that does things to my brain. And my pants. Did I mention she irons her pockets? Because apparently that's hot. Now I'm stuck sharing an apartment with a woman who alphabetizes her spice rack and judges me for eating cereal for dinner. The worst part? I find her starchy habits irresistible. But she's just one more person who sees me as the family screw-up, and somehow her disapproval hits harder. My prim little roommate has me changing my habits in ways my family finds shocking. And I can't stop fantasizing about becoming a permanent entry in Logan's color-coded calendar - right between 'meal prep Sunday' and 'quarterly tax planning.' Vibration is a sizzling romantic comedy about a chaos demon engineer who discovers that sometimes the best mistakes are the ones you make on purpose.

What happens when you realize your new mailman is your hot one-night stand...and the father of your baby? Asking for a friend... I am tired of people asking me how hard it is to be a woman in engineering. My career is the least of my worries. Dealing with my family and personal relationships? That's the hard part. I proposition a hottie, just to tune it all out for a bit. The fling blows my mind, but leaves me with unexpected consequences. By the time I meet the guy again, he's a different person and I'm carrying a huge secret. Current is the fifth installment of the Brady family series, a surprise pregnancy romance with electric chemistry, messy family dynamics, and unforgettable characters. If you love a hero with heart and a wounded heroine with a fierce facade, you'll devour this sexy rom-com by Lainey Davis.

Giving in to their attraction could fracture their connection with their adult children. But staying apart might mean they miss their last chance at love... Impulsive, eccentric, moody. Mick Brady has heard it all in his 60 years and brushed it all off just as quickly. When his adult son finally lets him know the impact of his choices, and Mick is crawling out of his skin with regret. Celeste Sheffield has lost everything she thought was important, but in her late fifties, she's figuring out what really matters: her family. Celeste's son marries into the Brady crew, and she's drawn into their boisterous, supportive orbit. She's also distracted by her feelings for the handsome patriarch of the family, and she can't seem to get him out of her head. Mick and Celeste bond over their shared experiences with loneliness and their quest to mend fences with their families. They'll just have to tamp down the spark smoldering beneath their friendship. Mick is no stranger to lust, after all. He can keep his pants zipped around Celeste, and prove to his kids he can be a responsible adult. When Mick's grandson has an accident on Mick's watch, he calls on the one person he knows won't judge his babysitting skills. But does she have to look so good when she swoops in to save the day? Can Mick and Celeste avoid temptation as they focus on changing their lives? Or could their relationship be the thing that helps them stay the course? Restoration is a later-in-life redemption romance with plenty of pining. If you like messy family dynamics, unforgettable characters, and a slow burn that curls your toes, you'll devour this final chapter of the Brady Family series.