Everhope Road

Keats is my enemy. Which makes the fact that we end up in bed together even more complicated-especially considering he's also my grumpy next-door neighbor. It started with him being the bane of my existence. The uptight, infuriatingly handsome lawyer with a permanent scowl and a glare sharp enough to slice glass. He storms over every time my mail ends up in his box-or whenever he feels like reminding me that photography isn't a "real" job. Keats knows exactly how to get under my skin, and honestly? Half the time, I want to strangle him. The other half…I'm trying not to imagine what he looks like shirtless. The tension between us? It's electric. And one night, it snaps. What starts as a moment of weakness turns into something more dangerous: a no-strings-attached, enemies-with-benefits situation. Totally unintentional. Totally addictive. But the more time we spend together, the more cracks I see in Keats's carefully constructed armor. The way he shows up when things go wrong at my house. His playing the hero card does something to me. Apparently, he's not the man I thought he was-and I'm not sure I want to return to hating him. We never meant for this to mean something. But it's starting to feel a lot like everything I've ever wanted. Banter, steam, and low on angst, Everything I Wanted is the first in the Everhope Road series, a spin-off from the Lake Spark world. It can be enjoyed as a standalone.

Oliver is my brother's best friend-and completely off-limits. But there's one little complication: A road trip secretly made me his wife. Ending up in the same bed with my brother's best friend on a spontaneous road trip to his own wedding? Definitely not part of the plan. But when Oliver and I got stuck overnight at a hotel-with only one bed-temptation won. What was supposed to be a one-time thing… was just the beginning. Because now, he's secretly my husband. For convenience, of course. I think. See, I've got a business opportunity in mind, but for logistical reasons, I need a husband. Oliver didn't hesitate to help-and I didn't exactly put up a fight. Okay, I didn't protest at all. But we're trying to keep things simple, trying not to let my brother lose his mind or our friends grab popcorn and watch this whole mess unfold. The problem is… Oliver's the guy I've secretly been dreaming about for years. And now we're stuck in a marriage that was never supposed to be real. I could walk away-should walk away-but what if this mess is exactly the kind of happy ending I never thought I'd get? Oliver and Hailey are a brother's-best-friend romance with an epic road trip, one bed, and a secret marriage that is low on angst. It is the second book in the small town Everhope Road series and can be enjoyed as a standalone.

After one night with my older ex-husband at a wedding, I return to our small town with some unexpected news: My morning sickness is his fault. My ex-husband-the town sheriff-pulled me over for speeding. Throwing up on him instead of getting a ticket? Definitely not my proudest moment. Neither was telling him the tiny little detail that I'm pregnant… from the one night we spent together at his brother's wedding. It was supposed to be a one-time thing, for old times' sake. But Carter insists on doing everything his way. Including taking a chance on us. I refuse to get back together just for the sake of our baby. But Carter moves me into his home and stubbornly proves that maybe we gave up on each other too soon. As we grow close again and prepare to become parents, I start to wonder if maybe, just maybe, things could work out better this time around. Because maybe now… I finally have everything I ever needed. For lovers of books low on angst and a swoony hero who falls first. This is the third and final book in the Everhope Road series and can be enjoyed as a standalone. You may have met the characters before. Rosie Blisswood (The Blisswood Brothers, Something Right) and Sheriff Carter (Lake Spark Off-Season, Waiting to Score) find themselves in an accidental pregnancy with a second chance that has everyone on Everhope Road talking. You do not have to read these books to enjoy the story.