Kincaids of Pine Harbour

"Daddy, I'm pregnant." The last three words Owen Kincaid ever wanted to hear from his teenage daughter. The firefighter knows how hard it is to have a kid, when you're still a kid yourself. He did it, and now eighteen years later, history is repeating itself. To say he's beating himself up is an understatement. The last thing he needs is to fall head-over-heels in lust with his daughter's midwife. Kerry Humphrey hates her new client's father. She has no reason to hate him, except for the fact, he's tall and brooding and always there, hovering in the background of appointments. And, the crackle of chemistry every time their eyes meet. She hates that, too. Everything about their attraction is ill fated. But, it won't go away.

He's a new firefighter with a lot to prove, and she's the former army captain who just wants to open a bakery and start a new life. Adam Kincaid wants to be known as his own person: not the easiest thing to do as the youngest of five brothers in a small town where everyone knows exactly who his family is. Unexpectedly getting hitched to his former army captain wasn't quite what he had in mind, though. Isla Peterson knows exactly what she's gotten herself into with the younger Kincaid: a marriage of convenience. In return, she gets a bakery of her own, and the company of a friend who has as little faith in love as she does. But as their public charade starts to feel surprisingly real behind closed doors, Isla's ex-husband shows up, asking all the wrong questions. If the truth of their relationship comes out, the safety they've found could come crashing down. Welcome back to Pine Harbour, in this sexy small town romance about two friends who don't believe in love, but do believe in each other.

He's the guy everyone loves, and she's the outsider who knows better than to fall for the town's favourite golden boy. Everyone in Pine Harbour loves Will Kincaid-except the one person he cares about actually impressing. Can grown men have crushes on their frenemies? When Catie joins the small town's Search and Rescue team, Will finds himself spending every Thursday night swapping glares with the hairdresser while they get in each other's way. Catie Berton has a long list of reasons why Will is an arrogant jerk. But the more time she spends with him, the more she's forced to admit sometimes they make a good team. That doesn't change the fact that Will has always been her right crush, wrong guy. When the SRT goes on a road trip to a competition, she surprises herself by agreeing to ride shotgun in his truck. The long drive could be a chance to repair a shredded friendship, if Catie can get past her complicated feelings for the too-attractive-for-his-own-good school principal. Because Catie knows all too well how cold a small town can be to an outsider who wants too much happiness from one of their own. Return to Pine Harbour, in this frenemies to lovers small town romance about two people looking to find themselves in the shadow of community expectations.Also available in this series: standalone novels Reckless at Heart and Fierce at Heart. Each book is about a different couple.

He was the boy who held her after her abortion. Now he's the man who wants a second chance at her heart...For twenty years, Seth Kincaid has kept his visits to his home town brief. He's not avoiding January Howe, exactly-he's giving his high school girlfriend space. But that distance evaporates when she takes over her family's marina for the summer. Which means every time he flies his floatplane into the harbour, she's there, and the temptation to fall into her sunny smile and forget about the past is stronger than ever. He can't resist lending a hand, though. Not when she needs the help. January has a lot on her plate. She's temporarily raising her niece and nephew while her sister is overseas, and running the family business, too. The last thing she needs is the dangerous risk of pretending a fling with Seth could be simple. Except the grown man version of the boy she once dated is…perfectly easy. He helps with the kids, no questions asked, and then once they're asleep, satisfies her in ways her eighteen-year-old self couldn't have imagined. But two decades of distance is a shadow layered on top of complicated, long-ago memories. Whatever this temporary magic spell they are under, it can only be for the summer. Any chance of something else between them evaporated the day Seth joined the Air Force-and broke her teenage heart.

The final novel in the Kincaid Brothers series! Swoony, funny, and sweetly angsty, this is a second chance, small town romance for everyone with a hot mechanic fantasy.Monica Fischer needs to make things right with the man who was her husband for two short, beautiful weeks. Before she lied and told him it was a mistake. But making things right means crossing the continent to find him and tell him that actually, no, her father's high-priced attorneys didn't successfully get them an annulment, and now they need a divorce.Josh Kincaid left his heart and his patience in California, three years ago. Now he's trying to make a living as a small town mechanic. The last person he expects to show up on his doorstep is his wife. Ex-wife. Whatever. But demanding she leaves-immediately, without speaking to anyone in his hometown-doesn't work. A spring snowstorm traps them together, and forces them to confront their lingering resentment, inconvenient longing, and some painful truths. Zoe York lives in London, Ontario with her young family. She has an English degree and works at a university, so it was probably a foregone conclusion that she'd write a romance novel one day. What Once Was Perfect is her debut novel.