Planted and Plowed

I've spent my whole life as an outsider, a man bound by rules and social norms I don't understand. But there's one truth I definitely grasp: Eila Storm is the one for me. She's wild and unpredictable and that usually sends me into a tailspin, yet I'm drawn to her like rain to a drainpipe. Eila gets me in a way nobody ever has, but she's also chaos incarnate-determined to start an urban farm on an abandoned lot ... without permits. The problem? Once I know she never filed the paperwork, I can't look away. I don't know how to turn off my rigid need to follow the rules, even if that means shutting down her business. She says I'm choking her like a weed. So how can I let things go to earn her trust? She supercharges my central nervous system when I'm usually allergic to surprise. I crave her fiery passion more than the comfort of standard operating procedures.

I'm living proof you can't fix a broken heart with a hammer. After losing my dad, I inherited his construction business alongside a heap of trouble. Enter Eden Storm: a bee-charming beauty who's got me questioning my mistakes and pleading for a second chance. I met her at rock bottom and I really can't afford to get stung with my business teetering on the edge right now. Eden's life is no garden, either, with a swarm of sisters and her own business on the rocks. She doesn't need to renovate me, too. Can I construct a happy ending for us, or will my past mistakes come back to sting us both? The Burgh and the Bees is book two of the Planted and Plowed series of romantic comedies starring the Storm sisters. Love blooms reluctantly and stems get spliced in these steamy books full of small-town swoon in a big-city setting

All I want for Christmas is my research back. A herd of rogue goats ate my hydroponic fir trees and now their owner is working off the debt in my lab like a chaotic star of wonder. Eliza Storm is everything I usually avoid-messy, unpredictable, and completely unimpressed by the precision of my greenhouse protocols. Worse, she thinks I'm a stuck up snob who's never gotten his hands dirty. Well, I think she's a reckless urban farmer with a demented donkey organizing her business. When a winter storm traps us together in her barn, something shifts and I start to think I could fall for the woman who ruined my life. But between my overbearing father using his influence to sway my investors and Eliza's scheming mother pushing her own holiday agenda, it feels like we're both stuck on the naughty list with no hope for holiday magic. We don't make sense together anyway. She lives in a nativity scene and my career is dangling by a piece of tinsel. Neither of us has time to cozy up by a yule log. I'll just have to settle for a blue Christmas ... unless one of her goats has the power to guide this sleigh through the fog of red tape. Yule Be Sorry is book three of the Planted and Plowed series of romantic comedies starring the Storm sisters. Love blooms reluctantly and stems get spliced in these steamy books full of small-town swoon in a big city setting.

They warned me a Storm was coming. They failed to mention she'd be gorgeous, relentlessly cheerful, and completely incapable of leaving me alone. And the worst part is that I don't mind. Eva Storm inherited the maple farm next door-the one that's been a vacant buffer between me and the rest of the world. From the minute she arrived, it's been loud and unruly over there when I'm used to solitude and silence. I wandered over to take a peek and broke my own ankle in the process, which means I can't drive or leave my house without a chaperone. Somehow Eva keeps showing up for the job. She shows up for a lot of things, actually. Her brand of chaos seems like the piece that was missing in our quiet community. But she's temporary, and I'm broken in more ways than one. She's going to sell the property and go back to the city where she came from. I can't afford to be crushed by the aftershocks. Except... I also can't imagine going back to life like it was before. Eva might be the winds of change I need. I just have no idea how to ask a Storm to stay... Sappy Go Lucky is book four in the Planted and Plowed series of romantic comedies featuring the Storm sisters. Love blooms reluctantly and stems get spliced in these steamy romantic comedies rooted in found family and fresh starts.