Books tagged “Romance”

13 books

Mischief in Moonstone Series, Book 7: All She Wore Was a Bow

Mischief in Moonstone Series

Champion bull rider Kincaid Hunter has one plan for tiny, snowbound Moonstone: rescue his best friend from a Christmastime wedding and be back under the Vegas lights by Sunday. The wedding planner has other plans. Gloria Gibson runs Moonstone's Christmas like a general, wears a blinking Rudolph in her hair, and is building a replica of the entire town in gingerbread. Before Kade can say a word, he is out of his boots, into green elf slippers, and stirring cocoa for a room full of first-graders. Eight seconds is his limit on a bull; Gloria plans in twelve-day campaigns. Somewhere between a stolen gingerbread mansion and a sleigh ride that briefly leaves the ground, the cowboy who hates Christmas starts forgetting why he came. And the secret he flew in with could stop the wedding for good.

Destiny's Promise

Four diverse, romantic stories in one volume! The Imminent Future: In the year 2193, Sylver Dreeming, a leading geo-thermal expert for CosmoTeck, endeavors to…

Heart's Harbor

By rights, anyone would agree Julia Davies is easy to envy. She's smart, pretty, and both kids and dogs love her.

Love Storm

Kris Kastell, a widow, wants to leave the manipulative world of racing driving far behind her.

Mischief in Moonstone Series, Book 2: Misbehavin' in Moonstone

Mischief in Moonstone Series

The men of Moonstone have gone fishing. All of them, every day, on a floating topless fishing show anchored just offshore, and the town's marriages and businesses are sinking with it. The women's solution is Kirsten Peplinski: twenty-five, newly and accidentally the interim mayor, owner of a failing restaurant, and the last person who wants a fight. Then she meets the boat's owner. Jonathon VanBrocklin is tall as the moon, maddeningly charming, and armed with a Tiffany ring and an outrageous offer: marry him and the boat disappears. Kirsten has secrets that make marriage impossible and a town full of women counting on her. Her counterattack involves every bikini in town. His involves twelve moonstone necklaces and a chef whose apricot-stuffed trout tastes like destiny. Moonstone is about to find out who blinks first.

Mischief in Moonstone Series, Book 3: Mrs. Claus and the Moonstone Murder

Mischief in Moonstone Series

Two days into her job as Moonstone's new deputy, Lily Schuster arrests a shirtless paleontologist for digging prehistoric beaver bones out of a lavender chicken pen. It is the most normal thing that will happen to her all week. Because eighty-four-year-old Henri LeBarron, the town's beloved Santa, has two women brawling over which of them gets to be Mrs. Claus, and his solution is a pie contest. Then the most feared food critic in the Twin Cities takes her third bite of banana cream pie at the judging table and never takes another. Now Lily has a murder case, a town full of suspects who are all hiding something, and a maddening professor who keeps turning up everywhere, including her bathtub. She came to Moonstone to stay out of the spotlight. Too late.

Nitesh

Elfin Crown Prince of Diraenia, Terran, must choose a mate and produce an heir before his 30th birthday or risk forfeiting the crown. His thoughts continually turn to an encounter with a young woman in his past. He'd fallen in love with the wife of another man, one who could never be his. If he sees her one last time, can he make himself let go?

The Faery Sickness

Vala Kalei was saved from death by the fae but condemned by her own neighbors. When she goes to the faery realm and retrieves the babies that have been dying…

The Green Heart of Love

Sheryl Bayliss, is head of public relations for Hittite Chemicals.When Hittite's lawyer, Jim Kirsten, suggests that it is her department's job to meet and…

Mischief in Moonstone Series, Book 6: The Moonstone Fire

Mischief in Moonstone Series

Someone burned a cabin on the edge of Moonstone with John "Bozeman" Hall's best friend and his wife asleep inside. Three days later, Bozeman is on his knees in the cold ashes, reading the fire the way only a Montana rancher and volunteer firefighter can, hunting whoever wanted a beloved schoolteacher dead. What he finds instead, camped in a cave in the snowbound woods, is a woman with a rifle, a coughing little boy, and a stolen red silkie chicken. She says her name is Dolly. She says she had nothing to do with the fire. The tread of her shoe says otherwise. A war took Bozeman's leg, his steady hands, and a boy he could not save. Finding an arsonist is the easy part. The hard part is what to do when every clue points at the first person in years he wants to believe.