small town romance

Lennox Malone may not believe in love, but she’s determined to do the best job she can as her friend Sara Beth’s maid of honor. Problem is, the man in charge of fixing up the chapel doesn’t match her determination. Fighting against preconceived notions, a past that catches up to her, and an attraction she wants nothing to do with, this wedding is turning into more than she can handle.

Long winters, hard work, and gorgeous scenery. Joy Bennett is prepared for anything and everything when she moves from her comfortable home in the city to the middle of nowhere Maine. Everything except Raymond Reddington. A real, honest-to-goodness mountain man. She wasn't prepared for his gruff voice or his short temper. Or for the way her heart beats faster and her core tightens with need whenever he's around. And she certainly wasn't prepared to enjoy going over his knee so he could redden her bottom the second she steps out of line.

Spring Has Sprung – by Regina Rudd Merrick Spring has sprung, the grass is riz … Laurel Pascal, Assistant City Manager of Spring, Kentucky, is tasked with organizing the town’s beloved Daffodil Festival, and she’s not happy. An allergy sufferer all her life, she dreads the season from the first Daffodil bloom in the yard to the last coat of pollen on her car. Newcomer Dr. Owen Roswell volunteers to help, and soon finds that not only does Laurel need his expertise as an allergist, but help in appreciating the season she’s obligated to celebrate.

Emerson and John meet on the boardwalk as the moonlight dances off the Chesapeake Bay. She thinks he’s gorgeous and comes down with a case of instalove. He thinks she’s a panhandler and gives her five dollars. The embarrassment is enough to send tattoo-sleeved and turpentine-stained antiques restorer Em running for a life makeover. The only problem is, she’s spent the last decade looking after everyone else in her little town and now she’s totally forgotten how to self-care. Adding to that garbage heap of a situation is tonight’s blind date.