When my football coach father transferred me to Chicago North University, he asked for two things: 1. Pretend to be one big happy family to shine up his tarnished public image. 2. Don’t date his footballers. Easy enough. Football was his world. Theatre was mine. But when the star quarterback starts showing up everywhere I go, it gets harder and harder to resist his charms. Enter, Junior Morgan. Exit, my clothes. If my father finds out we broke his rules, he’ll make life difficult for both of us. Walking away isn’t as easy as it looks. Not with Junior’s kiss on my lips. His hand ...

I’m just the nanny. He’s my boss. This gorgeous grump that’s totally off limits. Jeremy North is a single dad and is driving me bonkers. The Grump has me questioning why I work for him. But I love his silly, adorable kids so I’m back as his nanny temporarily. Being extra cautious as a single mom, I keep my heart locked tight. Maybe it’s living under the same roof or working together That is making me second guess myself and second guessing him. He makes my mind spin and suddenly I’m craving him. I now find myself giggling like a schoolgirl with butterflies dancing in my stomach....

A new hockey team, a new location, a new family - what happens when a marriage of convenience becomes all too real? Barrett Coeur takes on a maid as a favor to a teammate, but he quickly finds himself in over his head. Having sworn-off marriage, focusing on hockey and gaming, he’s blindsided when he learns his new employee, Irene, is pregnant… and the stipulations laid before him by his agent. Irene is struggling to make ends meet, haunted by past mistakes and wary of trusting anyone with her deaf son—especially when it comes to the handsome man sporting a man-bun. When Barrett makes ...

I am dumbfounded that this is the same demanding grump I used to work for. Now he’s holding my child’s hand like a loving dad but it’s all pretend, right? I marched into Mathew Greyson's office demanding I get my last paycheck. Even if he let me go, I still deserve to be paid the hours I worked! Instead I get finagled into being his fake fiancé. Putting my pathetic high school drama skills to test, My children and I need to convince Matt’s parents that we are in love. And excited to become a complete family. Shopping sprees and makeovers done! We are ready for the best performance ...

See, I've been told I'm the "good time girl", not the one you take home to Mom. And while that label stung at first, I've since embraced it - living the wild and free life and sticking to a three-date max. That's just enough time to have some fun and snuff out the possibility of catching feelings. And it's been working for me for years...until Makoa Kumaka. Sadly, he also has a three-date rule - and it's the exact opposite of mine.