Lawson Hills series (Book 1)

  • Delaney

    Becoming the nanny for Cole–the older single dad, who's as grumpy as he is quiet–was a twist I never saw coming.

    After escaping a toxic relationship, quitting my mundane accounting job, and living in my car, the cautious Cole Campbell helps me get back on my feet.

    He gives me a job, a room in his countryside home, and a sense of security I’ve never once had in my chaotic life. 

    The only thing he’s reluctant to give me is his heart. 

    We have a three-month deal before I’m gone. 

    Is it long enough to break down his walls and convince him he deserves to be loved?

    Cole

    Delaney Emerson is pure sunshine.

    She’s ten years my junior. Wild, loud–drop dead gorgeous.

    She’s the last person I ever thought I’d hire to be my daughter’s nanny.

    Maybe it’s the tempting late-night swims, trips to the bar, or the faux cow milking contest she talks me into. But without even trying, Delaney shows me how to feel alive again for the first time in years. 

    Being around her is a risk I shouldn’t take.

    So why do I want nothing more than to win her heart?

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Lawson Hills series (Book 2)

  • Ella

    Ten years ago, Jude Beckett walked out of my life without a trace.

    The worst part is I fell in love with him after our memorable summer together.

    Being my best friend's brother, there's no escaping him when we come face-to-face for her wedding festivities a decade later.

    Jude is a charming, perfectionist doctor, while I'm an anxious brunette dealing with a mountain of grief. He's determined to make things right and show me he's ready this time.

    Do I risk my heart again for a second chance at love with him?

    Jude

    Ella Thatcher is off-limits.

    She's my little sister's best friend and the only person who has ever truly known me. Ten years ago, we shared the best summer of our lives, and then it all fell apart when I left for medical school.

    Now, seeing her again reignites my feelings, as if no time has passed.

    I need to prove to her that I'm dependable. But winning her trust isn't easy, especially when she's already holding me at arm's length, and will be the one leaving this time.

    Can I convince her to give us another chance, or have I lost her forever?

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  • Layla Reed hates Christmas - the memories, the festivities, the fake holiday cheer. Being back in her hometown of Havenbrook for the first time in years has her on edge. And now she has to see Ben Brooks, her childhood frenemy.
    She can already guarantee that this Christmas will be no different than the years past. But as the holiday season unfolds, she starts to wonder if there's more to Christmas and to Ben than she ever imagined.

    Ben remembers Layla just as she was the last time he saw her eleven years ago at their highschool graduation. The years haven't changed her a bit she's still straight to the point, no-nonsense, and hard to impress. But now, when they bicker, he feels a spark.

    When she says his name, there's a light in her eyes that wasn't there before.

    The only question is, can Layla and Ben stop arguing long enough to turn their newfound spark into something more?

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