With a little luck, this fake engagement just might become the real deal… Bridget McKinnon would do anything for her feisty ailing grandma Maura. She’ll even stay close to home and serve up green beer in the Purple Shamrock instead of pursuing her own culinary dreams. But money’s tight. So when a stranger with a sexy brogue asks about the apartment she’s renting out, Bridget hopes she’s landed a little piece of Irish luck…only to find she’s knee-deep in a crazy plan that’s turning her life upside down. College professor Finn O’Hearn needs this job in Rendezvous Falls—his visa may depend on it. If he can convince his beautiful but tightly wound landlord to be his pretend fiancée, his boss will be happy—as will Bridget’s matchmaking grandma and her meddling book club. Finn and Bridget fool (almost) everyone with their sizzling glances and toe-curling kisses…even as they tell themselves it’s only make-believe. Playing a part has never been so easy. But when love is real, it’s time to find the courage to start playing by heart… Don’t miss When Sparks Fly, the next funny, heart-tugging romance in Jo McNally's Rendezvous Falls series centered around a matchmaking book club in Rendezvous Falls, New York. The Rendezvous Falls series Book 1: Slow Dancing at Sunrise Book 2: Stealing Kisses in the Snow Book 3: Barefoot on a Starlit Night Book 4: Love Blooms Book 5: When Sparks Fly

Charged by the Royal Society and the British Association for the Advancement of Science to access, observe and collect the fauna of Hawaiʻi, R.C.L. Perkins collected almost all classes and phyla of terrestrial zoology specimens, including one of the best collections of insects and birds from Hawaiʻi ever assembled by one person. His fieldwork and collections are the basis for the masterful Fauna Hawaiiensis volumes. While Perkins' original field notes were lost, in this work Neal Evenhuis has compiled and annotated the surviving notes and correspondence of Perkins and included accounts and anecdotes by friends and colleagues to shed light on the natural history of Hawaiʻi, the collection process in remote areas, and the remarkable naturalist.

"Readers will be charmed...Full of genuine emotion." —Publishers Weekly on Stealing Kisses in the Snow "Entertaining and charming story that will appeal to readers of small-town romance." --Harlequin Junkie on Slow Dancing at Sunrise What if the one who’s off-limits…is really the one? Between her business, her recent divorce and her teenage daughter who needs her right now, Zoey Hartford has her hands full. Thank goodness she has her best friend, Mike McKinnon, to keep her laughing. Zoey and Mike have gone through everything together—from chemistry class to heartbreak. They would never risk their friendship…until one unexpected but sizzling night changes everything. Mike is torn. Funny, down-to-earth Zoey in her flannel shirts and messy ponytail always seems so in control…until she melts into his arms. But he won’t come between Zoey and her daughter. They'll just keep it casual. No drama. No feelings. No messiness. What could go wrong? But the meddling, matchmaking book club won’t be denied. They may not have set them up, but they recognize a perfect match when they see one. And they’re determined to help Zoey see what’s been right in front of her for so long… In Lost in Love, single mom Andrea will do anything to make the fall festival a success…even ask the town bad boy for his help. Rendezvous Falls Book 1: Slow Dancing at Sunrise Book 2: Stealing Kisses in the Snow Book 3: Barefoot on a Starlit Night Book 4: Love Blooms

Fifteen-year-old Margharita is toiling in her family's meager field when a handsome gentleman rides in with a proposal of marriage. After only a few words with her father,Master Domenico Vasari tears Margharita away from the family she cherishes and the farm boy she loves-and hauls her off to a foreign, violent life, full of strangers and strange customs.

He’s back to prove their love is worth another chance, but old secrets may jeopardize his plans for a new beginning. The last person Evie Rosario ever expected to see back in Rendezvous Falls was Mark Hudson. High school sweethearts despite their vastly different upbringings, she thought they were meant to be—until he left suddenly with no explanation. Now focused on her family’s business, Evie’s invested in her future, not her past, no matter how good Mark still looks. She hates that the spark is still there, but is he really here to stay? After a decade away, Mark’s heart still races each time he sees Evie. He left town years ago thinking he was protecting her from his family’s scheming, but all he did was hurt her and forgo his dreams of being an artist, forced to follow a path that’s never been his. Mark has never stopped loving Evie, and he’s returned to right the wrongs that pulled them apart. But, with her guard up, will he be able to convince her they deserve a second chance at first love?

Friends to enemies…to instant family? In Rendezvous Falls, anything is possible! Single mom Andrea Wentworth needs the town's fall festival to be a success—it's the key to her finally landing an impressive new job. Andrea knows her perfectly manicured corn maze on a charming local farm will be sure to wow everyone, but she didn't count on her enemy from high school, Zayne Rutledge, getting in her way. Former best friends, Andrea and Zayne had a falling out in senior year, and it seems Zayne's held a grudge ever since. Zayne's always been known as Rendezvous Falls' resident recluse and bad boy. The old farm was the perfect place to peacefully continue his woodworking business, but when Andrea shows up demanding he maintain the now-overgrown maze, seeing her again hits a nerve. Andrea was the one who changed in senior year, not Zayne. Still, she's just as feisty and beautiful as he remembers…and it's infuriating. With the festival quickly approaching, Andrea must find a way to make amends with Zayne. Twenty years have passed since the two spoke, but they can't ignore surprising old feelings returning between them. Could the unlikely partners realize what they've been missing all these years is each other?