In this comprehensive follow-up to his bestselling Mr. Right is Out There, Kenneth George offers, in the same warm and wise manner, guidelines for gay men on forming successful male couples. Known for his commonsense and honest approach to relationships, Dr. George explores the issues facing gay couples and offers advice on working through them rather than letting them become insurmountable. Included in the book are tips on: negotioating changes rather tham living with annoying differences; defining your relationship with a 'job description'; and having great sex!

Surfer Zane Hollander has always been lucky with the ladies. But if he’s to land a new sponsor, Zane needs to clean up his act, and fast. He might not have anything in common with brainy event planner Sophie Birch, but she’s sweet and respectable—exactly what he needs. Sophie’s never set foot on a beach, let alone left her hometown...until now. What does a sex-on-a-surfboard celebrity like Zane see in a klutzy bookworm like her? Oh, right. Nothing. Their relationship is purely fictional. And Zane is supposed to be on his best behavior. Sigh. But the more Sophie blossoms under the beachy sun, the more Zane fears he'll just break her heart. And this time, he’s found a heart he isn’t willing to break... Each book in the Kissed in the Sand series is a standalone, full-length story that can be enjoyed out of order. Series Order: Book #1 Keeping Mr. Right Now Book #2 Blame it on the Kiss Book #3 The Best Friend Bargain Previously released on Entangled’s Bliss imprint - August 18, 2014.

If you're tired of being alone or going from one Mr. Wrong to another, Soulmates - Finding And Keeping Mr. Right can change all that! Through easy yet effective exercises, affirmations, and total life transformation tips, Kelly Wallace shows you how to dump negative relationship patterns and take control of your destiny. True love can be yours. Become a magnet for your soul mate! What we'll cover: - Soulmate Basics Elusive Love How To Use This Book Learning To Listen The Truth About Soulmates Learning From Romance Novels Relationship Myths Bye-bye Baggage Sleeping Beauty Syndrome - Getting Reading For Your Soulmate Attracting Love Reinventing Yourself Overcoming Shyness Kick-Ass Confidence - Finding Your Soulmate Can You Really Attract Love? Dating Sites - Love Story Or Horror Story Too Good To Be True? Spotting Dating Site Liars Dating After Divorce Finding Love In Midlife With Kids Ending First Date Nerves Creating Chemistry Is He Really Into You? Handling New Relationships Dating A Man With Kids Dangers Of Long-Distance Love Building Trust In A Long-Distance Relationship Is He Your Soulmate? - Keeping Your Soulmate Keeping Passion Alive Arguing Can Be Good Jealousy And Insecurity Are You Sabotaging Your Relationships? - When To Hold On And When To Let Go Should You Stay Or Should You Go? Red Flags That Point To Trouble Does He Need His Space? Staying For The Paycheck Recognizing A Toxic Relationship Fixing What's Broken Taking A Break Signs Your Relationship Is Over Do You Really Want Your Ex Back? Surviving A Breakup What Now? My Goal Book A Reading

In a world of Mr. Right Nows, a guide to Mr. Right . . . Chock full of solid advice, this guide for women offers exercises to help the reader learn more about herself. She then uses that information to recognize mates with compatible qualities. In it are the five myths about Mr. Right, the seven deadly sins that women make while dating, how to spot Mr. Wrong, where to meet Mr. Right, dating DOs and DON'Ts, and much more. • From the editors of John Gray's MarsVenus.com and relationship editors of SingleMindedWomen.com

Best Advice on Finding Mr. Right delivers savvy secrets for finding (and keeping!) the man a woman deserves - straight from other women who've successfully navigated the dating scene. From how to flirt to how to get him to commit, this book provides common-sense advice served up with spunk for the woman looking to find love - and make her relationship work. "Flirting is essential. I think the woman should signal men to let them know they will be receptive so that he can feel comfortable approaching. Anyone can learn how to flirt. I did, and I am somewhat introverted." "If you're hanging out with a cluster of girlfriends, get away from them. Men fear the mob of women. Break away from your crowd for a moment to give him the opportunity to approach when you're alone. And if that doesn't work, spill your drink on him."

From the author of the “delightful and entertaining” (Library Journal) Seeking Mr. Wrong comes a charming romance following a woman who leaves home to forget the man who broke her heart and discovers the love that was waiting for her. Mindy Ling is a broken woman. After finding out that her best friend Chase—who she’s been in love with for years—is getting married, she escapes her troubles to spend some quality time with her grandmother in a small seaside town in Connecticut. She hopes to distract herself by staying in one of the guest cottages at her grandmother’s quaint bed and breakfast and helping the innkeeper with the day-to-day activities. But after she learns that the innkeeper is literally running a house of ill repute, Mindy becomes determined to put an end to it. And a handsome local named Brett seems to be just the person she needs to help her. Beneath his unassuming exterior, Brett Hannigan keeps many secrets. Locally he is referred to as the People Walker, but little else is known about the handsome stranger who captivates Mindy’s interest and provides a welcome distraction from Chase. Mindy discovers that Brett is kind but broken: a man who has higher walls than she can scale. But something tells her that if only she can reach him, she might find everything she’s been looking for. In this charming romance perfect for fans of Kristan Higgins and Lauren Layne, Natalie Charles shows us that sometimes it takes a broken heart to find just the right person to fix it.

A delightful and humorous guide draws from several principles, including The Rosalind Russell Principle, The Stella Dallas Principle, and The Danielle Steel Principle, to assist men in finding the right man to suit their relationship needs. Reprint.