He needs forgiveness. He isn’t expecting to find love… After a near-fatal accident ends Eli’s career in the Army, he returns home, uncertain of what kind of welcome he’ll receive from his family. He did a lot of stupid things as a teenager, hurting them deeply. Especially his brother Noah, whose forgiveness he isn’t sure he deserves. He just knows he has to try. He’s turned upside down again when he meets Haley, his physical therapist. With a heart-stopping smile that punches him in the gut, and enough sass and backbone to enchant him, she represents another example of a second chance he’d never thought to have—a second chance at love. Haley isn’t prepared for the longing Eli stirs up inside her. Her life is nowhere near uncomplicated at the moment. With the weight of her grandfather’s care resting on her shoulders, she barely has time to breathe, much less fall in love. Still, she finds herself drawn to Eli, and once he’s no longer her patient, she can’t resist his charm. But the bitter past isn’t ready to be forgotten yet. And this time, if the past wins, Eli will lose everything he’s rebuilt with the people he loves.

Is it too late for a second chance? Jason is focused on two things - his son and his job as detective. When a woman from his past sets up shop in town, his family sees hearts and Cupids. Not Jason - he’s only interested in finding out what scheme has brought Desi back and how to make her go away. Besides, he doesn’t have time to worry about romance - a series of local break-ins has his instincts on high alert. Between chasing leads and dealing with Desi, he’s ready to howl with frustration. He isn’t the only one about to lose his temper. Desi’s life was destroyed when she was sixteen, forcing her to run away and leave behind everyone she loved - including the charming boy who held her heart. Now that she’s a successful adult, she’s come home hoping to make amends and rebuild some of what she lost. But Jason has become embittered and emotionally unavailable, and “forgiveness” isn’t in his vocabulary. If she didn’t adore his family, she’d tell the surly detective where he could put his attitude. Before they can broker a peace deal, Jason’s involved in a dangerous arrest that threatens to put an end to him permanently. Will he and Desi ever get a chance to find the redemption they seek, or will the opportunity for forgiveness be lost forever? Redemption is the eighth book in the Olman County series.

The rules are simple: unattached companionship, toe-curling sex and a clean break whenever it ends. Darby's groundbreaking medical research will launch her into career stardom. Michael's status as an architectural wunderkind will send him to a far-flung locale. Either one can say the single word that will break it off: Snapdragon.But soul-deep sex is just the beginning. Michael becomes a fierce ally against her misogynist boss, a light to chase away the shadow of her notorious father, and the antidote to her crushing loneliness. And Darby must fight hard not to fall in love. After all, choosing love over ambition is the one thing she said she'd never do. And their wayward feelings may not change Michael's endgame. So she'll walk the tightrope of their relationship, even though she fears the fall may kill her. For people like them, love doesn't always conquer all.GET READY TO FALL IN LOVE WITH SNAPDRAGONDeeply meaningful, desperately sexual, and inevitably bittersweet, Snapdragon deals with the quandary of choosing love over career, the weight of adulthood and the complexity of modern work-life. It rewrites the book on what a 21st century relationship should look like and keeps the reader wondering how it will end.

Her name belongs to a dead woman. She’s hiding from a man who’d like to see her dead. And her neighbor wants to steal her heart… Weary and scared, Abigail Muncy arrives on the stagecoach in London, Kentucky. For years now, she’s looked over her shoulder, always expecting trouble to come riding over the horizon. When it does, she’s forced to flee her home once again. Tired of running, she’s hoping to make it far enough away from the past this time to be safe from discovery once and for all. Phillip Wells is a man looking to settle down, ready to consider marrying again following the loss of his beloved wife. When he meets his charming new neighbor, his heart sits up and takes notice. But it soon becomes apparent that Abby is carrying a weight on her heart, one that might be too heavy to allow for that second chance Phillip is longing to have. He can only hope that he’s strong enough to help Abby fight her ghosts so that they can go forward with living together.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1874.

To serve and protect… to have and to hold? Rachel has been burned before. She's not looking for love - especially not with a younger man who happens to be a cop. But when Lee moves in across the street, her resolve is tested. He's charming, thoughtful, and so damn sexy he’s impossible to resist. Despite their twelve-year age gap and Rachel's reservations, Lee is determined to win her heart. As they get to know each other, Rachel starts to let her guard down. Lee is patient, understanding, and everything she never believed she would find. But their love is far from easy. Lee has secrets - paranormal abilities that he struggles to control - and his family is more than a little pushy when it comes to his love life. Rachel isn’t without her own secrets, either. And as they fall deeper in love, they realize the biggest obstacle they face are their own pasts. Can they accept each other as they are and find happiness together? Or will their love become a casualty of their fears? Fern Valley is the eighth book in the Firefly Hollow series.