Micah doesn't fit in. He's always been the odd one out when it comes to his brothers. Instead of spending time in the fields with Wyatt and Carter, Micah prefers to work on his computer. Programming and coding makes sense to him. Fixing fences doesn't. When their family opens the ranch to visitors, not much changes for Micah. He's still in charge of the ranch's Internet presence and online marketing. He still spends most of his time in front of a computer. Then one night, a young woman in trouble shows up on his cabin porch, and Micah just can't turn her away. Evelyn is soft, sweet, and completely human. Can Micah save her from her past? Can she save him from his?

Bob, who loves outdoor adventure, marries Sue, who prefers the city. He needs solitude. She enjoys a crowded room. Opposites attract, but can they blend? When Bob suggests a backpack/canoe trip in British Columbia, Sue accepts even though he has warned her that this demanding seventy-mile adventure involves hiking trails, paddling mountain lakes, and running whitewater rivers. Bob has made the trip several times before, but even he cannot anticipate all they will encounter: storms, bears, stealth-attack loons, insomniac porcupines, naked Germans, and bloodshed. How will the city girl fare? Into the Wild with a Virgin Bride is a warm, humorous adventure story with an undercurrent of self-realization as this couple uses a wilderness experience to bridge the gap between their worlds.

Carter Blair has seen his share of bad days, but nothing compares to the day he's notified that his ex-girlfriend has died and left him a son: his son. When Cherise left for graduate school after college, she promised to keep in touch with Carter, but she didn't. He thought she'd gotten bored and moved on. He couldn't have been more wrong. Now he's got a 5-year-old son he knows nothing about, a ranch he's trying to promote, and his parents about to return from their retirement vacation. He doesn't know what he'd do without his best friend, Savannah, to keep him grounded. But Savannah is hiding something and Carter doesn't know what it is. Will he be able to pry the truth from her before it's too late?

Hope moves to Honeypot to escape a bad breakup. She gets a job as a ranch hand doing menial labor. It's hard work, but she doesn't mind. It gives her something to focus on besides her pain. It takes her mind off her loser ex and focuses it on something useful, like gardening and feeding chickens. But there's something strange about the Blair brothers. They're always whispering among themselves, sneaking off at night, and talking about things that don't make sense to her. Before Hope can figure out what they're hiding, she finds herself falling for the oldest brother, Wyatt. He's tall, dark, handsome, and incredibly charming, but there's something more to the quirky cowboy. Can Hope handle his secret? Can he handle hers?

Being a thief is in my blood. It's not like I steal from people who don't deserve it, anyway. I take things from bad guys, from monsters. I thieve from people who don't lead the pristine lives they pretend to. Everything is going fine until I'm hired to steal the Gem of Malice. I didn't realize it would be so hard to steal. I didn't realize it would be guarded by three shapeshifting wolves. I didn't realize they would want me as their own. I didn't realize.

Dragons. Shapeshifters. Magic. Experience Dragon Enchanted in this complete bundle! This features all three Dragon Enchanted paranormal romances by Sophie Stern. Book 1: One mage. One dragon shifter. One fate. Tabitha was destined to be great, but fate had other plans. When her family is slaughtered by an evil witch who will stop at nothing to rule the world, Tabitha embarks on a journey to find the mage. Tabitha has just one goal: to kill the woman who stole her destiny. Ursula may have taken her parents, and she may have taken her dreams, but Tabitha is going to take her life. In another sordid twist of fate, Tabitha finally manages to find the island where the witch is hiding, but now she has to travel through forgotten jungles, fight hidden beasts, and convince the devilishly handsome man guiding her that she's not as terrible as she looks. Felix is perhaps the most feral man Tabitha has ever met in her life, but he's hiding something behind those fiery eyes, and she intends to find out what. Right after she kills the witch. Book 2: One mage. One dragon shifter. One ruthless journey. Time is running out for Felix. The witch is dead, but he's still trapped on the island she dropped him off on 30-odd years ago. Every time he tries to leave, he feels himself growing weaker. Even being with Tabitha isn't enough to refuel his energy, and Felix fears that by the time they find his true essence, it may be too late. Will Tabitha be able to find the source of Felix's energy before it's too late? Or will he be doomed to be a captive forever? Book 3: The curse is broken, but they aren’t out of the woods. When Tabitha and Felix arrive on Sapphire Island, they think they’re going to be safe. The curse has been broken and the spell has been defeated. It’s time for them to move forward with their lives, only things aren’t as simple as they should be. Will Tabitha ever feel like a member of Felix’s family? Will Raya and Maurice be able to accept her? And when someone from Tabitha’s past follows her to the island, will the family of dragons be able to join together long enough to defeat the villain?

We were mates, but then he left. Now I know that I'm better off without him. Or am I? It's been six years, eleven months, and four days since Dante left Boulder. I know this not because I've been hoping he'll return, but because I've been counting how many days I've been fine without him. I am, too. I have my clan. I have my company. And I have my son. Our son. Dante never needs to know about Wilder. If he finds out that he's got a son, I just know he's going to come back to town, but I've moved on. We've all moved on. But all of that is about to change... Dante comes barreling back to Boulder acting like everything is the same, but I'm different now. I don't need a husband. I don't need a mate. I don't need anything he could possibly have to offer, but my bear is begging to disagree. And I don't know if my heart can handle it.