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?

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?

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?

Get the Honeypot Darlings collection in one convenient bundle! This includes all three Honeypot Darlings books: The Bear's Virgin Darling The Bear's Virgin Mate The Bear's Virgin Bride The Bear's Virgin Darling 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? The Bear's Virgin Mate 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? The Bear's Virgin Bride 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?

Fate smiles upon the wicked. Prison. That's where my dad is, and the word tastes sour and wrong on my tongue. Prison. He doesn't deserve to be there. I know that. The set-up was done by someone wicked, someone who wants him out of the game. After all, there's a lot of truth to the saying, "Out of sight, out of mind." My aunt takes pity on me and takes me in, which means I get to spend all of my days at Fate High School. The school is its own sort of prison, but it doesn't matter. I'm just biding my time until I can actually prove that my dad is innocent: that he doesn't deserve what happened to him. In the meantime, I'm stuck navigating a new school, new groups, and new cliques. Oh, and the Legends. The three bad-boy bullies of the school have their own little group, one I want no part of. Too bad they can't seem to take their eyes off of me. This is a bully reverse harem high school story with steamy scenes, bad boys, and bullying. Expect swearing, expect bad choices, and expect our heroine to refuse to choose between her three bad boys.

Chris lost everything overseas: his hope, his dreams, and his best friend. When he returns to Colorado after a year-long deployment, the last thing he expects is to reconnect with his best friend's younger sister. Sarah is sweet, sassy, and so off-limits. But Sarah has a secret and Chris has a feeling she's going to need his help. Can he convince her to let him be the hero he was meant to be? This is a standalone romance. 15,000 words. No cliffhanger. HEA.

Julie doesn't need trouble. What she needs is a break. That's why she decides to spend spring vacation camping in the woods on her own: no phone, no television, no Internet. She doesn't need anything to distract her while she's busy moping about her failed relationships and lack of a social life. It's not long before Julie realizes she's not alone in the forest. She's heard rumors about the woods, sure, but dragons? Those are just fairytales. Or are they?