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A Dog And A Diamond Breaking an engagement with CEO Callum McKinnel is just another day at the office for Chelsea Porter. Her job as the ‘Breakup Girl’ is to end relationships on behalf of her clients. But the ‘It’s not you, it’s her’ speech is tough to deliver when Callum is just so darned gorgeous. And when he rescues her dog and invites her to join his family for Thanksgiving dinner in Jewell Rock, Chelsea has to remind herself she doesn’t do commitment... Pregnant By Mr Wrong Bailey Sawyer’s world is turned upside down after an impulsive night of passion with her former fiancé’s brother — Quinn McKinnel. They’re supposed to be just friends — not friends with benefits. And certainly not friends who have just conceived a baby together! What’s a girl to do? Write to the local advice columnist for help, of course. But Bailey doesn’t know that Quinn is the columnist! The Single Dad’s Family Recipe Take one single dad working night and day to open his hot new restaurant. Mix in his irresistible new hire — a woman with a secret looking for a fresh start. Simmer until a kiss leads to a clandestine affair that plunges Lachlan McKinnel and Eliza Coleman from the frying pan right into the fire!

Dear Aunt Bossy:

Previously published as It's Not You, It's Her How to break up with someone else's fiancé by Chelsea Porter, aka The Breakup Girl * Tell him it's not him, it's her. * Try to ignore how gorgeous Callum McKinnel is. You are breaking up with him, after all. * Fall just a little bit when he rescues your dog. * Try to resist when he asks you to join his family for Thanksgiving dinner in Jewell Rock. * Succumb anyway. * Succumb to a lot more than that. * Remind yourself that you are The Breakup Girl. You don't do commitment. Wonder what would happen if The Breakup Girl stopped following her own advice...

Kiss the Bride: Home to make peace with her sick mother, the last thing Mags wants is to get involved in Marietta's big celebrity wedding. But when her teenage daughter cajoles her into auditioning to sing with a local heartthrob, all her plans for flying under the radar zoom out of the window.

Keeping secrets comes naturally to him ... but will it ruin his chance at love? Liam Castle knows the secrets of everyone in Bunyip Bay. As the owner of the pub, he's heard it all - from marriage proposals and farming disasters to family rifts and everything in between. The locals love to confide in him, but no one knows he's hiding a tragic past. And he wants to keep it that way. Agricultural pilot Henrietta Forward lives for her job, choosing work over romance. But when an incident in the air brings Henri home to Bunyip Bay earlier than planned, she finds herself questioning everything she believes about herself. But Henri's secret isn't her only problem. Her mother will stop at nothing to have her settled down back in the Bay, and while Henri had always known domesticity wasn't the life for her, now she wonders what her future holds. So when Liam - always the first to lend a hand to those in need - agrees to play along with Henri's scheme to ward off her mother, she has mixed feelings. What happens when a pretend romance starts to feel like the real thing? Will Henri's demons and Liam's traumatic past prove too great a barrier to love?

Ruby wasn't looking for love, Drew wasn't looking to stay... until they found each other. Can their fling survive the darkness of Ruby's past and Drew's desire to move on? Ruby Jones was always an optimist, but the trauma of her past had made her wary. So when she flees to the small rural community of Bunyip Bay to start afresh, she has her sights firmly set on establishing her horse–riding business and rebuilding her life. The last thing Ruby wants is a romance. In fact, after all she has been through, she can't imagine she will ever believe in love again. Police officer Drew Noble has no intention of staying in Bunyip Bay – he is just an outsider seeking temporary refuge. But as the charm of the town sways him, Drew finds himself increasingly drawn to the community and its inhabitants, as well as another newcomer, the lovely Ruby Jones. When Drew investigates a suspicious fire at Ruby's parents' business, he finds himself feeling strangely protective of the girl with the flowers in her hair. As the details of Ruby's past emerge and she comes once more under threat, Drew realises he will do all in his power to save her. Soon these outsiders discover they have both lost their hearts – not only to the town but to each other.