Shelby Conroy has always had this thing for Mr. Clean and now she’s met his look-a-like. Sam Welby is an oncology pediatrician, former Navy SEAL, and all around yummy man. Except she’s supposed to be working for him, not drooling over him. Sam has managed to fight his attraction to Shelby so far, but he’s a little confused as to why her lab coat pockets wriggle.

What does a to-the-core, orphaned Marine have in common with an introverted electronics expert with too much family? A dog, of course. Lainy Morrison, self-proclaimed nerd, helps Captain Mitch Monahan by taking his dog while he’s deployed. Through e-mails, family DVDs, and pictures, the pair get to know one another. They soon fall in love, but can love sustain a relationship formed an ocean apart and overcome old fears? Set in contemporary Hershey and Kuwait the Nerd and the Marine encompasses humor, poignancy, and the relationship between two people oceans apart.

When KC Gilmore wanted something to heat up her cold, lonely nights, she should have been more specific. Sand, unbearable heat, and caring for the wounded in Kuwait wasn't what she had in mind. An ocean between her and Max Morrison, her business partner and best friend and the man caring for her son and dog has caused her to view Max in a different light. Now she has to struggle with growing feelings for the one man she can’t do without. Will telling him destroy their precious friendship?

Life is full of promise for Katy Greene. New town. New job. New BFF. Everything is great...except for the creepy feeling that someone is watching her. After they confirm Katy's stalker is real, she has some explaining to do to BFF Leo de Vosse. Not to mention some explaining to herself. When did her feelings for Leo turn into something more than friendship? The stakes are high as she fights for her life with the stalker, and for her heart with Leo.

Neonatal nurse practitioner Trixi Duvall has a great job, a great home, a great family, and great friends. All around her people seem to be falling in love, while this happy state keeps passing her by. Adding a great boyfriend to the list veers into the impossible... Neurosurgeon Mark de Vosse has moved back home but he’s still questioning the wisdom of this. There are far too many Morrisons in this town, and his relatives tend toward nosy. Since his housing situation keeps deteriorating, he needs a place to live, or he’ll end up with some of those nosy relatives. Then several questionable occurrences unsettle Trixi and her grandmother. Moving in with them should improve all of their situations. Does it matter that Mark is incredibly attracted to his new landlady?

Her dream of becoming a veterinarian is hindered by him and his four kids. Macy Beckman has a dream of becoming a veterinarian. As soon as some smart school finally accepts her, she’ll be on her way. Nothing will interfere with her goals. Except maybe Nick Morrison and his four kids. They’re now offering Macy another dream, one she thought had died. Soon this amazing Morrison family wiggle their way into her heart and she’s not sure she wants to leave. But the school that finally accepts her isn’t within commuting distance to Hershey. Now Macy has to make a heart-wrenching decision. Can she give up her dream job for her dream family?

She’s a nerd in nerd’s clothing, easily identifiable, so why is a prince attracted to her? Why would his hotness, Prince Aleksi, want her, Dr. Tia Morrison, major nerd? And why on earth did she give her cell phone number to a bona fide prince? She’s not princess material – ask any of her three obnoxious brothers. But it would take a stronger nerd than Tia to resist Aleksi’s pleas. His water wells are dying and his country is running out of water sources. He needs a microbiologist. He needs Tia. And Tia figures, what could go wrong? Watch out Rurikstan, there’s a Bad Nerd Rising.