Abbie I’ve lived in Foxtail Ridge my entire life and I love everything about it. Okay, almost everything. The one thing I don’t love? The dating scene—it’s almost non-existent. But I’m not worried, because I’m not looking for love. Between helping my sister Kelsie with her bed & breakfast and playing Cupid, I’ve got my hands full. But little do I know, fate has a little something in store for me. And it comes when I least expect it.

To love someone, you must first see them. The Thorpe triplets are so entangled with each other, they don’t know where one ends and the other two begin. But they like it that way, and why shouldn’t they? Their parents have never seen them as anything but the ideal sons they are not, so they have made a safe haven together. But do they really see each other at all, or just the roles they play to keep themselves from drowning under the weight of parental expectations? Jude is the daredevil, Jayden is the angry one, and Nate is the artist, which of course also means always on the edge of a depression only his brothers and his music keep at bay. And then one of them crosses a line too far and a kiss becomes a betrayal that threatens to tear them apart. As children, there was nothing that could come between them, but now that they walk their own paths, can they find their way back to each other? “Entwined: a love story” is a novel exploration of siblings, boundaries, and self-love. For warnings, please visit: www.njlysk.com/entwined

Cupid's arrow goes dangerously awry in this trio of stories that follow three women as their Valentine's Day festivities are marred by murder and illegal activities, leading them into the arms of the law. Original.

Stupid Cupid strikes an arrow through reader’s hearts with this opposites attract standalone Valentine’s Day novella sure to take your breath away. Jaded-by-love Amara Hart owns a retro-style gaming arcade in the local shopping mall that is bustling full of people who’d rather play Pac-Man than have a candlelit dinner with the charming Casanova store owner next door. Despite her cynicism toward anything roses, Amara finds herself agreeing to help Valentino Rossi when his store is robbed a few days shy of Valentine’s Day—his biggest annual moneymaker. Valentino believes in endless love and has made it his mission in life to help others express that love through romance and custom-made jewelry. Silly little love songs are what make him get out of bed in the morning, and meeting the anti-Valentine Amara has thrown him for a loop. Determined to prove love me tender is more than a retro ballad, Valentino sets out to give Amara a Valentine’s Day she’ll never forget. As Amara feels her rough edges begin to soften, she begins to wonder what would happen if she asked the man next door to…be mine, Valentino.

Dive in for the first time or delve deeper into the bestselling Hot Scots series with three steamy novellas in one collection. The Notorious Dr. MacT Their forbidden attraction is undeniable, but giving in could make them both notorious. Scottish Professor Iain and American student Rae must remain only friends—until she passes her final exams and is technically no longer a student. But one night changes everything and ruins them both. Then Iain vanishes. Will he ever know the secret she keeps? The British Bastard When a sweet Scot meets a hot Brit with a mysterious past, can she resist the irresistible? Professor Alex never lets anyone into his life or his heart—until grad student Catriona arrives on campus. She wants to know him, but he needs to hide his true self. When their relationship blows apart, they believe they will never see each other again. But fate has its own plans. How to Lose a Lass When a former Marine and a Scottish lass meet, it's lust at first sight. But Gavin never counted on Jamie's family butting into their budding romance. His old wounds, her burly brothers, and the stress of their intercontinental romance keep getting in the way. Can love win out, or will their romance blow apart? The Hot Scots Prequel Novellas gathers these three stories in one book. Don't miss the books that complete these romances—Gift-Wrapped in a Kilt (Book Four), Notorious in a Kilt (Book Five), and Irresistible in a Kilt (Book Eight).

Six beloved authors deliver romantic Valentine novellas set in Jane Austen's Regency world. Robin Helm, Laura Hile, Wendi Sotis, and Barbara Cornthwaite, together with Susan Kaye and Mandy Cook, share variations of Pride and Prejudice, Persuasion, and Sense and Sensibility, featuring your favorite characters in sequels, adaptations, and spinoffs of Austen's adored novels. Experience uplifting romance, laugh-out-loud humor, and poignant regret as these authors deftly tug on your heartstrings this Valentine's Day.

From New York Times bestselling author Sandhya Menon comes a delightful enovella sequel to When Dimple Met Rishi and There’s Something about Sweetie, about a Valentine’s Day group date gone hilariously, disastrously awry. Ashish Patel has never considered himself a hopeless romantic. But now that he’s found his other half, Sweetie Nair, there’s nothing he wants more than to celebrate love in all its forms. So when Valentine’s Day rolls around and he hears about a romance-themed escape room, he knows it’s the perfect opportunity to bring together Sweetie along with his newly engaged brother and sister-in-law-to-be, Rishi Patel and Dimple Shah. On their way to the escape room, the group runs into Pinky Kumar and Samir Jha—both friends to Ashish but nemeses to each other. Despite Pinky’s kneejerk reaction to the cheesy theme (which gets her a high-five from Dimple), the two of them agree to join the group. The escape room is as insufferably saccharine as Pinky feared, but even she is surprised when she and Samir actually…work well together. Samir embodies everything Pinky despises—following rules, having no fun, consuming single-use plastics. Getting along with someone like him—a shiny Volvo when she’s so used to junkers—sends Pinky into a tailspin. Sparks are definitely flying, but it’s unclear if that’s a good thing. Could this be love at first fight?