A foster girl with a dangerous past is adopted. When she sees her foster brother, she immediately has a crush on him. Through the journey of their lost tale, she finds friends, but the worst that could possibly happen comes true. She goes through rough times. Will the love that they share be the same when she comes back? When she does, did she lose the most important thing to her?

I've been broken since Dad died. Crippled by pain and the secrets I keep. I'm supposed to be perfect-the good girl with the 5.0 GPA and a ticket to Harvard. The last thing I need is a sexy as hell, tattooed bad boy stalking me, flirting with me, and calling me Sis with a cheeky grin. Especially if that bad boy is my obsessed childhood bully. Cal Gatlin. I hate him. But now that we're forced together, both of our acts are breaking down. He's seeing the weak, imperfect side of me I've been terrified to show to anyone. And I'm discovering the pain beneath his cocky bad boy mask. Deep down, we're each just as broken as the other. Loving Cal Gatlin hurts. It's dangerous. It's reckless. But maybe we can save each other.

I met him before I knew. I loved him before I knew. I didn't know he was my stepbrother when I fell for Bladen. I fell for a mystery guy who I spent a long, amazing weekend with. Then he got up and left me, without even a goodbye. I was nothing more than a bit of fun. He broke my heart. I didn't see him again. Until my mom and her new husband, Jack, decide to take us all on a family vacation to the lake so I can meet my new stepbrothers for the first time. I don't see it coming. When he gets out of that car, my world stops. My passionate lover is...my stepbrother. He isn't the same man. He's a prick and he makes sure I know it. I'm not the same woman. I'm in love with him and I very much plan to make sure he knows it. He won't make my life easy. I won't give up.

Cassie is a highly intelligent young woman... Too much so for her own good! And she is as daunting as she is intriguing. Carl, the son of his father's second wife, would hardly say otherwise! Carl is the exact opposite of his steady father. He is a player and a slayer. Afraid of nothing and no one. Except for Cassie when she asks him to introduce her to the pleasures of the flesh. And when the situation gets out of control, it is too late to turn back, and the two lovers find themselves ensnared in forbidden passion. Forbidden by everyone: society, their parents, their friends. But how to resist the desire that consumes them? The original French version was elected Best Romance Novel by French readers.

Tim: The bachelor auction was the worst thing that ever happened to me. We had to get on stage shirtless, our chests coated in gooey, slick oil. Even worse, there were a bunch of middle-aged ladies with too much lipstick and too much money fluttering their lashes at me. No thanks, I’ll pass. My evening was ruined - that is, until a certain sassy curvy girl steps up to bid. Lina: Tim doesn’t remember who I am. A long time ago, our parents were married, and we lived down the hall from one another. My stepbrother was a gorgeous, hunky football player, while I was a dorky, nerdy girl with knobby knees and braces. Now I’m back, but I’ve changed. Gone are the buckteeth and cowlicks, and in their place are sassy curves that go on for days. But what happens when I get pregnant? Will my stepbrother claim his rightful place as my babydaddy, or will he leave me to raise our child on my own? Hey Readers – We’re back in the little town of Prescott to follow hunky paramedic Tim on his journey to fatherhood! He’s entranced by the curvy girl but what happens when he realizes that they’re actually related? This is a sequel to Pregnant By 2 Men, Daddy in Waiting, and Unexpected Daddy, but don’t worry, all of my books are standalones so they don’t need to be read in any particular order. However, you’ll enjoy the cameos from your favorite characters, including Jessa, Mindy, Jake and Pepper, among others! No cheating, no cliffhangers, and always an HEA for my readers. You’ll love it, I promise! Xoxo, Cassie