Jenna Langan knows what she wants, and as she tells her best friends after their weekly knitting group, she doesn't need a man to give it to her...only a few of his best swimmers. And just because her marriage to undercover vice cop Gage Marshall ended badly doesn't mean he can't still give her the baby she's always wanted. In fact, she's willing to bet a couple of her favorite hand-knit boas that she can tie him up in knots he'll definitely enjoy... An unexpected seduction is one thing, but stud service? No, thank you. Gage had his reasons for pulling the plug on his happily ever after with Jenna, and nothing that's happened since their divorce has changed his mind. That is, until Jenna got it into her head to tie him up and drag him down. Now he has no choice but to stick around until he knows for sure if his ex-wife is pregnant. But the more time he spends with Jenna, the more his resolve begins to unravel...

When perfectionist Lydia Winnick’s world collides with her infuriatingly attractive and cocky boss, Callum Scott, during a fateful flight to Costa Rica, sparks fly in more way than one. On her way to celebrate her sister’s destination wedding at a resort, Liddy makes a terrible mistake.Then her life takes an unexpected turn when Callum shockingly covers for her, forcing them to pretend they’re dating. With an heirloom wedding dress lost in transit and a web of lies spinning out of control, they embark on a week-long misadventure that blurs the lines of fiction and reality. As tensions rise and attraction simmers to a boil, Liddy discovers a side of Callum that challenges her perceptions. Yet the more their connection deepens, the tighter the knot of deception becomes. Can their growing bond withstand the heat, or will the tangled web they’ve woven unravel in a blaze that could wreck her sister’s happy day? He Loves Me Knot is a scorching tale of enemies turned lovers, fake dates with real consequences, and a passion that burns hotter than the tropical sun. Indulge in the spicy, open-door romance of Lydia and Callum as they navigate the thin line between love and lies. Content includes: strong language, open door spice, infidelity trauma

After a 20-year marriage to her high school sweetheart, Susu finds herself single again, and at the age of 50 bravely decides to enter the unknown world of online dating. The hilarious stories and heartfelt insights she unveils—after dating well over 200 men in five years—will both inspire and entertain men and women alike. Susu shoots straight from the hip, offering dating advice as told through the vulnerability of her own life story. She reveals how the traditional mindset about women over 50 being “invisible” has tumbled, and how this particular age group can approach the world of dating in a sexy, intelligent, and vivacious manner. After going on literally hundreds of dates she divulges juicy revelations regarding what men really think about women, what kind of men to shoot for, as well as which ones to avoid. More importantly she explains how internet dating has changed the way we look for love—whether we like it or not! Let her humor and hands-on advice motivate you to get on board and shake up the way you currently think about dating over 50. Be prepared to laugh, cry, and take off on your own dating adventure, as you turn the pages of this honest, humorous, and telling memoir.

This book contains graphic language and content that may be offensive to some readers, this book tells the story of a little girl who despite her upbringing, found love and forgiveness for her abuser. While life challenges us all, this little girl was able to rise and face her fears of distrust, abuse, neglect and isolation.

An essential guide for keeping relationships safe. In 2008, the horrific murder of Sophie Elliott by her former boyfriend and university lecturer, Clayton Weatherston, shocked New Zealand. During the police investigation it became clear Sophie’s murderer was a typical abuser who had a track record of treating partners badly. Sophie’s mother, Lesley Elliott, driven to research domestic and partner abuse, was astonished to find the very characteristics evident in abusive relationships were right there in Sophie’s. Lesley quickly realised that if she and Sophie, ‘through ignorance and naivety’ missed the signs, then so could many others. It became obvious that education was the key; Lesley set up the Sophie Elliott Foundation to raise awareness among all young women, their friends and families to the signs of partner abuse. The Loves Me Not programme was developed by the Sophie Elliott Foundation along with the New Zealand Police and members of the Ministry of Social Development. Its primary aim is to help young people help themselves to keep safe. Loves Me Not includes advice and suggestions on how to identify problems, how to deal with them and where to seek help. Also included is ‘One for the Boys’, a chapter written by well-known clinical psychologist and commentator, Nigel Latta, as well as a chapter written by school guidance counsellor, Gayna McConnell.

While trying to win the attention of a high school basketball star who already has a girlfriend, Maggie, a Cuban American, learns painful lessons about romantic young love.

Jaimeson and Josette have been best friends for the better part of most of their lives. But life changes and people change and these two grow up to live their lives. Jaimeson, like most men becomes the party boy player, while Josette is on a more straight laced road. But after sixteen years these two cross paths and become inseparable again. But while life is consistently throwing them curve balls they’re facing it together. That is until the big curve hits, someone is catching feelings. Now they must determine if their friendship is worth the risk, or are they both too toxic.