Misty Meadow Matchmakers
Maya Richards is living a lie. Although she owns a haunted inn, she doesn’t actually believe in ghosts. And while she hosts Singles Mingles week at the inn, she no longer believes in love. She most certainly doesn’t believe in the Major, the Union Civil War soldier who supposedly haunts the Misty Meadow Inn by appearing to soulmates. But when she finds herself in a supernatural lockdown with a handsomely irritating out-of-towner, Maya is forced to question everything she previously believed.
Davis Holloway is a man on a mission—lock up the promotion to VP by scouting locations for a new resort in Cloverfield, Virginia and then get out of the annoying small town as fast as possible. His mission takes an unexpected detour, however, when he finds himself booked for Singles Mingle week at the inn and becomes a target of a certain matchmaking ghost.
What are two people who definitely aren’t soulmates supposed to do to keep themselves from additional ghostly attention? Fake their relationship so the Major will leave them alone, of course.
But as fake dating turns into real feelings, will the truth about Davis’s job come out and destroy the budding relationship? Or will he and Maya be able to find their happily ever after?
Love Hurts
Dr. Paige Ellis has worked hard to make her dreams come true. but somewhere along the way, she lost something important-herself.
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Luckily, her dead grandmother is still looking out for her.
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When Paige returns home to fulfill her Nana's last request, she comes face-to-face with an annoying blast from her past. Not only does Nick Collins know just which buttons to push to make Paige crazy, but he also might be the one thing Paige has convinced herself she doesn't need.
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Can Nana and Nick persuade an overachieving workaholic that love might be the best medicine after all?
Between raising her rambunctious son, owning a business, and coming face-to-face with the ghosts of her childhood, Sara Collins has her hands full.
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Investing in yet another man who's bound to let her down is the last thing she needs.
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Travis Nichols is one of her brother's best friends and an all-around good guy. The only thing more painful than his injured ankle might be his difficulty talking to women. If only all of them were like Sara, he'd have it made.
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As Sara wrestles with her past, will Travis help her embrace her future?
Ellie Walsh is a yoga teacher with a wild past. But meditation hasn't curbed her appetite for a good argument, nor has it improved her choice in men.
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Clay Adams is the kind of one-night stands. His aversion to relationships is rivaled only by the pleasure he takes in rubbling Ellie's feathers.
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When Ellie steps in the help an injured Clay, sparks fly. Can these two hotheads figure out that love really does conquer all?
Talk to Me
Austin's car accident shattered his life and his leg. His main focus is on proving his independence. Figuring out how to shut up the new voices in his head be an added bonus. They like to converse at the most inopportune times.
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Laura's built a wall around her heart. Everyone she loves ends up leaving her. She's still reeling from the death of her brother and business partner. Seems like he might not be ready to completely give up the ghost yet, though.
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And then there's Aunt Marge, a world-class meddler with a penchant for oversharing. Can she manage to nudge Laura and Austin toward each other? Or will her recipe for love fall flat?
Shifting into Love
Lauren Moore is many things.​ Cool around hot guys is not one of them.
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Good thing the new mechanic at work is off-limits, or she might be in as much trouble as her family-owned bicycle shop.
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Jake Chambers has hit a bit of a rough patch.​ His broken leg is threatening not only his sanity, but possibly his Motorcross career as well.​ Lucky for him, the only thing he knows better than women is how to fix a bike.
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Will good girl Lauren manage to keep her wits about her as she fights her growing attraction to bad-boy Jake? Or will she find herself spinning her wheels when it comes to love?
Kylie Moore thrives on competition.
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The only thing she hates more than losing is Spencer Cahill. Not only does he have a knack for getting under her skin, but he's part of a past she'd rather forget.
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Rival bicycle shop owner Spencer Cahill loves a challenge.
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The only thing better than winning the bid for the City Bike Program? Co-winning it with Kylie. The only thing worse? Having to accept her help when an injury forces him to the sidelines.
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Will working together rekindle something from their past? Or will the sparks destroy any hope for their future?
