Coffee Shop

The First book in the Coffee Shop Series! Bethany: This coffee shop is going to kill me. Sure, it's my dad's dream. If he hadn't died eight months ago, I wouldn't be here, a college drop out, trying not to drown in debt. Nor would I be staring into the muddy eyes of a viking-sized man that's telling me everything I'm doing wrong-as if he knows so much about business in a small mountain town. Except he does. And when the biggest, most unexpected surprise of all falls in my lap, I'll have no choice but to ask for his help. Time for some power lipstick. Maverick: This girl is drowning. She might have eyes like glacier pools and hair so black it's glossy, but that doesn't mean she knows how to run a coffee shop. She's drowning in more than debt, interest, and credit card payments. She'll never make it. But I kind of want her to. Because underneath that bright lipstick and those sun dresses is a woman that I have an uncomfortable feeling is about to rock. my. world. This is a clean, contemporary romance with sizzle and spice-but no sex scenes. Guaranteed bantering and happily ever after.

When love and logic collide. The Second Book in the Coffee Shop Series. Lizbeth: There's one thing I'm absolutely convinced of: romance is real, and true love is a force for good in the world. I have 957 paperback romance novels in my attic bedroom that prove it. When my world crashes down around me and JJ Bailey shows up, he lays down the ultimate challenge: prove romance is real. The fact that JJ thinks romance is a farce only makes me more determined to prove him wrong. Romance is real and love saves the day. Hold my spreadsheets. JJ: Life has gotten kind of stagnant. Then Lizbeth literally crashes into my world with her ideas of storybook romance and love. Her silky red hair drives me to distraction. What the hell is a meet-cute anyway? Romance does not save the world. I've been there. Failed at that. My parents divorce has convinced me that not even love can survive real life. Perpetual bachelorhood looks pretty safe to me. Except Lizbeth is determined to help me see the light of love. I'm not about to let her win our little challenge, because I know the truth. Forget her books. I'll show her that romance is a construct, and love hurts. LOVESICK is the second novel in the Coffee Shop series. This is a clean, standalone (second in series) contemporary romance with sizzle and spice-but no sex scenes. Guaranteed bantering and happily ever after.

Serafina: The small mountain town of Pineville had my heart from the moment I stepped in it. Maybe Benjamin Mercedy did too. Too bad he's way out of my league. When things escalate to an unsafe situation at home, I have no choice but to ask the town MMA fighter to teach me self-defense. When we're together on that mat, there's a whole lot more spark and bang than I thought. And if I didn't know any better, I'd say Benjamin Mercedy is hiding some ghosts in his gloves. Ghosts I'm ready to help tame. Benjamin: What am I supposed to do? Serafina shows up with a fat lip and a request for a self-defense class. Of course I'll help her. Then everything changes. She is bright-eyed brilliance in my cold, uncertain world. I can't stay away, even if I wanted to. Serafina has her own devils to deal with, and it's been a while since I'd had a good fight. Then she edges her way into my past with her light and warmth and cookies, and my bruised heart doesn't have a fighting chance. Serafina is mine. FIGHTER is the fourth book in the Coffee Shop Series. It can be read as a standalone, but maximum enjoyment comes from starting at the beginning. This is a sweet-but-spicy romance with no sex-scenes and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.

The Tenth Book in the Coffee Shop Series Cora: When it comes to men, I'd rather not. In fact, I prefer paints. Cleaning the Frolicking Moose at night, renting the loft out by day, and sinking into my oils and charcoal drawings are really all I want out of life right now. Simplicity and space. Then Hawk walks in on a snowy night. And suddenly everything is different. Hawk: Being a Mercedy isn't a blessing. It's a bloody curse. To the tunes of several billion dollars. Don't get me wrong-I love my job. Sometimes, though, it might be nice to do something . . . different. Enter Cora, for whom the word boring doesn't exist. Not only does she rock my world, but a disaster of world-wide proportions is about to as well. I'm not ready, and neither is my company, nor the world. When it comes right down to it, all that matters is Cora. YOU AND ME his is a clean, contemporary romance with sizzle and spice-but no sex scenes. Guaranteed bantering and happily ever after.

Stella Marie: I didn't ask for my life to be uprooted, but won't sit by while my creepy ex-boss destroys everything-himself included. Except . . . there's only one person that can help me disappear for a while, and I'm pretty sure he groans every time he sees me calling. Being Mark Bailey's accountant isn't easy. When Mark helps me escape into his mountain world for a while, the very last thing I expect is to fall hard. Now ghosts from my past are following and I'm not sure there's a happy-ever-after waiting at the end of this nightmare. Mark: My accountant is the most frustrating woman on the planet. She infuriates me every time we speak, but I will never, ever fire her because she is the only thing standing between me and utter bankruptcy Now I'm not so sure I know her after all. The woman that arrives on my doorstep in the middle of the night is surprisingly bright, beautiful, and frightened. Being the good guy in the past hasn't gotten me anywhere, but this time, I have a good feeling about Stella Marie. Which is why I'm happy to step up when that psycho ex-boss of hers tracks her to my doorstep. No one is getting near Stella Marie while I'm here. RUNAWAY is the third book in the Coffee Shop Series. It can be read as a standalone, but maximum enjoyment comes from starting at the beginning. This is a sweet-but-spicy romance with no sex-scenes and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.