Silver Script Novels

Erin doesn't have time for a relationship. After six years of late nights and mind-numbing assignments at her job as a marketing executive at the billion dollar Silver Script Ad Agency, she's finally landed the coveted Smithson Jeweler's account-which means her love life will have to wait a little longer. When the actress at the first commercial shoot upsets the director, Erin finds herself cast as the leading lady alongside Jake, a handsome up-and-coming actor who rescued her cat from the streets and stole her heart. Flustered, she walks away from the shoot wearing the diamond ring, and her mom mistakes it for an engagement between Erin and Jake. Both are desperate enough to get their parents off their backs, that they run with the lie. Now Jake and Erin have to figure out how to admit their story is false without hurting their parents or destroying the friendship they've gained with each other.

Allison's dream of teaching music and dance has led her to New York City, where she can finally make a name for herself. Nate's job at Silver Script Ad Agency has always been a breeze for him. When Nate's past life threatens to destroy the budding relationship he has with Allison, he is willing to go to the ends of the earth to make things right, something he's never done before.

Bree Matthews loves running the local homeless shelter and couldn't imagine doing anything else. She enjoys meeting people and helping them get back on their feet. But when a blizzard hits New York City, it's everything Bree can do to keep up with the overflowing shelter.Robert Miller has seen his share of unwanted media attention and this last bar fight has put him out of work. When he offers to volunteer at the homeless shelter where Bree works, he doesn't expect to fall in love with the beautiful, spunky owner.While Robert is the last person Bree wants to have working at the shelter, he constantly surprises her as he makes repairs that are so desperately needed. Will their budding attraction for each other survive the worst storm New York City has seen in years, or will their hearts be frozen forever?