Spanish Vista Chronicles

Ali Cruz is used to sold-out shows, screaming fans, and keeping her heart well guarded. But when she sneaks into Spanish Vista, Colorado, for a little anonymity and normalcy, she meets Jake Sullivan, a bartender with mismatched eyes, a compass tattoo, and a smile that makes her want to forget all about her carefully curated public persona.One stolen dinner, a moonlit walk, and a few kisses too tempting to resist, and suddenly Ali's heart is doing things it's not supposed to do. Add in a rescue dog who thinks he owns both of them, a small town that feels like magic, and a rock star life that refuses to stay in the background, and things get complicated fast.Sunset is a story about messy hearts, stolen moments, and learning that the bravest thing you can do is risk everything for a love that might just be worth it. Before publishing her first novel, The Jezebel's Daughter, Juliet MacLeod worked as a web designer, a 411 operator, and an on-air radio DJ. When not slaving away over a hot keyboard, Juliet enjoys reading, watching films (her favorites are The Princess Bride and PS-I Love You), napping with her dog, and listening to music. She has an unhealthy obsession with Benedict Cumberbatch's cheekbones and Jason Statham's smile.

Ivy Sullivan likes her life quiet. Quiet mornings in her sunlit kitchen, her cats glaring judgmentally from the windowsill, and her best friend Nick Constantinides dropping by just often enough to keep things interesting, preferably without tracking mud across her clean floor.Nick likes things loud: construction sites, football games, and teasing Ivy until she rolls her eyes and calls him insufferable. They've been best friends since middle school, which means he knows exactly how she takes her tea, how to make her laugh until she snorts, and how to drive her completely insane.But when one too-many charged moments turn their usual banter into something that feels a little too much like flirting, Ivy starts to realize there's a problem. She might be falling for her best friend.Now there are harvest festivals, family dinners, and late-night kitchen repairs that all seem to end with Ivy's pulse racing and Nick looking at her like she's more than just the girl next door. And if she doesn't figure out what to do soon, their perfect friendship might turn into something totally, terrifyingly different. Something that might just be love.Full of laughter, small-town charm, and sizzling chemistry, Since Thirteen is a story about what happens when the person who's had your heart since you were thirteen might finally be ready to keep it forever. Before publishing her first novel, The Jezebel's Daughter, Juliet MacLeod worked as a web designer, a 411 operator, and an on-air radio DJ. When not slaving away over a hot keyboard, Juliet enjoys reading, watching films (her favorites are The Princess Bride and PS-I Love You), napping with her dog, and listening to music. She has an unhealthy obsession with Benedict Cumberbatch's cheekbones and Jason Statham's smile.

Victoria Harrison can plan a charity auction down to the last spreadsheet, but love? That's a little messier. When she sets out to recruit the town's most eligible bachelors for the Spanish Vista Charity Bachelor Auction, she expects polite refusals, playful banter, and maybe a little chaos. What she doesn't expect is Zach Bowman, the infuriating, magnetic, red-haired man who refuses to play by her rules or anyone else's.From perfectly orchestrated paint nights to competitive trivia and even dog training sessions, Vic has a plan for everything-except the way Zach makes her heart race. Every date becomes a test of patience, wit, and self-control, as sparks fly and boundaries blur. Zach, used to keeping his heart under lock and key, can't decide if he's fighting Vic or giving in until the tension between them becomes impossible to ignore.Full of laughter, small-town charm, and sizzling chemistry, Expiration Date is a story about realizing the only way to find the right person is to risk opening your heart before time runs out. Before publishing her first novel, The Jezebel's Daughter, Juliet MacLeod worked as a web designer, a 411 operator, and an on-air radio DJ. When not slaving away over a hot keyboard, Juliet enjoys reading, watching films (her favorites are The Princess Bride and PS-I Love You), napping with her dog, and listening to music. She has an unhealthy obsession with Benedict Cumberbatch's cheekbones and Jason Statham's smile.