Star Valley

U.S. Marshal Lance Caldwell is immediately smitten by the photo of the woman he has been assigned to protecteven though he knows getting romantically involved with his charge is strictly forbidden. He takes the assignment believing he can handle the challenge. But when he learns he must guard her without her knowledge, things get complicated. When Jamie Kowalski is whisked away to an out-of-the way ranch as part of the witness protection program, she insists shell only leave her successful, though lonely, Manhattan job if she doesnt have a body guard breathing down her neck. The problem is, once she gets to Wyoming, she keeps hearing unsettling sounds coming from the forest behind the ranch house, and she wishes she hadnt been so hasty in her request. When Lances creative methods to protect Jamie fall apart, because of his growing feelings for her, she starts seeing Lance as a threat. Unfortunately, she is falling in love with him. Will he ever be able to rein in his feelings for Jamie? Will she ever be able to come to trust him? If not, they may both end up jeopardizing her safety, and ultimately their own hearts.

She needs a fake fiancé and he needs a job. But neither count on falling for each other. Nicole is in the will to inherit her grandpa's farm. Problem is, her grandfather stipulated she has to be married-or at least engaged. Derek feels like he's a nobody, working a dead-end job as a ranch hand. When a beautiful girl steps out of a car while he's mending fences in the middle of nowhere, and offers him the job of his dreams, how can he refuse? When she mentions something about him being her fake fiancé, he thinks she's kidding. By the time he discovers she's serious, it's too late-his need for a job, and his big heart, makes him stay on. But that same heart soon finds itself falling in love with her. But will Nicole recognize her feelings for Derek in time that he has reason enough to stay--and fight for the farm together?

They swore they were done. Fate has other plans. Desperate for help raising his kids after his wife dies, Tom hires a live-in housekeeper sight unseen-only to open the door to Lacy Wilson, the girl who broke his heart seventeen years ago. She was his first love. The one who walked away. Now she's back-broke, newly divorced, and needing this job as badly as he needs to fill it. Tom wants to send her packing, but he can't afford to. So they strike a truce: she'll stay in the apartment above his garage, cook, clean, and care for his kids... without stirring up the past. But proximity has a funny way of reigniting old sparks. And while they try to pretend they're nothing to each other, the heat between them says otherwise. Add in two matchmaking children, one cozy ranch, and the scent of pumpkin spice in the crisp mountain air, and resisting temptation might just be impossible. Can they learn from old mistakes-or will history repeat itself? A flirty, feel-good second-chance romance full of heart, healing, and a sprinkle of pumpkin spice.

Two Dans. One mistake. A kiss that changes everything. Becca has sworn off dating-so why is she sitting in a bargain restaurant on Valentine's Day, waiting for a blind date named Dan? The only clue she has is a red rose on the table. Easy enough… until she spots two Dans, both with roses. Choosing the one she doesn't recognize feels like the safest bet. But halfway through the evening, Becca realizes she picked the wrong Dan. Rather than admit her mistake, she stubbornly tries to make it work. The problem? This Dan is her complete opposite. Just when she's ready to walk away, an accidental kiss sparks unexpected fireworks. Suddenly, "wrong Dan" doesn't feel so wrong after all. But can Becca trust her heart to someone so different from herself-or will her fear of making another mistake ruin her chance at real love?