Another Bailey Brother

Dear Ask Annie: I know my best friend is the one, but how do I tell her that? Annie Archer has a problem… She can't get one email-one mind-boggling letter from her advice column out of her head. The one? Does the one even exist? She should be able to answer this question, just like all the others. Except, she doesn't have firsthand experience with the one. In fact, except for those few months back in tenth grade when she went temporarily insane and fell for her best friend-she's never been in love. But then, her advice is based on research and facts, not experience. So, time to research. Convincing Owen to be her hands-on experiment isn't too difficult. She'll set him up, use her guaranteed advice, and find him the girl of his dreams. It's a foolproof plan… until everyone around them-including half her readers-starts asking why she isn't dating Owen. Yep, Annie has big problems. At the top of the list-falling for her bestie. Owen Bailey has-you guessed it-a problem. He's found the one. He fell for his best friend a long time ago, even if she doesn't know it. He's been watching Annie go out with guy after guy, only to never be The Guy. And now she wants him to date other women? As in-not her? He'll do anything for Annie. But he doesn't have to like it. Doesn't she see that they were meant for each other? How can he convince her that he's the one? If he's going to show Annie that it's time for her to abandon her plans and see what's right in front of her, he'll need advice. Lucky for him, he knows exactly who to ask.

I am Delaney Jones, courageous enough to defy my mother, fearless enough to leave my successful rock band, and daring enough to propose to a perfect stranger. Delaney Miles wasn't planned. Which kind of made him perfect. Sure, I'd just said no-to a load of handsome men on a reality show designed to find me a husband, but I didn't want any of them. I don't want Miles either-at least, I think I don't. It's the perfect scenario because, unlike all those guys on that show, he doesn't want me either. No broken hearts. Can't we all just play nice? A convenient, image-building marriage without all the bitter rejection? That's all I'm asking. Yep, Miles is perfect for the job. Or at least he would be if my heart would stop betraying me every time he walked into the room. Miles She gave me one job. One. Don't fall in love with her. That's all I have to do and my stagnant career is going to take off, like a rocket. As long as I follow the rules. But Delaney never mentioned how very difficult those rules would be to follow. She makes them difficult. If I'd known I wasn't just entering a marriage of convenience, but a defcon two marriage, I may have thought twice before slipping that gold band on her finger. Marry the girl. Check. Be seen with the girl. Check. Don't fall in love with the girl. Crap.

I've hated Cooper Bailey since high school. So why would a few years, a set of swoon-worthy forearms, and one shiny new law degree change anything? Leah Bradford's never been a fan of the spotlight-not years ago at her high school prom and definitely not now with the drama her ex-boyfriend is causing. Running her cinnamon roll shop is all she needs, thank you very much. Cooper Bailey had it all-looks, brains, and an ideal life. But one career-defining case gone wrong, and that favored life is spiraling. He's back home and determined to do better. He'll be a helpful son, a dependable brother, and the best uncle ever, all while clawing his way back to a respectful place in his career. Enter Leah. She'd rather run a marathon in high heels than be in the same room as Cooper Bailey. One problem–she's broke with an idiot ex who happens to be suing her. Cooper is willing to take payment in sweet rolls–that is, if he can convince her to take a chance on him. Is Cooper still that cocky jock from high school or will he be Leah's cinnamon roll hero? Cooper Bailey is a Cinnamon Roll is a laugh-out-loud, kissing-only, enemies-to-lovers romcom. It's perfect for anyone who has ever had a cute high school nemesis or anyone who secretly wanted one.

He's a man with a secret. She's honest to a fault-and about to blow his cover. Alice Taylor is ready to leave her small-town life behind and start fresh. When the opportunity to work for billionaire Billy Baxter-who's launching a professional soccer team-lands in her lap, she jumps at the chance. Adventure, a new city, and a career? Yes, please. Only Alice didn't plan on Will. Ridiculously sexy, effortlessly charming, and annoyingly professional, Will is her supervisor-the gatekeeper between Alice and her elusive boss. Trying to keep her focus on the job is hard enough, but resisting Will? Nearly impossible. Sparks fly, office boundaries blur, and Alice finds herself head over heels in a relationship she's not allowed to be in. What Alice doesn't know is that behind Will's witty smile and irresistible charm is a secret-one he's guarded for years. One Alice is about to expose.Alice Taylor Is More Than A Princess is a closed door, laugh out loud romcom. In this book expect off-page death of parents and a neglectful parent. Also expect swoony kisses, moments that will make you giggle, and a lovely happy ending--without any explicit scenes.

Butterflies? Levi Bailey does not get butterflies. Well, at least he didn't until Meredith Porter spilled coffee all over him. Meredith has plans. Big plans. She is done being safely wrapped in bubble wrap. She is ready to live. That's what her list is all about-living and experiencing. Is it fate that her list of learning, trying, and experiencing continues to bring her into the path of grumpy Levi Bailey? She isn't sure-but she doesn't mind. Levi is just a misunderstood cinnamon roll and Meredith plans to enjoy every second of helping him realize that. Levi's life has a routine. He's been running it for years. Go to work, care for Mom, watch over the siblings. If he's lucky, he'll get to play with his niece Alice before his head hits the pillow at night. It may sound boring, but it's worked for years. Why mess with a good thing? Only… it's not that great. Now that his mother isn't sick and his siblings are grown, they don't really need him. Where does that leave Levi? It would seem in the hands of quirky, unpredictable Meredith Porter and her list. This girl is too young and too innocent for the likes of Levi. He has no business taking her to yoga or teaching her to ride a bike. He certainly has no business falling for the twenty-three-year-old who has pretty much been living under a rock her entire life. Yep… no business at all, and yet there are a million butterflies disturbing his insides, telling him to kiss the girl, to give this thing with Meredith a chance. Telling him that maybe, just maybe, he is worthy of affection from someone as good and pure as Meredith. Then again, what do dumb ol' butterflies know anyway?