Banking On Love

A second chance romance with an expiration date sets the foundation for 60 Days to Love. When Montana Dixon returns home to Memphis, she's given the opportunity to financially secure her future for the rest of her life. With that opportunity comes a commitment of marriage to a man she's never spoken a single word to. Having sworn off love, Montana is okay with an arranged marriage for the sake of business-until she runs into her ex-the man who showed her how love can hurt. For years, Orion Tate has regretted the way things ended with his college sweetheart. He promised himself if fate brought them back together, he'd make Montana his again. When fate does make their paths cross, Orion learns of Montana's pending engagement. Convinced he has only 60 days to regain Montana's love, Orion sets out to reclaim the one that got away… But there's one major problem, and that's Montana's lack of a desire to trust him with her heart again. With family drama and conflict adding itself to the equation, love doesn't seem as accessible as Orion expected it to be. Will he give up on a second chance at love, or will he prove true love always wins?

Fallyn Mitchell's perfect life begins to unravel at the seams piece by piece. As life shows her not everything is within her control, she finds solace in her best friend, Stax. For the last ten years, Stax has been the one constant in Fallyn's life that has been unchanging. When he finally meets the perfect woman for him romantically, Fallyn's feelings for him start to come to the surface, and she has to choose between keeping her friendship intact or risking it for a romantic relationship that Stax may not even want. Stax Tate gets everything he wants and needs from a woman in his best friend… except sex. Most women expect more than what he's willing to give, so when he meets Paige, Stax believes he's finally met his match. The joy Stax thought would come with having the perfect woman is buried under his true feelings for his best friend. No matter how much Stax tells himself he doesn't deserve a woman like Fallyn, that doesn't keep his heart and body from craving her. Stax and Fallyn are alike where it counts and different where it matters most. Two things they have in common are their fear of rejection and belief that the other doesn't return their romantic feelings. Will one of them find the courage to speak up, or will Stax's relationship with Paige lead to a permanent engagement that will keep the best friends from experiencing love forever?

For Major Tate, when it comes down to his six-year-old daughter, Majority rules. Ever since Ariel Majority Tate was born, every decision Major made revolved around her. More times than Major can count, Majority's mother, Starr, has used that to her advant