Fisher Brothers

Nick Fisher is State's most eligible bachelor-confident, creative, and driven-and is completely aware that every girl he knows is trying to land him. But Nick is more than the marketing genius everyone sees on the outside. In fact, his life is far more complicated than anyone suspects … even his own brothers. Jess Michaelson knows she shouldn't want Nick like all the other girls do, but she's crazy about him anyway. How could anyone resist those charms? When he focuses his attention on her, she has no idea what she's truly in for. Sometimes love is hard. But it's worth the fight.

Come for an emotional ride in this stand-alone romance by New York Times bestselling author J. Sterling. With Sterling's laugh-out-loud banter and a trio of brothers you'll fall for, this realistic story is a must-listen. I've seen Frank Fisher before, but he's never seen me. He definitely saw me tonight. And I know I wasn't the only one who felt the world shift the moment our eyes connected from across the bar. But Frank isn't like his brothers. He's quiet, elusive, and keeps to himself. It makes him mysterious, but that's not why I'm drawn to him. It's something else. Something I've never experienced before, as cliche as that may sound. I want to be around him. Get to know him better. Explore what's growing between us, but Frank keeps holding back and I have no idea why. Good thing I'm a persistent woman who doesn't scare off easily. Right? I guess we'll see. The Fisher Brothers is a series of standalone novels that can be sipped one at a time, or binged in order. Each book is named after one of the drinks at their popular bar!

Can a popular bartender win over a strong single mom? Everyone knows who the Fisher brothers are: the hottest single bartenders this side of the Santa Monica Pier. Which is exactly why when I run into Ryan Fisher one day at the beach, I intend to steer clear of him and his sexy, playboy ways. I've heard the rumors. I know his type. I've seen him in action. And I'm not interested. But Ryan has other ideas. He's convinced that I have him all wrong. But I don't have the luxury of making mistakes when it comes to men. Not anymore. Being a single mom does that to a woman. There's only room in my life for one boy, and his name isn't Ryan. So why won't he go away and leave me alone already?