Georgia Moon Romance

Addie Heywood thought she was doing okay after her fiance dumped her just weeks before their wedding, claiming he'd found someone else more compatible with his health food tastes. But when he marries the other woman three months later, Addie needs to get away. Leaving her home in Idaho, she escapes to Mitchel Creek, Georgia, to visit her Aunt Janie. She just wants to spend the next two weeks enjoying her aunt's southern cooking, not dodging the guys her aunt is determined to set her up with. Chase Nichols isn't looking for love. His dream is to trade his computer mouse for his guitar and make it big in the country music world. If he can land a job in Nashville, he might have a shot at getting discovered. His plans get derailed when he does his neighbor a favor and picks up her niece, Addie, at the airport. Things get even more complicated when his ex-girlfriend comes back into the picture. That's when he hatches a new plan. Since Addie wants to avoid her aunt's matchmaking schemes, and he wants to avoid his ex-girlfriend, they'll fool the world by pretending to date. What neither of them counts on is actually falling in love.

Taylin Nichols has the perfect job as a nurse in the newborn unit in her hometown of Mitchel Creek, Georgia, but as for the perfect boyfriend-not so much. She knows she needs to dump the guy, but figures it will happen naturally if she's accepted for the work abroad program. On a day when she should've stayed home, she runs into Luke McKay-literally. He's new at the hospital and already has a reputation as an unfriendly, brooding male. Even though he's hotter than a Georgia summer, he's not Taylin's type-at least that's what she tells herself, but after spending time together, she can't deny her feelings anymore. The only problem is, Luke has baggage from a lousy marriage and isn't ready for a relationship. He desperately tries to keep Taylin in the "friend zone," but it doesn't take long for him to realize that will never work. Just when he and Taylin decide love is worth the risk, Luke's past presents an unexpected challenge, leaving both of them to wonder if their love will be enough.

At age twelve, Ashlee Nichols fell in love with her brother's best friend, Beau Jacobsen. Everyone thought she was cute and that her crush was simply that . . . a crush. But her young heart had known he was the one, and she had planned on marrying him as soon as she was old enough. Unfortunately, when she confessed her feelings to Beau, he'd laughed, patted her on the head and told her he was flattered. Sure, Beau had been twenty-two at the time, but she knew she wouldn't always be a little girl. Just when she turned eighteen and was finally old enough to date him, Beau joined the Army and was deployed to Afghanistan. Now, six years later, Beau is back in Mitchel Creek, Georgia, for a few weeks. He's hotter than ever . . . and still ten years older, something he can't seem to get past. He still sees Ashlee as a glorified little sister . . . or does he?