Love in Paradise Valley

Paradise was supposed to be a pit stop… until Thor showed up.Okay, not the real Thor. But swap the hammer for a dog who won't stop barking, and Adam Thomsen could easily pass for the broody god of thunder.Too bad he thinks I'm the villain in his story.And too bad for him-his scowl is no match for my super-charged positivity.I'm in Paradise Valley to breathe life back into a historic house that could jumpstart my design career. This project is my shot at proving I'm more than just a big dreamer-if I can survive working with Adam, that is.Adam's as stubborn as they come, convinced I'm a disaster waiting to happen. He never smiles. He wishes I wasn't here. And we clash on everything-from paint colors to the meaning of life.But then I hear him sing. He finds me antlers (long story.) And suddenly, he's everything I didn't know I was looking for.There's just one problem-if I mess this up, I lose more than a job. Friendships, family ties, and a town with a history worth saving are all on the line.I want to believe I can have it all. But this is Paradise, and my name is EVE. If anyone's getting kicked out, it's probably me.The Grumpy Side of Paradise is the first book in the Love in Paradise Valley series of four closed-door, sweet romantic comedies with sizzling banter, swoony moments, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

Which is easier, pretending to date my best friend, or pretending not to be in love with him?When the biggest career opportunity of my life–my own home reno TV show–sends me back to my hometown, I'm less than excited. Paradise, Idaho might be paradise for everyone else, but it never was for me. Except for my best friend, Zach.When he signs on to be a contractor on my show, things start to look up. And heat up.If only Zach wasn't about to propose to someone else. Even my rocking curves and great hair can't compete with that.Problem is, my fans think we're a thing and want to see us together. And my show's producers want what the fans want. My TV show is about to become my fantasy–a love story about Zach and me.But TV is the only place where the story can be true. Telling Zach how I feel means risking my business, and even worse, our friendship.I could lose everything. Including the one person I want more than anything.The second book in the Love in Paradise Valley series, (Not So) Famous in Paradise is a laugh-out-loud, friends to more, romantic comedy that can be read as a stand-alone.