Remembered Classics Romance

Alice Little and Asa Hatterly, both child geniuses, were barely teens when they met in college and fell in love. War tore them apart when Asa went into the Army as a sharpshooter. They reconnect years later after Asa spent time in prison for a crime he's not even sure he committed. Did he really shoot a man or was he duped into believing he did? Did someone manipulate the evidence to point to Asa? Only Alice can help him find the answer. They're pulled into a world of twisted identities and political alliances involving the FBI and an ambitious Senator. When the candidate is attacked, they go into hiding, afraid Asa might once again become a convenient victim. But now those old events have resurfaced. That's when they discover who's a friend-and who's using them to get revenge.

Lilith Griffen survived an attack that left her scarred and disfigured. She's now a successful landscape designer with a shot at winning a competition that could give her a financial boost. She just needs a landscape crew. Her father hires Dillan Lyall-a man with a past that's as complicated as hers. She reluctantly accepts Dillan's help. When a body is found in the middle of her labyrinth, she's glad for his presence. Will she learn to trust again, or will time run out for both of them?

Theresa "Tug" Gallant was once an obese culinary student, the poor kid in class. Now she owns Tug's Treats, a bakery in a Minnesota resort town. She often finds herself the center of conflict, as some of the townspeople aren't thrilled that Tug creates cakes for gay weddings. Dallas Prinze is a hometown boy who made it big in Hollywood-and he's Tug's former classmate whom she once saved from drowning. But he thinks his rescuer was his now-business partner, Lily Monroe. But, Dallas wants to pursue more than a business arrangement with Tug, which puts her in the crosshairs of a vengeful woman. If Tug isn't careful, she may lose the guy, her business, and her life.

It's reunion time for Snow White (Natalie DeWitt) and her friends, the Seven Jocks (college classmates). They meet every year and this year Snow's friends decide that she needs a date. Enter Brendan Royal, a law enforcement consultant, and an amateur musical actor on the side. Royal introduces Snow to a whole new world of musical theater. It's while they're backstage hobnobbing with the cast that one of the crew lets drop that Royal is actually an FBI agent still on assignment. And his assignment is Snow and her friends. When she confronts him about it, she finds that her past is closer than she knew. Hunter Mann has made it his life's mission to track down all the women who testified against him years ago and pay them back. Every year since his release from prison, one female scholarship athlete has died. Now it's Snow's turn...

Charlotte Rochester knows about guarding the vulnerable but this job is more than she bargained for. John Aire, the wealthiest man in town, hired Charlotte to act as a companion to his granddaughter, Adele. Part of her 'companion role' is as a guard to keep Adele safe. Charlie befriends the tweenager. What she didn't count on was a friendship with Aire, an attractive and powerful man. When Adele is kidnapped to be a sacrifice in a twisted religious rite, John and Charlotte must save her. They'll do anything to protect this child from the deadly past that ruined her parents and has haunted John for years. Somehow, along the way, Charlotte needs to decide if there's a place for her among the rich and famous. Is she just the governess that can be disposed of? Or is there another life for her?

Jessa was held prisoner for her first sixteen years until she was freed by Nick Kingson, a young police officer. Now Nick is back to protect her when Jessa's father searches for the daughter he abandoned. There's a lot of money involved and a lot of prestige, and those two elements mean that Jessa may not live to see an inheritance. Jessa and Nick go back to the town where she was once held captive. But she's no longer The Girl in the Tower. Will she get the chance to be the person she was meant to be? Or will an old enemy stop her before she can gain her inheritance?

Ashley Schone is a widow with a charity wildlife rescue business to run while a developer wants to gobble up her farm. Aden Kingsley is the developer who claims he'll listen to her concerns, but she's suspicious. Then two people associated with the development project are murdered and her beloved father-in-law is injured. Aden jumps in to help her and she has to decide if she'll trust him. She almost loses her chance, though, when the killer comes after her family. Can she save her future and her land? Or will a long-standing hatred stop her from finding a new life with a new love?