Round-the-Clock Brides

Pilot Noah Sullivan had hit some turbulence. First came the mystery baby left on the Sullivan brothers' doorstep-who was the daddy? Plus, Noah's ex-girlfriend Lacey Bell was back in Orchard Hill-coincidence? Noah wasted no time confronting her to get some answers…and steal a kiss. Now he wanted more. But to woo her back, he needed a new flight plan pronto. To Lacey, Noah's questions and kisses came out of the blue. But she felt for the baby, the Sullivans…Noah. And even if the child wasn't hers, she still had secrets of her own. Would revealing them lead to a crash landing? Or was a relationship that had started with a kiss on course for a holiday wedding?

Innkeeper Summer Matthews was Orchard Hill's very own keeper of secrets-a font of wisdom and discretion when it came to her small-town neighbors. Of course, the biggest secret she kept was her own-a past life that had made headlines! So when fate deposited journalist Kyle Merrick on her doorstep, the man sparked her deepest suspicions…not to mention her deepest desires. Kyle was used to sniffing out stories, so untangling the threads around a beautiful, enigmatic woman was all in a day's work. But getting the scoop on Summer quickly took a backseat to exploring their white-hot attraction. Now Kyle was playing for keeps, and the breaking news was the love and trust that grew between them by the second…

Baby, oh, baby! Talk about being broadsided! When Reed Sullivan is almost run off the road by a reckless driver, it's town newcomer Ruby O'Toole to the rescue. But the last thing Reed needs is a sexy distraction like Ruby, especially with the paternity of the infant left on the Sullivan brothers' doorstep still a mystery. For now, all he can offer Ruby is friendship... and maybe a kiss here or there. Quirky, independent Ruby is making a fresh start. Men are strictly off-limits - so maybe she and Reed should just be friends, despite their instant, combustible chemistry. But when a new wrinkle in the baby drama develops, will their "just friends" status stand? Or is happily-ever-after on the table?

To repay his debt to his best friend-the soldier who saved his life-a veteran helps a widowed single mom renovate her home, and falls in love with her. Soldier Cole Cavanaugh is on a mission: build a dream addition for the widow of his best friend, who sacrificed his life to save Cole. Right away, with April Avery and her twin girls, it's like coming home-familiar, warm and then, with April's impromptu kiss, too intimate. Suddenly, it feels like betrayal-but is this the second chance they need to heal?