Shannon Sisters

She's not willing to forgive. He's unable to forget. One year ago, Montana cowboy Dylan McLean left the love of his life at the altar and fled town, thinking he was doing the right thing by saving her from a scandal. He's found success on the rodeo circuit, but his love for Cathleen never faded. Now he's returned home to clear his name, claim his bride, and rebuild his legacy. Bed-and-breakfast owner Cathleen Shannon has moved on from her broken heart. That is, until Dylan shows up at her house one night asking for help and a second chance. Despite Dylan's betrayal, she promises to assist with his investigation. She doesn't want an innocent man to go to jail, but her heart is most definitely off limits. But Cathleen has forgotten one important fact: Dylan is relentless when he's going after something he wants. He walked away once, but she won't let that happen again. Contains mature themes.

She's the Christmas light in a world that seems so dark . . . When Patrol Officer Kelly Shannon answers a suspected DUI call that results in the suspect's death, she has to deliver the grim news to his young family, including his brother-her friend and crush, Mick. Kelly convinces herself that she's only making amends when Mick begs for help looking out for his niece and nephew as his sister-in-law grieves and neglects her young children. But as Christmas approaches, Kelly admits the truth. She's falling in love. Journalist Mick Mizzoni spent his life trying to keep his younger brother out of trouble. When he gains temporary guardianship over his niece and nephew, he crosses the professional line he drew years ago and turns to Kelly Shannon for help. As she embraces him and his new family, she gives him hope that this Christmas could be different. With their happiness hanging by a thread, Kelly hopes for a Christmas miracle, but Mick, who's not as jaded as he thought, wants so much more. Contains mature themes.

She's looking for a second chance to reconnect with her daughter but finds so much more. Since her husband's climbing death a year ago, Maureen Shannon's relationship with her twelve-year-old daughter has spiraled out of control. Desperate, she resigns from her partnership at a legal firm and moves back to her hometown in Whitefish, Montana, with the hope that family and nature can heal their wounds. Her investment in a heli-skiing and lodge operation makes financial sense, but her attraction to the owner doesn't. He's everything she's come to hate-a man who makes his living chasing adventure. Jake Hartman knows Maureen Shannon is off limits. She's an investor in his company-a silent investor who's never silent. Worse, she's a mom who's beautiful, intelligent, and makes him feel more alive than he's ever known. A self-confirmed bachelor, he finds himself uneasily contemplating a very different partnership. But will Maureen be able to let go of her past and build a future with a man who never imagined becoming a husband or a father? Contains mature themes.