Stealing the Heart

Chad Walker may be a take-no-chances man with a plan, but there's no way Amelia Snyder is going to let her best bud marry mean girl #1-even if the wedding is solely so he can secure the controlling shares in his family's company. But free-spirited Amelia's at-the-altar groomnapping scheme takes a surprising turn when she ends up as the blushing bride instead. Suddenly, with Amelia living in her handsome husband's home-in his bedroom, no less-she starts to reconsider their strictly platonic arrangement. But Chad's always been strictly anti-risk and definitely anti-love, and betting a lifetime of best friendship on the chance at forever might be the biggest gamble of all. Contains mature themes.

Abby Snyder finally has the opportunity to expand her diner now that the building next door is available. Unfortunately, she must compete with Nick Coleman to get it. Abby-usually über-responsible-shared one night with the playboy, and she's been trying to forget it ever since. But then he makes her a bet she can't refuse...and the winner gets the building. With his reputation ruining his chances at gaining some big clients, Nick needs a way to prove to everyone that he's reformed. Dating Abby, the most respected girl in town-and the only one he wants-is the perfect solution. Unfortunately for Abby resisting Nick is harder than she thought. Contains mature themes.

Having missed out on the "drop-dead-gorgeous" gene in her family, Ann Snyder decides to kick a little butt in the business world instead. That is, until her skeezy manager's "side business" has the FDA raiding her chocolate shop. Now Ann's in huge trouble . . . and the only person who can help her is the adorkable guy who completely humiliated her in high school. Lawyer Eric Maxwell has been in love with Ann as long as he can remember. He figured he never stood a chance-don't the beautiful girls always prefer the bad boys to the nerds? So he makes Ann a deal. He'll provide her with free legal services . . . if she'll move in and help him transform him from nerd-without-a-clue to bona fide bad boy. And once the transition is complete, all he has to do is prove that he's the only bachelor for her . . . Contains mature themes.