Vet Shop Boys

It's just a one-night stand, they said. It'll be simple, no-strings fun, they said. They. Lied. I'm done with love and being broken-hearted. The only dogs I want to deal with are the ones I treat in the veterinary clinic I work at. But at thirty-four, having my first one-night stand can't hurt. Right? The rules are pretty simple. 1. Don't spend the night. 2. Don't see him again. 3. Don't share anything personal. 4. Don't fall in love with him. But when Haze, the guy I spent a blazing hot night with and haven't been able to forget about, shows up as our new receptionist, the rules fly out the window. There's no way one night could lead to anything more. So why has Haze got me hoping this might just last? Contains mature themes.

A half-birthday + a second chance = one true love? As. If. Who needs a man when I've got cuddly kittens? No one's ever wanted me once they discover my secret. I guess that's why I've thrown myself into my work as a veterinarian, as well as become the proud paw-rent to my eight cat rescues. I've even managed to convince myself I'm purr-fectly happy being single. So, when Bishop, a handsome stranger, strikes up a conversation, I don't expect it to lead to anything else. There's no way a guy wanting to start over is interested in love. So why has Bishop got me wishing for something more? Contains mature themes.

A jilted groom and a guy who doesn't believe in monogamy fall in love? Yeah. Right. After getting cheated on at my own goddamn wedding, I'm through with men. I'm approaching fifty, and all I've ever wanted is to settle down, get married, and live happily ever after. But yeah, that hasn't exactly worked out great for me. The last person I expect to understand me is Tate. Sure, he's cute, curious, and clever. A firecracker with no filter who somehow manages to stay friendly and genuine at the same time. But he isn't exactly a settle-down kinda guy. Oh, and did I mention he's also twenty years younger than me? There's no way something could ever happen between the two of us, so how is it possible that Tate has got me looking at love––and him––in a whole new light? Contains mature themes.

He's a single dad ready to start dating again. I'm newly divorced and new to…well, everything. This is going to be a disaster… Isn't it? When my marriage ends, I decide to buy a run-down house and get a drove of piglets. My friends think I'm having a breakdown, when really, all I'm doing is the one thing I've avoided my whole life––figuring out who I am. One thing I'm quickly learning is that life loves nothing more than to throw you a curveball when you least expect it. Take Fischer West. From the moment we serendipitously collide on a midnight stroll, he ignites something within me. We have a connection. I want to explore it, even though the timing is all wrong. There's no way either one of us is ready for a relationship, so why has Fischer got me thinking it might just work?... Got Me Thinking is book 4 in the Vet Shop Boys series and can be read as a stand-alone. Expect plenty of humor, found family, a newly divorced vet, a sweet single dad, friends-to-lovers, bi-awakening, super cute piglets, lots of Lycra, and a heartwarming happily ever after!

Can a veterinarian lose his V-card before turning twenty-five? Oh, one hun p he can! On the surface, I'm super sassy and just a little bit extra. But underneath, I'm hiding a painful secret from my past and one hugely embarrassing problem in my present—I'm still a…I'm still a…Dammit, I can't even get it out. Let's just say it starts with V and ends in irgin. Daly's the new barista, and he takes Thirsty Thursdays to a whole new level. He's drop-dead gorgeous with a sexy shaved head, ocean-blue eyes, and an insane smile that lights me up whenever he aims it my way. He's also kind, friendly, and interesting. In other words, the perfect guy to be my first time. A night of too much coconut tequila leads to us making a drunken pact. Daly will help me with my V-status issue, but he adds a caveat. We have to get to know each other first. Then, and only then, can the physical stuff happen. It sounds simple enough. But the more I get to know him, the more I realize what we have is more than just a physical attraction. We share a connection. We like the same things. And stupidly, I've gone ahead and caught feelings for the guy. This was never meant to be anything more than just a physical thing, so why has Daly got me going out of my mind the way he does? Got Me Going is book 5 in the Vet Shop Boys series and can be read as a stand-alone. Expect plenty of humor, found family, strangers-to-friends-to-lovers, a V-card pact, a sassy veterinarian and a down-to-earth baker, small town romance vibes, and a heartwarming happily ever after!

A must-listen romance a veterinarian looking for love. Contains mature themes.

What do you call a herd of rhinos? A crash. That about sums up my life, too. Having spent the last three years caring for my dying mother, I need a new leash on life. So I say goodbye to the UK and take a job opening at a small-town vet clinic in the US. Via a layover in New York. Where I get, ahem, laid over. With a man. Not something I've ever done in my forty-three years. Not something I intend on repeating. Which won't be a problem since I'll never see the guy again . . . Until I step into the local bakery. There's no way anything can happen between Jeremy and me. I'm lost, grieving, and, oh yeah, straight. He also happens to be fifteen years younger than me. So what is it about the sexy baker that's suddenly got me talking? Contains mature themes.

Casey Cox presents Book 8 in the Vet Shop Boys series. Contains mature themes.