Whiskey Ridge

He has a secret... ... and she's got an attitude. Quinn came to Whiskey Ridge with a secret. He never expects the woman sharing an office with him might uncover it accidentally. Kelly just wanted to run away from her problems. She needs order and quiet, but her neighbor is driving her crazy. Plus, he's a little too attractive, and she doesn't need that right now. Can opposites attract or will these enemies hate each other forever?

She's been given the gift of a lifetime. He wants to stand in her way. And now, they're stuck together for six long weeks. Piper Williams is poor. She's always been poor. Like seriously - dirt poor from a small town. But when one of her regular customers at The Greasy Spoon diner gives her the gift of a lifetime, her life changes overnight. But as with all gifts, there are potential obstacles and hers is named Cameron. The grandson of her now dearly departed customer is thrust upon her, and she's forced to work with a man who seems to despise her from day one. With only six weeks to make it work, Cameron and Piper try to exist in the same house but as with everything in life... things change. The Whiskey Ridge series is a small town contemporary clean and wholesome romance series set in the north Georgia mountains. Each book is a standalone with no cliffhangers!

She's returned to her hometown. He wasn't supposed to be there. And now she's forced to help him return to the life he left her for in the first place. Called back to her hometown to get her eccentric mother under control at the retirement home, Emmy just wants to get in and out of Whiskey Ridge as fast as possible. And then there he is. The one man she never thought she'd see again. And he needs her. Can she break away and go back to her life in the city? Or will he pull her in all over again?

It seems like she's always the bridesmaid... ...and she's just trying to do her sister a favor. He's trying to start over in a new town, and they don't like each other one bit. But, when he steps in to save her unexpectedly, they both start to regret it. She's used to being an in-charge attorney, and he's a Southern guy through and through. When she has to rely on him to save her self-respect, will they be able to work together?