Standalone. No cliffhanger. HEA. Other books in the series can be read in any order. River has been looking for the right girl to settle down with for years. But through all his travels and exploits, he's never found a girl whose interested him enough to stick around. They are just notches on his belt. And he's given up his search But when River is escorting a beautiful woman, he listens to her smart-ass remarks and witty personality. Not only is his body interested physically, but his mind becomes interested as well. But she's off limits. As an escort, there are certain rules he can't break. No Kissing. No Feelings. No Sex. But River wants to break them all.**

When Zander shows up at Mike’s office a week before the wedding, Mike can’t fathom what he could possibly want. Sean stands beside him, ready for anything. But Zander does something nether one of them expected—he asks for a paternity test. Flynn and Hazel are back together, but once they are reunited, Flynn lays down the law. If Hazel can’t trust him from that point onward, he has to let her go. Hazel says she’ll be different, that she really does trust him and hates the time they lost. But when Cade, Flynn’s brother, shows up at the doorstep with his bags over his shoulder, it complicates their already complicated relationship. While Scarlet loves her husband and sees how much he cares for her, her irritation at his obsessive behavior grows. She loves being taken care of to a certain extent, but his jealousy and protective side start to drive her slightly mad. Ryan has to work late at the shop one night when an unexpected guest arrives. The stench of the cigarette smoke announces her presence before Ryan even looks at her. Anger and resentment from his childhood comes to the surface. But how will he get rid of her? And will he tell Scarlet? Cortland and Monnique are back together, but when Cortland wants to take their relationship slow, it doesn’t come to pass. Desperate for one another, they dive into their relationship and cherish their time together. A romantic night on the beach changes their relationship forever, but in a good way. The nineteenth installment of the Forever and Always Series.

A mysterious man, whose identity is a secret and his face unknown, is an outcast and exiled on The Continent, where he sticks to the shadows and appears to be dead in the eyes of the world. His devastating past has made him bitter and sarcastic, mean and insulting, and he chooses to live a criminal life rather than one of virtue. But when he is stabbed fatally in the chest, he is forced to seek help from a nature priest, but his aid comes at a price—to rescue a woman. Against his reservations and protests, he travels to a guarded city and rescues her from the Prisoner’s Circle, and as soon as she sees his frame, cloaked and covered in weapons, along with his hostile attitude and malicious words, she is wary of him. Soon, the man becomes fond of his annoying traveling companion until she betrays him in the biggest way—by looking into his Soul Catcher. She discovers his true identity—a man she has met before.

Ward closes off from Clementine and everyone around him after the wedding is called off. Arsen and Silke's surprise nuptials push everything back, and he silently unleashes a rage that Clementine can feel in full force.Silke and Arsen enjoy their honeymoon in a cabin in the middle of the snow. Lost in each other, they enjoy their newfound titles as husband and wife. While everything is perfect, there's one thing missing.Trinity is surprised when the biggest fashion guru in the industry, Maximum Shot, wants to do a fashion line together for a Milan premiere. Excited and unable to sit still she meets him for lunch. While Maximum is the genius Trinity assumed he would be, there's a drawback.When Sean's father finds out about the scandalous strip club from the front page of The New York Times, he gives Sean a piece of his mind. Will Sean be able to convince him otherwise? What will Skye and Roland think of it?

Cayson finally prepares to come home to join the rest of his family. But when Laura comes to say goodbye, it's an awkward meeting.Slade and Trinity continue trying to have a baby but everything doesn't go according to plan.Dee and Theo spend more time together, but Slade says something that might put a halt to their developing relationship.

My husband left me.After five years together, he realized he was gay.Once the anger had faded away, there was nothing but love behind. This man is still my best friend and I want him in my life. So I move across the hall so we can be as close as we always have.Then his brother moves in for a couple of weeks, a man I've never met. He relocates to Seattle to work as an ER doctor at the local hospital.And he's NOTHING like his brother.The strong and silent type, he looks at me with a gaze so fierce it's like he hates me. Every time we're alone in a room together, the chemistry is so suffocating I can barely breathe. The guy never wears a shirt around the apartment so that makes it a million times worse...or better depending on how you look at it. But this man is off limits. He's the only man in the world I can't have. And he can't have me either.So we'll just have to keep pretending there's nothing here....even though there is.

Book 3 of The Forever and Always Series

Cassandra is swollen in her pregnancy, which makes her irritable and aggressive. While it annoys Mike, who stays home with her all day long, he keeps his mouth shut and remains sympathetic. But when he starts having dreams about hurting his baby, losing him at the supermarket, and accidentally dropping him, the fear kicks in. Unsure what to do, he turns to the best father he’s ever known—his own. Sean surprises Scarlet with a diamond bracelet and a surprise trip to a bed and breakfast. When Scarlet realizes it’s for their one-year wedding anniversary, she knows she completely forgot about it. After apologizing repeatedly, Sean brushes it off. But when she finds the receipt for the bracelet, costing Sean over a hundred thousand dollars, she’s pissed at him—livid. Flynn decides to get Hazel drunk because he says the sex is awesome. She’s more confident and carefree, telling him exactly what’s on her mind and how she feels toward him. But when they run into Zahara at the bar, Hazel doesn’t hold back. Dragging her by the hair outside, Hazel is ready to bash her face in right on the sidewalk. Flynn stands aside, wishing he had a bowl of popcorn to snack on. Ryan starts to feel unsure about his wedding day as it approaches. Not because he doesn’t love Janice or has faith in their marriage, but because he simply isn’t good enough for her. His mom is psychotic and abusive. Should Janice have to settle for someone who’s damaged goods? He finally decides to end their relationship, breaking up with her through a note before taking off. But will he go through with it? And if he does, how will Janice react? Perhaps their relationship isn’t as strong as they once believed. Cortland and Monnique end up taking their honeymoon to a new height. Instead of being gone for the two weeks as planned, they decide to make it two months, traveling through Europe and sightseeing. But when Cortland gets home, he’s unsure if he still has a job. Sean is accommodating—but is that accommodating?