It's not easy to pretend you're in love for the sake of teenagers and housewives across the country but top footballer Lucas Goodspeed and shy, romantic Isobel Saunders soon discover that convincing themselves that they're not in love might be even harder. **Removed and now available on Amazon and Smashwords!**

Sophie has given up on life, love and hope in all men. That is until her luck beings to change she's offered a dream internship at a prestigious fashion company, and becomes roommates with a wonderful man. The best part is he's gay. Or so she thinks.

Stephanie White was an ambitious journalist working for a top London newspaper. She had always steered clear of the egotistical Tom Phillips at work but the story they found themselves working on together would force them to unite in the face of extreme d

Brodie Kyle was doing what she had wanted to do since high school: be a damn good journalist. Tristan West was quickly rising in a career of his own. One drunken night in LA pushes them to face their feelings like they wouldn't have imagined.

Fiercely independent, and determined not to have another man shatter her comfortable life, Fay finds herself working with the arrogant Adam Ford. Her job is to write reviews for excursions on the idyllic Greek island of Crete but sinister events ensue.

Lord Evan McTyre had just become a widower, and he has a baby to take care of. Love is not easy to find in Scotland in the 1620's, in a time of arranged marriages. Nor does Evan really want love, until....COMPLETE!

Matthew Braun has spent his entire university career building his reputation as the main playboy on campus. That is until his friends bet him 500 dollars that he could never get the most stuckup bookworm, Rayne Johnson, to spend a night with him.

Ginger and Lucas hate each other for a good reason, but she needs his help. Working together means remembering the past. Can the exlovers become lovers again? COMPLETE

Young executive Lila Alvarez tried to forget that one night she shared with her boss six months ago. But her employer thinks they owe it to themselves to find out just how well they work together outside the office...