Kirjahaku

He's an over-achieving perfectionist. She doesn't tolerate bossy men.Grant Foster is organized, focused, and hardworking-or as his younger sister calls it, neurotic. When the opportunity of a lifetime-becoming the Vice President of Marketing-is within his grasp, he is determined to succeed. He must rely on the help of an accomplished and beautiful coworker to achieve his goal. A coworker who is as distracting as she is talented. Failure isn't an option for Celeste Hightower. She's had to work too hard to get where she's at. Working with the man she's had a crush on for the past four years is just another hurdle she needs to cross. Too bad fear of failing keeps her from chasing her true dream. A workplace romance is a bad idea-they rarely work out. And Grant doesn't break the rules. Especially with so much on the line. He needs Celeste's help to connect with his younger siblings, though, and she needs moral support to face her estranged father again. The more they work together outside the office, the blurrier the lines become. When Celeste finds out she's been living a lie, and Grant's younger sister goes missing, their relationship is put to the test.

Breaking down in a nowhere town called Providence wasn't part of the plan.The only break single mother, Amy Lawson, catches after losing her job and finding her boyfriend with another woman, is a broken-down car. Stranded and desperate, she finds herself at the mercy of a handsome, brooding mechanic. When he offers her help, she accepts, knowing too well the pain that comes from trusting others.Widower and grieving father, Ben Young, fixes cars and avoids people. He can't stand to see the pity in their eyes. There's something different in Amy's eyes, though, and he's driven to help her-for her little girl's sake. But helping means caring, and that's not something he's capable of. Not anymore.Just when it looks like a relationship might be possible between Ben and Amy, she realizes her breaking down in this small town wasn't an accident. She holds the key to what happened to Ben's family. But will her quest for answers cost her everything?

Falling in love with a stranger can be dangerous.Rancher Jake Winters is comfortable with his quiet, predictable life. He's not interested in love, especially if it comes at the expense of his ranch. His life is turned upside down, however, after he rescues a beautiful woman from a car crash.Fingerprints identify the lone survivor of the wreck and the victim of an abduction as Emily Anderson. The doctor says her memory loss is caused by psychological trauma. She'll remember when she's able to accept what happened. If that's the case, Emily isn't sure she wants to remember.Certain Emily's life is still in danger, Jake is determined to keep her safe. But can he do so while fighting his attraction for her? When Emily's memory returns, she realizes falling for a man like Jake is a mistake. One she has made before.

She's determined to prove herself in a man's world no matter what obstacles he throws at her. Scott Wheeler enjoys working with his hands. If it wasn't for the paperwork, being a mechanic at Knight's Repair Shop would be the perfect job for someone like him-someone with dyslexia. But he wants more. A shop of his own only means more paperwork though. Kennedy Macgregor's life is right on track. That is until her father passes away unexpectedly, and her hopes for a partnership in his auto repair shop vanish into thin air, along with a six-year relationship. Needing a fresh start while she reevaluates her life, she takes a job as a mechanic in a small town called Providence. Scott doesn't consider himself a male chauvinist, but he can't work with Kennedy. For one, women don't belong in garages, and two, she's much too distracting. Accidents happen when people get distracted, and he can't let that happen again.

Falling in love with a fake boyfriend shouldn't be so difficult. When her father pushes her-for business reasons-into an engagement with a man she detests, Eden DuPont leaves the city and visits her friend in the small town of Providence. She doesn't intend to stick around, so why does she find everything so charming, including the handsome sheriff's deputy? Rudy Wheeler finds the newcomer attractive, but he knows a socialite like Eden will never be content to settle down in this one-horse town. Even though his ten-year plan doesn't include falling in love, he pretends to be Eden's boyfriend to get her dad off her case. Eden and Rudy are repeatedly pulled into one disastrous situation after another. She's sure it's a sign a relationship between them is a bad idea. Rudy agrees, but finds himself falling for her, nonetheless. Can Rudy convince Eden to change lanes and take a chance on them? Or will he let his ten-year plan cost him everything?