Michelle Sutton

Bree Le Fleur desires to remain pure for her future husband. When she moves to Arizona, she meets her new neighbor, Donato Garafalo Jr., race car driver and model. Despite his charisma and charm, she's not impressed. After Bree gets to know Donny, she decides he's not such a bad guy. She reluctantly agrees to pose as his fianc e to help Donny convince his father that he's a reformed man. While participating in the ruse, she is attracted to him in ways she never anticipated. At the same time, she can't help wondering why a man with a playboy reputation would be interested in a girl with no experience.Fed up with his son's reckless ways, Donny's father threatens to sell their family's business to a stranger unless Donny settles down and commits to one woman. Now Donny needs to find a good girl, and he's not sure where to look. Bree, his neighbor, appears to be the perfect girl for his ruse, and Donny always gets what Donny wants. But Bree is different from the other women he's dated. She's not an easy conquest and soon he finds himself sitting beside her in church. As he attempts to win her heart, she feels threatened by his past and turns up the heat. For the first time ever, Donny fights temptation and has to learn to say no to himself. As tensions rise, their relationship is tested. Will their newfound love survive?

It's Not About Me, Him, or Her is the compilation of three separate novels into one paperback. Individual titles are It's Not About Me, It's Not about Him, and It's Not About Her.Annie, Susie and Deena come up against overwhelming circumstances that seem impossible to survive. While each young woman embarks on a spiritual journey to find healing, she is pursued by a man that while attempting to help, only ends up making things more complicated for her. Annie, Susie and Deena struggle to find hope and healing despite all of the meddling from Dan, Jeff and Tony.

Diane is a lawyer who fights for the rights of children placed in foster care. She's determined to give them what she never had - a functional family. It's a tough job, but she loves advocacy. She understands what it feels like to be unwanted, or worse, desired solely because of what she could do for her parents. This dark time from her childhood still influences her adult life. Men want her, but their overtures are always motivated by what she can do for them. Nobody loves her for herself. Better to remain single than be used again.Dave hires Diane to help him retain custody of his foster son. He wants to adopt the little boy once Joey's parents' rights are terminated. Diane is an excellent advocate in court, but she is so gorgeous it distracts Dave to the point he considers replacing her several times. They can never have a relationship because of the many issues complicating his life. Plus, when his wife was alive he could never make her happy, and he doesn't want to bank his son's future on another beautiful woman who would eventually leave them. Better to raise his son alone. Their mutual love for Joey draws them together. Will it be enough to mend their wounded hearts?