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Fox, a marketing executive, analyzes his dates using spreadsheets. Drew, a grad student in history, lets his emotions guide him. Both are starting to wonder if they’ll ever find Ms. Right. Then their dating app, Q*pid, suggests that they try dating each other.
Cameron North inherits his Great Aunt Hilda’s tea shop on the remote island of Farlough, a place he hasn’t been since the day his heart was broken a dozen years before. His return may heal some wounds, but threatens to open new ones.
Two dads meet in the park: one’s single and lonely, the other’s a contented househusband whose wife is a globe-trotting executive. They quickly become friends, and almost as quickly become much more.
Frat House Troopers tells the story of two state police officers who, in the course of solving a case, come to realize they mean more to each other than simply best friends.
Second in the Brandt& Donnelly Capers series, Wrestling Demons follows the next great adventure in the lives of the troopers, and introduces some new ones.
The third in the Brandt & Donnelly Capers series, A Wedding to Die For involves intrigue, excitement, and plenty of sexytimes for Ethan, Gabriel, and some new characters that I think you’ll enjoy getting to know.
The troopers hoped for a quiet getaway on the beach, but what they get is a chaotic, stormy, action-packed saga involving six regular college guys and the hijinks they get up to during their last spring break together.
Brandt and Donnelly’s wedding is almost here, and you know what that means: bachelor party! Or, rather, Bachelors Party.
The sixth book in the Brandt & Donnelly Capers series, this double-length adventure takes our troopers around the world in their quest to finally walk down the aisle together.
Riley, left at the altar by his fiancée, goes on a reality show to compete for a bachelorette and get his mojo back. Along the way, he meets Asher, another bachelor with a very different goal in mind.
While performing as Cupid on Valentine’s Day, Josh has the unpleasant task of delivering a break-up message to Dallas from his girlfriend, Jess. Jess is convinced Dallas is gay, and when Josh tries to comfort him, he finds she may very well be right.