C. W. Farnsworth

One boy. One girl. Two feuding towns. MAEVE I've heard a lot of things about Weston Cole. Popular. Conceited. Supercilious. He's spent the last three years steadily dismantling my family's legacy. I should hate him. And I did. Until I encountered him freshman year and discovered he's also troubled. Captivating. Audacious. And when I come across him again senior year, it turns out that knowledge is even more dangerous than his suggestive smirk... WESTON No girl in Glenmont is more untouchable than Maeve Stevens. She lives across enemy lines. Her father is the head football coach. Her twin brother's their quarterback. My latest problem? One glimpse of her viridian eyes makes me forget about the decades long rivalry between our two towns. A few forbidden kisses, and the only thing I want to fight for? Her.

Kiss Now, Lie Later

An arranged marriage between two families considered American royalty results in a power struggle that might divide their proposed empire instead of unite it.

Fake Empire

Two teenagers from very different backgrounds navigate the highs and lows of loss, love, and heartbreak in a small Kentucky town.

Left Field Love

A chance encounter changes the trajectory of two strangers lives when they subsequently fall in love, throwing their respective dreams and responsibilities into total disarray.

Four Months, Three Words

He's the guy every girl wants... She's the girl he can never have...High expectations are nothing new to Jace Dawson or to Princess Vivienne, but everything else about their lives is completely different. He's striving to achieve his dream of playing professional football. She's been constrained since birth from everything except preparing to rule a small country. His family's farm in Nebraska is struggling financially, while she's accustomed to the opulent walls of a palace. He's arrogant and determined; she's capricious and aloof. Unprecedented revelations suddenly push Vivienne even closer to the throne, but also provide her with the opportunity to experience what she's always wanted more than anything: normalcy. An intricate plan sends her to Lincoln University. There, she discovers American royalty wears football jerseys instead of crowns the moment her newfound anonymity first encounters Jace. Both Vivienne and Jace are used to being treated with deference, but refuse to extend it to each other. She finds him conceited and exasperating, while he's intrigued by her temper and unveiled contempt.He has no idea she's actual royalty, and she doesn't care everyone else treats him like he is. One semester of freedom is all Vivienne has before returning home to eventually rule. One season is all Jace has left to ensure his own future and that of his family. Neither of them can afford to feel more than annoyance towards the other, but as they each see glimpses behind their respective facades, that may be more difficult than either anticipated. Impossible, even.

Six summers. Six chances. One week spent pretending. Ever since her younger sister's engagement was announced, Harper Williams has been dreading the wedding. What should be a joyous, sun-drenched affair is sure to be filled with plenty of awkward moments, thanks to Harper's strained relationship with her only sibling. Awkwardness enhanced by the wedding's location-a lake in Maine, swimming with painful memories of their late father. Running into Drew Halifax-her childhood crush, who grew up to be the golden boy of hockey-is a surprise. Not nearly as shocking as his offer to be her plus-one is though. She expects him to back out. He shows up. She's looking for a distraction from the past. He's killing time until his season starts and he can chase the championship. She's guarded yet outgoing. He's easygoing yet focused. They hardly know each other. Until one week of sharing secrets, pretending to be in love, and sleeping in the same bed changes everything. Feelings that were supposed to be fake start to feel very real. Problem is, neither of them is looking for a relationship. At most, they're meant to be a summer fling. Definitely not a happily ever after. But when it comes to falling? You have no control. Once you start, it's impossible to stop. And sometimes...it takes six summers.

Six Summers to Fall

One boy. One girl. Two feuding towns. MAEVE I've heard a lot of things about Weston Cole. He's popular. Conceited. Obnoxious. Most importantly, he's spent the past three years steadily dismantling my family's football legacy. I should hate him. And I did. Until I encountered him freshman year and discovered he's also troubled. Captivating. Considerate. When our paths cross again senior year, that knowledge becomes even more dangerous than his suggestive smirk. Hating him was easy. Before I met him. WESTON No girl in Glenmont is more untouchable than Maeve Stevens. She lives across enemy lines. Her father is Glenmont's head football coach. Her twin brother is their quarterback. My latest problem? One conversation with Maeve makes me forget about the decades long rivalry between our two towns. Makes me forget there's a team of guys relying on me to lead them to victory against our main rival. A few forbidden kisses, and there's only one thing I want to fight for. Her.

What do you do when you encounter the famous footballer voted "Sexiest Athlete Alive" three years running on a soccer field in Germany? If you're Saylor Scott, you challenge him to a shoot-out. And win. Saylor's goals have always involved the literal kind constructed from posts and netting. Her single-minded focus has cost her a lot, but it's also earned her recognition as the top female college player in the US. She doesn't get attached, she never gets distracted, and she could care less what anyone thinks of her. Meeting Adler Beck, the notorious player celebrated worldwide and coveted by women everywhere, challenges her indifference. But Saylor perfected the art of appearing unbothered a long time ago, and her scoring percentage is even higher off the pitch. Might as well add a gorgeous German to the tally. Because only a fool would fall for a superstar known for breaking hearts alongside records. And no one has ever accused Saylor Scott of being a fool.

First Flight, Final Fall

When people choose to leave, you should let them. That's a lesson Lyla Peterson has learned over and over again. Abandoned more than once, her focus is on ensuring her son never experiences that familiar sting, not on lingering questions from the pain-filled past. Until the opportunity arises to seek elusive answers and Lyla seizes it, opening old wounds and revealing dangerous secrets. He chose to leave. She should have let him.

Pretty Ugly Promises

A country music star's attempt to walk away from the spotlight and lead a normal life is complicated by him falling for the woman his former record label sends to talk him into returning to the stage.

King of Country

"Star pitcher. Town golden boy. Heartbreaker. Nemesis. Caleb Winters was a familiar name long before he deigned Landry High with his presence. It took me all of ten seconds to determine he’s everything I’m not: charismatic, captivating, and celebrated. Unlike most of Landry, he doesn’t shy away from my messy background. Or pretend I don’t exist. He answers my caustic remarks with choice retorts of his own. Our notorious bickering aside, I don’t have time for the town golden boy. I have actual problems. Challenges. Crushing responsibilities. But when I’m suddenly forced to spend more time with him, I unexpectedly discover Caleb Winters might be more than just the entitled jock I’ve sparred with since freshman year. And that realization can only end badly. For me. Because everyone knows he’s destined for big, impressive things, and I’m... not."--back cover

The Hard Way Home

"Georgette Adams is trouble incarnate. Spolied, sassy, smart...and the First Daughter. Getting summoned to a meeting at the White House felt like an honor - until I caught the catch. I'm the newest member of her security detail. Not only for the rest of the summer in DC, but once she leaves for Stanford in the fall as well...But my job description doesn't include making her laugh or enjoying our conversations..."--Back cover.

Serve

A medical resident embarks on a fling with her brother's best friend while he's home on leave from the Air Force, believing it will be easy to end their relationship and learning it's anything but.

Fly Bye

Georgette Adams is trouble incarnate. Spoiled, sassy, smart...and the President's only daughter. Getting summoned to a meeting at the White House felt like an honor-until I caught the catch. I'm the newest member of her security detail. Not only for this summer in DC, but once she leaves for Stanford in the fall as well. Her safety is my responsibility. Trouble is, the only place Georgie respects any rules is on the tennis court. Our priorities clash and our personalities conflict, yet somehow-the more time we spend together, the less it feels like work. But my job description doesn't include making her laugh or enjoying our conversations. And it definitely doesn't involve broken rules or blurred lines. My only job? Is to serve.

After decades of focusing on nothing except his family's company, a drunk night in Vegas with a stranger forces Oliver Kensington to confront what else he wants out of life.

Real Regrets

Follow a boy and a girl who grew up playing basketball together as they navigate life, love, and loss through high school, college, and beyond... FRIDAY NIGHT LIES His name starts with a H. So does happiness. Heartbreak. Home. Hoops. All things I associate with him. Ever since my family moved in across the street when we were both kids, Holden Adams has been that guy. My first crush. My former confidante. My best friend's brother. He's the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. I love him. I hate him. One of those is a lie. I'm just...not sure which. TUESDAY NIGHT TRUTHS She's been part of my life since we were kids. The girl who grew up across the street. The responsible, straight-A student destined for success. My little sister's best friend. Nothing like my reckless, impulsive self. But Cassia Nolan has always been my calm in the midst of chaos. All that centers me, besides basketball. I fought falling for her; it happened anyway. Growing older is supposed to involve getting wiser. But me? I keep making the same mistakes. And when the start of our senior year of college reveals some shocking truths, our relationship looks more fragile than ever. Letting her go sounds impossible. There's a saying about that...and things you love. I'm selfish. But she's the exception-always.

The Truth & Lies Duet

Two college seniors who think they have nothing in common inexplicably find themselves falling for each other.

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