Kelsie Hoss

My ex told me no one would ever want to be with a single mom in her thirties. My billionaire boss thinks otherwise.After my ex left me high and dry, I need make things work for my kids. Even if it means getting rejected for jobs over and over again.When my friend gets me an interview with her boss for an interior design job, I think things are finally looking up. That is until I door ding his Tesla and yell at my kids on the phone during the interview. (For the record, running out of peanut butter does NOT count as an "emergency.")But for some reason? he offers me the job.As a boss, Gage Griffen is intense, driven, and demanding. But under his layers of Armani and grumpy exterior, he's also generous, kind, and treats my kids the way I wish their dad would.I need to keep my distance, because this job is our fresh start. And messing up this opportunity could ruin everything, including my heart.Hello Billionaire is a grumpy/sunshine rom com featuring a steamy billionaire, a plus-size single mom, three matchmaking children, and one hell of a happily ever after.

Hello Billionaire

"My life is falling apart, and the guy I meet at the bar might be the one to help me put it back together," said No One Ever.Getting dumped by my fiancé and going to the bar was not a good look. Neither was stealing condoms from the student supply and going home with a complete stranger.But here I was.And I quickly find out this man isn't a stranger after all. He's the father of one of my students, which makes him completely off limits.Let's just hope Cohen--and his magical mouth--are worth all the trouble. Hello Single Dad is a sexy rom com told from dual perspectives featuring a quirky plus size heroine, a hot single dad, and plenty of spice. Readers 18 and up, enjoy. ;)

Hello Single Dad

Confessions of a High School Guidance Counselor

He’s my new coworker with a heart of gold and looks that could kill. And me? Well, I'm so perpetually single my grandma is setting me up on dates with guys from the grocery store.

By thirty, you’re supposed to have a home, a dog, a boyfriend or at least a string of lovers in the past. Instead, I’m a twenty-eight-year-old virgin living with my parents to save money. My job managing an apartment complex is the one thing I’m proud of–and that’s not just because a complete hottie just walked in the door.

Tyler Griffen is here working on a construction project for nine months, which means we’ll be seeing a lot of each other. Which I don’t mind one bit if it means getting more face time with those tattooed, muscled arms and his heart melting smile.

When my boss lays down a no-dating-coworkers rule, I almost laugh. Tyler and I couldn’t be more opposite if we tried, but the thing is… I think he likes me. He’s always helping me with my hunk-of-junk car problems, saves me from the most awful blind date, and even appeases my grandma’s wish to attend my nephew’s birthday party.

What do you do when you’re thrust from being the funny fat friend into the main character of a steamy rom com you never expected?

And more importantly, how do you handle the heartbreak when he leaves?

Confessions of the Funny Fat Friend

Hello Doctor

He’s my new coworker with a heart of gold and looks that could kill. And me? Well, I'm so perpetually single my grandma is setting me up on dates with guys from the grocery store. By thirty, you’re supposed to have a home, a dog, a boyfriend or at least a string of lovers in the past. Instead, I’m a twenty-eight-year-old virgin living with my parents to save money. My job managing an apartment complex is the one thing I’m proud of–and that’s not just because a complete hottie just walked in the door. Tyler Griffen is here working on a construction project for nine months, which means we’ll be seeing a lot of each other. Which I don’t mind one bit if it means getting more face time with those tattooed, muscled arms and his heart melting smile. When my boss lays down a no-dating-coworkers rule, I almost laugh. Tyler and I couldn’t be more opposite if we tried, but the thing is… I think he likes me. He’s always helping me with my hunk-of-junk car problems, saves me from the most awful blind date, and even appeases my grandma’s wish to attend my nephew’s birthday party. What do you do when you’re thrust from being the funny fat friend into the main character of a steamy rom com you never expected? And more importantly, how do you handle the heartbreak when he leaves?

Hello Temptation

Confession: I’m known for writing the best happily ever afters… but I’ve never been in love.

Writing about love and intimacy and everything in between is my job, and my readers love me for it. But faking it is never good--in writing or in bed.

My career is going better than ever with one of my books being turned into a movie, but by the time my first live interview is over, so am I. Not only did I admit to never being in love, I said love was--and I quote--a purely fictional concept that only exists in books.

Now even my most loyal fans never want to read another book I write, let alone watch the movie.

My agent says I only have one option to save my career (aka the one true love of my life).

I need to fall in love. And not with a book boyfriend this time.

As if that’s even possible.

Even though I’ve been a wordsmith my entire life, all I can come up with is a five-word fragment:

Biggest disaster of the century.

Confessions of a Smutty Romance Writer is a spicy rom com told from dual perspectives featuring a confident plus size heroine, a hot (and totally not boring) accountant, and plenty of spice. Readers 18 and up, enjoy. ;)

Confessions of a Smutty Romance Author

Hello Heartbreaker

Confession: I’m known for writing the best happily ever afters… but I don’t believe in love.

But you’re not allowed to say that on live TV when you’re promoting the movie based on your book. The movie producers will get really mad and threaten to cancel the sequel. Unless you can prove to the public that you have a boyfriend. A real one not nestled in the pages of a book.

Jonas seems like the perfect option for a fake boyfriend–a vanilla accountant that I would never in a million years catch feelings for. That is until I get to know him more…

He’s dependable, thoughtful, and has the kind of family I wish I’d had growing up.

This fake relationship was supposed to save my career from ruin, but now I’m worried it will ruin my heart instead.

Hello Fake Boyfriend 

A confident, plus size CEO running a billion dollar company and the country’s best professional quarterback… it sounds like the ultimate power couple, if it wasn’t all pretend.

Fake dating was not in the plan this year. Especially since I hardly have time for actual dating.

That is until Ford Madigan makes me an offer I can’t refuse: a fake relationship that will benefit us both. He’ll get away from the team owner’s entitled daughter while I score some points with members of the company’s board who love him more than they hate me.

It all seems like a simple business transaction–make a few public appearances and pretend we’re in love until we both get what we want.

The problem is… I find out he’s more than just another jock. He’s a humanitarian using his fortune to help kids all over Texas. Not to mention, he isn’t intimidated by my success like most men.

Now I want more from him. I want something real.

But scars from his past keep him from risking his heart a second time.

I haven’t gotten where I am in life from settling, but I’m also not the kind of woman who will wait around for a man to realize what’s right in front of him.

Will he make this relationship more? Or will I be the one who got away?

Hello Quarterback

Men view love as a game. One you can walk away from.

At least that's what the men in my life have taught me. My dad ran off when I was young, and just when I thought I was getting my own happily ever after, my ex left me on my own with two kids.

Trying to pick up the pieces, I move to a small town where I can have help from my children's grandparents. I think I know what to expect from small-town life. Until I meet my new neighbor.

Knox Madigan. Local hero. Great smile. So hot I'm sure I'd be burned if I got too close.

Literally. He and my kids are in a major prank war. From whoopie cushions in my bed to snapping fireworks under my front door mat, I've witnessed it all. But I can't hold it against him because my kids are smiling more than I've seen since their dad left.

Every meddling person in this town thinks we'd be the perfect match, but I know better.

History's shown men view love as a game, and he's an expert. But I can't afford to play with my heart again. Especially since it's not just my heart on the line.

Kelsie Hoss

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