Lynn Stevens

One summer is all they have. Will it be enough or will it destroy Carly's heart?

Just One Summer

She’s too trusting... Elora has never been so cold. Growing up in the tropics did not prepare her for a new life in Minnesota. For the first time, she’s living in a place that doesn’t float and her best friend isn’t also her family. Everything is a new experience, a new adventure. Including hockey. The arena is freezing, but the game is fierce, fast, and fascinating. She can’t take her eyes off the action… or off a certain player. He’s wary of everyone... Wyatt is done with puck bunnies. He just wants to play, go to class, and be left alone. The opposite sex dishes out nothing but misery. School and hockey must come first. Then he meets Elora, and she’s totally clueless about hockey, about school, about a little bit of everything. And she’s the opposite of the ice queen who crushed his heart. But he’s not ready to light that lamp. When Elora suffers a crisis of confidence, Wyatt’s willing to help her regain her faith in people, especially him. Even if it takes confronting his past to have a future. Can Wyatt show Elora that he’s the man she thinks he is or will they end up being two ships passing in the night?

Cross Check

She never got to tell him goodbye… Grace Addison was forced to move after her junior year in high school, and she wasn’t given the chance to tell anyone. For the first time in four years, Grace is back in Minnesota. But it’s not really the home she once knew. All she ever wanted was to be home and with the boy she always loved. He’s thought of her for years… After all this time, Nolan Thomas still feels Grace’s absence. She disappeared just after they crossed that line between friendship and something more. Now a senior at Ridder U, Nolan plays for the hockey team, studies hard, and has never given up hope that Grace might wander back into his life. Then he sees her in the library. Will Nolan be able to reach the girl he once knew or will Grace’s dark past stop them from having a bright future?

Hooked

The night before my wedding, I ran. I needed a place to hide. A place to start over. A place to figure out how to move forward with my life. When my cousin Lena offered me a rent free apartment in Chicago, it seemed like the perfect solution. And it was until the legal tenant, a Marine named Josh, returned early from his deployment overseas. The little security I had shattered. I had no place left to go, and I couldn’t live with a man I didn’t know. But I had no choice. If he knew how badly I was damaged, he wouldn’t want me around. After all, that’s what he had told me over and over. Nobody would want me. Maybe sometimes you have to run away to find yourself. The night before my wedding, I ran, but I hadn’t run far enough.

Roomies

Anyone who says they're having the worst day hasn't met me. My girlfriend cheated, I blew out my knee, and probably trashed my chance of going pro. All in one day. Then my jerk professor tells I'm almost on academic probation. Awesome. Now I get to find a tutor. Enter Mallory Fine, quiet, a little intense, and my kind of gorgeous. Who also happens to hate baseball and any guy who plays it. Hello, curiosity. I tell myself this will be nothing more than a tutoring relationship. I'm a liar. I want this girl. How hard can her secrets be to unravel? It might be a challenge, but so is getting back on the ball field and I'm determined to make that happen-no matter the cost.

Full Count

She's tired of playing games. Rachel Westbrook has it all: looks, money, prestige. What she doesn't have is a good reputation. She's tired of being the rebound girl. When her friend Vicky proposes a blind-ish date with Adam Marshall, Rachel thinks she might actually have a chance to turn things around. Then she sees Adam checking out his ex-girlfriend, Heather. She knows how to play this game. She’s played it before. But Adam doesn't want Rachel to be just his ruse to get over his ex. He wants to help Rachel change her reputation. They make a deal to fake a relationship until they can both move on. Now Rachel’s falling for an unavailable guy. She focuses on her three-person basketball team to keep her sane as they prepare for a tournament they need to win. Except Adam’s on her mind more than he should be.Adam opens up to her, and she’s not sure if it’s authentic or all part of the game. When tragedy strikes, can she turn to him for a shoulder to cry on? Or would that only lead to more heartache? As Rachel discovers things aren’t always what they seem, she has to figure out if what she has with Adam is legit or if she really is just another rebound. Download this YA sports romance today!

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A Full Length Children's Play

Cinderella

Do you believe in love at first write? Macie Regan is too busy for much of a social life. College graduation is looming, her job prospects are grim, and she’s planning her best friend Lauren’s bachelorette party. Her only outlets are messages from Guy, her anonymous pen pal for the last four months. Macie needs to decide if she should meet Guy in person or let things stay as they are: safe and uninhibited. When Lauren decides on a joint bachelor-bachelorette party, she wants Macie to put past grudges aside to plan it with Macie’s least favorite person on the planet: Zac Sparks. Zac Sparks has had his life planned out for him, and he’s totally okay with that. He’ll start working full-time for his father’s investment firm after graduation; eventually move up the ladder and one day take over the company. Everything is straight and narrow. Nothing requires too much thinking. But when he talks to his mystery girl on the Blind Friends app his best friend Ford and fiancée Lauren created, he lets himself be honest and open in a way he’s never been able to before. It helps him ignore the party planning with Macie Regan, who would rather slit his throat than have a civil conversation. When Macie finds out Zac is the anonymous messenger, she realizes how wrong she’s been about him and decides to show him who she really is. Hopefully he’ll see that what he’s got right in front of him is exactly what he’s looking for on the other side of his screen.

Swipe Left for Love

"The perfect mix of laughter, heartache, and sexiness to leave me swooning and wanting more." - Cole Gibson, author of Written on My Heart Olivia Dawson doesn't make mistakes. Unless those mistakes are a tall, broad-shouldered, cocky baseball player named Devon Miller. Devon and Olivia have been competing in their engineering classes since freshman year, and he seems to want nothing more than to get under her skin and shake her confidence. Unless you count that one time when he got under more than just her skin... Now, they're pitted against each other for a coveted internship that could open tons of doors for each of them. Only one of them can win. And they're both ready to fight dirty if they need to. Could Devon be playing for more than just his own gain—could he be after her heart? Olivia is about to find out. Game on. Each book in the Westland University series is a standalone story that can be enjoyed out of order. Series Order: Book #1 Full Count Book #2 Game On

Game On

Going home is rarely a good idea, until you discover what home really means.After the disaster of Westland's steroid scandal, Chuck Mathis knows his baseball dreams are kaput; so he decides to focus on his other dream: psychology. He'll graduate from Westland University, then he'll leave Madison to earn his master's and PhD. Nothing is going to stand in his way. Not his overbearing father. Not even baseball.Except maybe Sophie Tipton. Chuck decides to work for his father and play on his father's slow-pitch softball team over the summer. Sophie manages the team. She's not about to let some college baseball player take over either. And Chuck wants to do more than just play ball with the fiery beauty.Just as things are falling into place, they start to fall apart. Chuck has to choose between his love of baseball and the girl who has stolen his heart. It's an impossible decision.

Stealing Home

One summer. One plan. One chance to shine. Cami Harris is ready to leave Branson behind for the bright lights of Nashville… or New York… or L.A. She’s not sure which. She knows any of those cities could help her with her lifelong dream of becoming the next musical superstar. Before she graduates, a once in a lifetime opportunity appears on her doorstep. Southern rock legend Hank Walker is coming to Mountain View Theater for the summer, and she’s hired as one of his backup singers. Cami’s excited to have the chance to learn from a certified rock god, even if he’s a certified jerk. Hank’s son Dylan offers to take Cami under his wing and teach her everything he knows about the music industry. Dylan and Cami grow closer, but he’s holding something back. Something that could destroy their relationships before it even starts. As Cami navigates the world of rock-n-roll, love, and family, she has to decide if leaving Branson is really what she wants or if home is where she needs to be.

Just One Song

The night before my wedding, I ran.I needed a place to hide. A place to start over. A place to figure out how to move forward with my life. When my cousin Lena offered me a rent free apartment in Chicago, it seemed like the perfect solution. And it was until the legal tenant, a Marine named Josh, returned early from his deployment overseas.The little security I had shattered. I had no place left to go, and I couldn't live with a man I didn't know. But I had no choice. If he knew how badly I was damaged, he wouldn't want me around. After all, that's what he had told me over and over. Nobody would want me.Maybe sometimes you have to run away to find yourself. The night before my wedding, I ran, but I hadn't ran far enough.

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