Ruthie Robinson

A wealthy white college student has a passionate affair with an African-American woman who is not from his elite world, and unexpectedly loses his heart to her. Original.

Reye's Gold

David Kim is married to his job at his parents' convenience store company...and it's the only commitment he wants. So when his parents are blackmailed and their business is threatened, he doesn't hesitate to move to Austin to investigate their number one suspect: his estranged grandfather, Jae Chung Park. David doesn't expect to mix pleasure with business, but then he meets the sassy, pretty, and unpredictable granddaughter of Jae Chung's best friend. The instant David drives into the auto-repair shop Lark Edwards owns with her father, she knows she wants him. But she has a rule. After growing up with a fashion model mother who made her way through four husbands, she's decided never to get serious with a man. But a steamy one night stand with David leaves her desperate for more, and when it turns out that he lives in her condo complex and is related to her grandfather's best friend, she's tempted to throw the rule book out the window. A series of strange incidents at the condo complex, from a stolen chicken to dyed cats and a glued doggy door, throw David and Lark together, as do their grandfathers, who are determined for the two to marry. Their chemistry is undeniable, but will these two workaholics rethink their priorities and give love a chance?

My Chicken Story

An unlikely romance blossoms between a town's reigning garden queen and the new eco-friendly guy on the block, as he teaches her that through compassion, determination, and devotion, their love can steady any storm. Original.

Steady

Do Overs

Robinson explores several years in the lives of a sassy waitress and a man who could be the love of her life, if only the mess they create can be straightened out. Original.

Lights Out

A decade can be a long time in the life of a person. More than enough time to recover from the loss of someone you loved. Lucas Quinn sure hoped so. He'd loved Sirena -crazy loved her, in that my-soul-mate-forever-after-kind of love way and it failed. Big time failed. No worries, though, he moved on and out to California, restarted his life, started his company, and now its ten years later, and he's hugely successful, engaged to be married, and back in Austin. Finally, it's time to make amends, to put his past behind him, to right an old wrong, so that his future can finally be his own. Sirena Wilson is the co- founder for Will Work For Food, a non-profit that supports the homeless population in and around Austin, TX. It's her life, and she's proud of it. It's safe and comfortable, complete with girl friends. So what if they are all over the age of seventy-little old ladies. It's where she belongs, on the shelf right along with them. She's has her career, her little old lady friends to take care of her and she them. It's enough right? Plus she's been there and done that with the love thing, travelled that path before and it left her alone and hurt and no way is she going back to that period in her life. What to do with Lucas though, back in town, bringing all those old-not-so-buried-hurts to the fore, along with her not so-buried-long-ago-love, making her question everything. Again.

Will Work for Food

Mariah Sullivan is a tattoo-wearing, bruise-covered, kick-ass roller derby girl who doesn't put up with people who mistreat others. Her fierce exterior masks a woman who is loving, compassionate and deeply loyal to those she loves. Adam Barnett Jr. is a dentist like his father. He has come to Austin to take over his father's dental practice while he recuperates from an accident. The timing couldn't have worked better for Adam, who just broke off his wedding engagement to a woman he thought was perfect, both inside and out. He meets Mariah at her regular dental appointment. She is interested, willing to put aside her normal reticence and give him a chance. Adam, however, assumes the worst about her, given her black eye and the bruises on her arm. He assumes that she is the victim of some form of abuse and he approaches her in an attempt to help her seek help. But Mariah, with assistance from Adam's father, has a thing or two to teach him about making assumptions. As they spend time together and get to know each other they find sex, friendship, and eventually love.

So Different

Money may not be the root of all evil, but for Barnabus Lee Cooper (Coop), the recipient of his family's vast fortune, it can be a burden. Coopersville, located in Central Texas, is home to his ancestor's dark past, and the acts of his family still loom over his future. Coop is seeking two things in a woman-- someone who can see beyond the money to the man beneath, and someone he can trust with his past. Kendall Edwards, a professor of Business at the University is weary. Having grown up under the hands of an opportunistic mother, for whom the lure of money was everything, she wants as far away from that as she can get. But no matter how hard she seems to try, she is always pegged as her mother's daughter. Can these two get past their family's legacies and find the best in each other? Sometimes apples do fall far from the tree.

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