Stephanie Kay

Penny Connor is putting the pieces of her life back in logical order. At least that's the plan. Six months ago, her world imploded when she walked in on her fiancé with another woman. After calling off her wedding, she spent a week acting completely out of character in the Tuscan countryside with a scorchingly hot man. They didn't even exchange last names.​Ethan Hartnell has grudgingly returned home. He's got an image to fix after being traded to the San Francisco Strikers, due to some questionable behavior. He plans to keep his nose to the ice, focusing on the career he loves. Everything is going according to plan, until he walks into a friend's bar and sees her. She'd left him in her bed in Italy, with a note, and run.​Which is exactly what she does when they see each other again.It should be a sign.So why does he keep chasing her?

San Francisco Strikers

Breakout

Lexi Wells has been searching for her perfect match online. Not that he needs to be perfect. Just someone who she can hold a conversation with, who will give her mind-blowing orgasms, maintain a steady job, and fall in love with her six-year-old daughter. Why is that so damn impossible?Grant Parker isn't looking for forever, at least not yet. He's moving in a few months for his final four years with the Coast Guard, and then he'll think about settling down. Now is not the right time for happily ever after, much to his family's frustration.Then he rescues Lexi from a horrible date. Over chocolate lava cake they decide to have some fun before he leaves. Where's the harm in two consenting adults enjoying dessert and each other for the next few months?They're just scratching an itch until he leaves, so why does it feel like so much more?

A Love by the Bay Novel

Unmatched

Lily Pierson's life has been turned upside down. Now a single mother raising her seven-year-old twins, and finishing up a long and painful divorce, she's ready to get her life back on track. Distractions are not welcome. Especially in the form of Adam Byrne, her brother's best friend. A constant figure in her life, who's been absent recently. But he won't leave her thoughts, nor will the kiss they shared when they were kids. A kiss he doesn't remember.Adam Byrne's life is finally where it should be. After an injury took away his dream of playing professional hockey, and his father passed away, Adam found himself running the family bar. Years later and finally happy in his new role, he decides to expand the business. He's been avoiding Lily, but she's the best realtor in town, so he enlists her help, knowing that the more time they spend together, the harder it will be to fight what's between them.Can Lily truly let go and give love another chance? Can Adam find happiness with the woman who has been there all along? Could this be their Last Call for love?

Last Call

Skating the Line

Sara Randolph is head chef in a bar frequented by the San Francisco Strikers hockey team. With her history of having her heart broken by athletes, she really should be avoiding them. They're her Kryptonite, and left winger Colin O'Sullivan is at the top of the No Touch List, in spite of his delicious flirtations. Colin "Sully" O'Sullivan is tired of being second best. His home team took the Stanley Cup the year after he was traded to San Francisco. He's been on the top line on the Strikers for a few years and now his spot is in question. But when the ginger-haired jokester lands a night in the arms of Sara, he thinks his luck is finally changing. Until she tells him it was all a terrible mistake. Sara can't believe she let herself get carried away with Sully. He's an athlete. A player in all variations of the word. Been there. Done that. Never again. But there's no denying their attraction is hot enough to melt all the ice in the arena. When it comes to a faceoff between them, are they willing to own up to the truth about how they really feel about each other?

Faceoff

Delay of Game

Fractured Rhythm

A tragedy in her past inspired Maggie Terraza to become a pediatric oncologist. Her focus on her career leaves little room in her life for anything else. Maggie might have loved Alex Westbrook for years, but they were on very different paths. When Alex's career takes him from their Chicago hometown to the west coast, whatever they had between them had to end. Maggie can't let a long-distance relationship distract her, no matter how it breaks her heart. But when a residency opens up at San Francisco's Children's Hospital, can she avoid seeing Alex?Alex "Westie" Westbrook loves his job playing with the San Francisco Strikers hockey team. His life is the game, but also giving back to his new city with his Westie's Warriors Foundation, offering an arena suite to sick children and their families from Children's Hospital. The last person he expects to see when he greet the kids in the suite is the woman who stole his heart and iced him out four years ago.Fate has finally brought Maggie and Alex back to the same city. Can he open his heart again to the woman who broke it? Can Maggie find room for both her career and the man she never stopped loving? With the holidays fast approaching, they may discover all they really want for Christmas is a second chance at love.

All I Want

The best of friends, but nothing more. Until now... Graphic designer Maddie Lanzi is still figuring out her life. Her freelance business is up and sort of running, but something is missing---her best friend. The only constant in her life since birth. Inseparable. Until a year ago. Pastry chef Marco Marchetti has spent the last year in Paris honing his skill with all things chocolate. Life is good. The only thing that could make it better is having his best friend Maddie by his side. Now he's heading stateside to make truffles for her brother's wedding. He's excited to see his family, but all he really wants is to hang with Maddie. They're even rooming together, just like when they were kids. When a hotel mix-up turns two queen beds into one massive king-size, he's seeing his best friend in a whole new light. Will a weekend of passion turn into a lifetime together or will Marco be heading back to Paris alone?

All American Boy Series

About a Boy

Andi Kay

This is a book about where to find them, when to keep them, why to break it off and how to lose them. It’s a book that tackles such important questions as: How do you read between the lines to discern what’s true and what’s not? Should you fake orgasm? Is it okay to break up via voice mail? What if your kids don’t like him? And what should you write in your on-line ad? We fervently believe this book will enable all single women to learn what we’ve learned, laugh along with us at our mistakes and thus have an easier time charting those uncharted waters on their way to new relationships. Mothers and daughters compare notes on all sorts of things, but few get to compare notes on the dating scene, let alone write a mother-daughter dating book together. We didn’t plan things this way. I suddenly found myself widowed after 19 years of marriage and my daughter, Andi, became a divorcee after ten years of marriage. We both re-emerged as singles at times in our lives when we least expected to do so. We discovered over the years—as we compared notes, soothed each other’s egos, offered encouragement, and giggled uproariously over some of the funnier anecdotes our dating experiences have yielded—that commiseration was a learning and healing experience and– most important of all—great fun. We decided to broaden the circle and interview our friends—two very different generations of dating women–and we found we had all reached many similar conclusions, namely that there are few problems that can’t be rectified, that women are too hard on themselves in dealing with men, and that it’s far better to laugh than to take these things too seriously. Kiss and Tell: Tales by a Mother and Daughter is filled with our stories and newfound wisdom. We look at how children fit into the dating picture for younger women. Is it possible to find a man who not only loves you but also adores your children? And we look at the discomfort older women might feel about suddenly dating again after forty plus years of marriage. Invaluable dos and don’ts of dating are included throughout the book

Tales by a Mother and Daughter

Kiss and Tell

This is a book about where to find them, when to keep them, why to break it off and how to lose them. It's a book that tackles such important questions as: How do you read between the lines to discern what's true and what's not? Should you fake orgasm? Is it okay to break up via voice mail? What if your kids don't like him? And what should you write in your on-line ad? We fervently believe this book will enable all single women to learn what we've learned, laugh along with us at our mistakes and thus have an easier time charting those uncharted waters on their way to new relationships. Mothers and daughters compare notes on all sorts of things, but few get to compare notes on the dating scene, let alone write a mother-daughter dating book together. We didn't plan things this way. I suddenly found myself widowed after 19 years of marriage and my daughter, Andi, became a divorcee after ten years of marriage. We both re-emerged as singles at times in our lives when we least expected to do so. We discovered over the years as we compared notes, soothed each other's egos, offered encouragement, and giggled uproariously over some of the funnier anecdotes our dating experiences have yielded that commiseration was a learning and healing experience and most important of all great fun. We decided to broaden the circle and interview our friends two very different generations of dating women and we found we had all reached many similar conclusions, namely that there are few problems that can't be rectified, that women are too hard on themselves in dealing with men, and that it's far better to laugh than to take these things too seriously. Kiss and Tell: Tales by a Mother and Daughter is filled with our stories and newfound wisdom. We look at how children fit into the dating picture for younger women. Is it possible to find a man who not only loves you but also adores your children? And we look at the discomfort older women might feel about suddenly dating again after forty plus years of marriage. Invaluable dos and don'ts of dating are included throughout the book

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