Coming November

The Earl's Christmas Letter

Right letter, wrong man

Lady Bethany Carter has one simple task: return her friend’s scandalous love letter before anyone reads it. But when her overeager maid delivers it by mistake to James Spencer, the Earl of Kendall, her brother’s closest friend and the man Beth has spent two years trying not to think about, simple becomes impossible.

James has read every sensuous word, and he’s convinced it was written by Beth, for a rival he means to vanquish. He’ll keep the letter until Christmas Eve, he tells her, and in the meantime he intends to court her.

Beth can’t tell him the truth without betraying her friend, and she won’t marry any man, least of all James, for a tidy alliance of families. She wants his heart, and she has only three weeks to win it.

Coming November

Pucking Charming

Sometimes love isn’t about perfect timing. It’s about refusing to let fear win.

Professional hockey player Lucas Garcia’s wife didn’t just die—she was ripped from him by a drunk driver who walked away without a scratch. Two years later, Lucas is still bleeding. He goes through the motions—laces up his skates, tucks his kids into bed, forces down the rage that threatens to consume him—but he’s not living. He’s surviving. And barely. His children cry for the mother they’ll never see again, and Lucas doesn’t know how to fix what’s shattered inside them when he can’t even fix himself.

Grace Murphy is done. Five years wasted on a man who strings her along, and her biological clock is screaming. She wants a family. She wants real. Then Lucas explodes into her world—gorgeous, damaged, and completely emotionally unavailable. His kids wrap around her heart. He set her body on fire. But Grace has already sacrificed too much for the wrong man.

She can’t afford to fall for another man who can’t love her back. He can’t survive losing someone he loves ever again.

But when fate puts them on a collision course, some risks are worth taking—even if they destroy you.