"The last person Kenna Dean had imagined teaming up with was her infuriating boss, Regan Cole. But they had a common goal--to break up the relationship between Regan's brother, Denny, and his latest girlfriend." -- Back cover.

"J. D. Brettman was armed, dangerous and out for revenge. One of Chicago's top attorneys, his appetite for adventure and years as a mercenary soldier were past--until his sister was kidnapped and taken to Central America. J.D. vowed to rescue his sister at any cost, but he needed someone he could trust at his side ... someone like his assistant, Gabby Darwin. In the lawless tropical forests, they shared both danger and desire. There Gabby came face-to-face...

"Rock star Sabina Cane was only pretending to be engaged to her best friend, millionaire Al Thorndon. Al talked her into the scheme to trick his cynical older brother, Thorn. It seemed Al had no choice but to lie--and to make Sabina his accomplice. But Thorn wasn't the stuffy old businessman she'd expected. He was prickly, passionate, stubborn as a rock and liked to play matchmaker. And he had the perfect match in mind--he wanted Sabina, no matter...

Rorie Campbell has a pleasant, predictable life in San Francisco, where she's seeing a pleasant, predictable man. Then her car breaks down on vacation and a handsome horse rancher comes to her rescue. A handsome -- and already engaged horse rancher.

Unlike Tabitha Harvey. Tabby had lived in the house next door to Nick's childhood home for years. Stable and understated, she craved a home, children and a man who would love her. Too bad she'd already given her heart to a confirmed bachelor who'd run at the first hint of commitment. Unless...could she change his ways?

Bailey has already failed twice at love. As far as she's concerned, men are wonderful to read-and write-about, but that is as close as she wants to get. Which probably explains why she is having such difficulty creating her latest hero. Parker Davidson is everything a leading man should be. Attractive, forceful and determined, yet capable of tenderness. The perfect man, as long he remains on the page.

"How to meet and marry a man in Seattle? There are all the usual ways, of course, but here's how Meg Remington did it: her teenage daughter, Lindsay, had the nerve to place a personal ad on her behalf - Wanted: Perfect Partner. Worse, Steve Conlan, who answered the ad, was perfect, according to her. Did a teenage matchmaker get it right? You decide!" -- p. [4] of cover.

Luke Craig: The elusive bachelor. He won't be lassoed--until the most infuriating lady he's ever met careens into his life... Christopher Deverell: The man on the move. An ambitious reporter is about to break the story of a century--unless he can stop her. Guy Fenton: The rogue. With a bad-boy reputation, he's beyond redemption. Until a prickly publicist vows to bring him to his knees.

"Be careful what you wish for ... He was everything Tiffany Blair wanted. He was danger. He was love ... and she was meant to spend forever with him. Trouble was, Kingman Marshall insisted marriage was for fools. But for better, for worse, Tiffany vowed she'd walk down the aisle as King's bride. King was equally determined to stay away from Tiffany. He was too old, too jaded and too burdened with secrets to indulge in fantasies of happily-ever-after...

"As the holiday season approached, the residents of Jacobsville were whispering about Janie Brewster's hopeless crush on Leo Hart. Up till now, all her efforts to lasso the dynamic cattleman had crumbled quicker than those mouthwatering biscuits the Hart men coveted. However, this time the starry-eyed debutante had come up with the perfect self-improvement campaign to dazzle Leo--she'd become a courageous cowgirl! Still, her sudden transformation...