Stories of love, hope, and family.
Book 1
He’s not comfortable in her world, but she wants to be a part of his.
Debbie “Widow” Wheeler has everything money can buy except the one thing she wants most: a family of her own. Tired of waiting for the right man to come along, she decides to forgo marriage and become a foster mother. Her plans are right on track when she runs into Austin Reed. Too bad he wants nothing to do with her.
Single dad, Austin Reed, works hard to provide for his children, so it irritates him when Debbie offers his talented daughter opportunities he can’t. She easily wins the trust of his children, but Austin isn’t so easily swayed. She’s everything he’s learned to hate; wealthy, impulsive, and gorgeous.
Their tenuous friendship is put to the test when Austin’s ex-wife shows up, threatening to take the kids. Desperate to protect his children, Austin asks Debbie to be his fake fiancé. It’s all too easy to play their roles convincingly, and before long, their engagement feels very real. But when the boundaries of their relationship are tested, they’ll have to make the choice between pride or love.
Book 2
She’s determined to prove herself in a man’s world no matter what obstacles he throws at her.
Scott Wheeler enjoys working with his hands. If it wasn't for the paperwork, being a mechanic at Knight's Repair Shop would be the perfect job for someone like him; someone with dyslexia. But he wants more. A shop of his own only means more paperwork though.
Kennedy Macgregor's life is right on track. That is until her father passes away unexpectedly, and everything she's based her dreams on vanishes into thin air, including a seven-year relationship. Needing a fresh start while she reevaluates her life, she takes a job as a mechanic in a small town called Providence.
Scott doesn't consider himself a male chauvinist, but he can't work with Kennedy. For one, women don't belong in garages, and two, she's much too distracting. Accidents happen when people get distracted, and he can't let that happen again.
Book 3
Falling in love shouldn’t be so difficult.
When her father pushes her—for business reasons—into an engagement with a man she detests, Eden DuPont leaves the city and visits her friend in the small town of Providence. She has no plans to stick around, so why does she find everything so charming, including the handsome sheriff’s deputy?
Rudy Wheeler finds the newcomer attractive, but he knows a socialite like Eden will never be content to settle down in this one-horse town. Besides, his ten-year plan doesn’t include falling in love.
Eden and Rudy repeatedly find themselves pulled into one disastrous situation after another. She’s sure it’s a sign a relationship between them is a bad idea. Rudy agrees, but finds himself falling for her, nonetheless. Can Rudy convince Eden to change lanes and take a chance on them? Or will he lose her forever?
