A deliciously fun, flirty rom-com where love doesn't happen by opening a door . . . it happens when you get stuck in one.
Veterinarian Fiona Nichols does not do well in stressful social situations. A little babble here, saying the absolutely wrong thing there. But that doesn't stop Fiona from checking out the delectably hot guy in her building . . . from afar. Fate apparently has a nasty sense of humor, though.
Somehow Fiona gets herself and Hot Guy stuck in the building's revolving door-all thanks to a certain squeaky dog toy . . . that unfortunately looks decidedly, uh, penile.
Must be time to meet the neighbors.
Turns out that Jake Ward is Fiona's new public-speaking coach. A hot extrovert who always knows what to say. Fiona should hate the man on sight. Instead, she's only finding him more attractive. And now she's finally getting out of her comfort zone . . . only to get in over her head.
Contains mature themes.
Sometimes the biggest risk is playing it safe.
Gen Richards is tired of living down to her family's expectation of the helpless blind girl. Resurrecting her high-school bucket list that begins with 'kiss a total stranger' seems just the thing until she finds herself in a panty-melting lip lock with her big brother's best friend.
Chance Anderson thrives on adrenaline, but Genny's the one risk he's not willing to take. His recklessness a decade ago landed her in the hospital and ejected him from her life. He's bad for her and everyone knows it-especially her big brother.
Chance reluctantly helps Gen complete her bucket list in order to keep her out of trouble. Running through a freezing fountain, playing spin the bottle while fending off a mad horde of stinging insects, and skinny dipping with homicidal attack swans don't hold a candle to the real danger: falling for the one person he can never have.
Contains mature themes.
Workaholic Lillian Mahoney has given everything to her job. The hugely popular lifestyle show she helped create monopolizes her time, energy, creativity, and anything remotely resembling a life. But all it takes is the show's womanizing, egomaniac star throwing a massive hissy on live TV to utterly implode Lillian's career in a New York minute.
Now Lillian's hiding out in the gorgeous and completely unknown seaside village of Blink, Maine. Out of gas. A stolen wallet. A broken heel. And worse, she's somehow managed to completely piss off the town's resident hunk, Caleb Wright. She'll show that hot, grumpy, single father exactly what she's made of.
But Blink isn't quite what Lillian expects-and neither is Caleb . . . or his feisty teen daughter she can't help but love. And while her entire life and career are in shreds, Lillian might just discover what happens when she gives her bad first impression a second chance . . .
Contains mature themes.
Sure, it might not be completely unfair to call Michael Anderson a 'control freak.' It's helped him in business-he's the CEO of Anderson Enterprises, after all. But he's trying to learn to let loose just a tiny bit. Still, he's not quite sure why his therapist thinks dogsitting will fix anything? Especially since Michael and this particular canine share a kind of mutual loathing. To make matters worse, his new next door neighbor keeps disrupting his peace-and his dates-by blasting the worst possible music at the worst possible times.
Artist and free spirit Mia Argaropolis just landed the perfect gig: housesitting in the Upper West Side. Too bad the guy next door is an arrogant stick in the mud with a penchant for calling security whenever she tries to drown out the noises coming from his side of the wall. Suddenly, all in one day, Mia finds herself fighting for survival in unbearable situations. First, her dinner rolls go apocalyptic and try to take out the whole kitchen. Then her douchebag ex shows up out of the blue, her bathtub overflows, and she's attacked by a Shih Tzu with the personality of Godzilla. When Mia's uptight neighbor steps in as her unlikely hero and unplanned fiance (wait, what?), she's not sure how much stranger this day could get.
Contains mature themes.
For the last five years, bookish Claire Maddox has been living for the dying. Now that her stint as caretaker is over, she's off to see the world. She needs quick cash first, so a temp job at Anderson Auctions seems perfect, especially with the unexpected benefits, including the hottest man she's ever laid eyes-or hands-on.
Former Marine William Anderson has been burned one time too many. His military training makes him the perfect man to flush out the spy undercutting his family business, but no amount training can prepare him for the kind of undercover work he'll have to do when the sexy new temp is implicated. Desire lands them in bed . . . but duty may cost him his heart.
Contains mature themes.
Helicopter pilot Taylor Blankenship’s time schedule is maxed out. Between his job, his eighty-pound slobbering mess of a dog, and his matchmaking grandmother, he has no time for anyone or anything-especially a woman. If only there were a way to get Grams to back down.
The job of New York City dog walker suits Caitlin Ramos perfectly while she preps for her CPA exam—steady, scheduled, and requiring very little human interaction; a huge seller since she’s still on the mend from a toxic relationship. Men suck. Especially her bossy hot client with the Saint Bernard that thinks it’s a lap dog. No way will she go for his plan to pretend they’re engaged to get his grandmother off his case. Down, boy.
Offered a bargain she can’t refuse, Caitlin finds herself playing the part of fiancée to Taylor. Fortunately, it’s only for three days. All she has to do is fake a relationship with Mr. Bossy Pants in front of his entire family, survive a fierce game of truth or dare with an unscrupulous pair of octogenarians, endure a one-on-one round of Twister with Taylor, and not lose her heart to a guy who turns out to be a lot more than she’d bargained for.
Jane Dixon is a dating disaster. Flammable tablecloths and broken arms are just a typical evening for her unlucky companions. No wonder Jane never gets past a first date. But luckily her co-worker and new bff says he's got loads of friends who'd date her more than once. If only she could stop thinking about how much fun he was to hang out with. And she'd never dropped a bucket of ice on his junk. Win.
All attorney Eric Blackwell has to do to make junior partner is not screw anything up for six weeks, which seems like a slam dunk until he finds himself matchmaker to the office "One Date Wonder" aka the boss's daughter. It's hard to stay focused when setting up the hottest girl he's ever met with everyone but himself. Maybe he could just set her up with all the wrong men, and keep his hands off his new friend... Yeah. His promotion is toast.
