Jack Pengrove lives a secret life in a magical city. He was born to a powerful family of witches, but he, unlike everyone else in his family, never acquired powers.

Leaving them and their horrible treatment of him for his lack of powers, he moved to Valleywood, hoping that being surrounded by magical beings would help his familial gifts finally come to him. Already there for years, however, he has little hope left.

Doing jobs through a temp agency that covers for the prostitution ring it truly was, Jace makes enough money to get by, but still dreams of more.

After the huge blizzard that buries Valleywood, Jack gets a straight job, fixing a roof for a man who collects classic cars.

Maltin Graves is a half-witch. With his powers being finite, the man who has lived nearly two hundred years knows that every time he uses his powers, his life shortens.

Graves’s warehouse houses these cars and also the man, in a beautiful loft above the cars, where he can always watch over them. He’s a writer of screenplays for the major studios in town, and that leaves him to live almost as a hermit. Rarely going out, he has everything he needs in that warehouse.

The two clash instantly, and Jack finds his new employer not only rude but also aloof. So why, then, is he so drawn to the guy?

Could it be they are fated mates, and if so, what kind of shifter could they possibly be? The terrible dreams that begin for Jack could hold a clue, and one that makes him fear himself more than he’s ever feared anything.

A young man with dreams of his own leaves them behind to finish raising the two little boys left behind after their parents’ deaths.

Instead of mourning his mother or living the dream he’d had since he was a little boy, Gabriel stepped up to take care of his two brothers, both underage. It wasn’t easy, especially since Brandon was traumatized and acting out from losing his parents.

He takes the boys to see Santa at the mall. While waiting in line, he has time to reflect. Gabriel wasn’t one to feel sorry for himself, but he missed the things he felt he’d never have.

Out of the mouths of babes.

Brandon tells Santa that he should bring Gabriel a job for Christmas.

And…Santa grants his wish.

Santa was really Alan Martinez, head of an art consortium. Gabriel knew nothing about art, but the man was so welcoming, so pumped to have Gabriel on board that he takes the job and hopes he can make sure Alan never regrets his decision.

Alan Martinez is a people watcher. As an artist, he sees more than most people and he sees so much in the young man juggling two young boys and the death of his beloved mother.

What starts as a helping hand becomes so much more, and when he asks what Gabriel wants for Christmas, Alan knows he’s the only one who can give him his heart’s desire.

A charismatic dancer, a mysterious cowboy, and a blizzard that shakes a secluded Montana ranch resort. This festive season is sure to be a ride like no other.

Nestled amidst the snow-kissed landscapes of Montana, a burgeoning resort with a festive fervor hires Rowan McDuffy, a popular dancer, to amp up the Christmas cheer among its guests. But the dance floor is not where Rowans story started. It was a crutch to escape his past. But thats all behind him now, or so he thought.

Following a bewitching performance, a mysterious masked cowboy meets Rowan backstage. All he catches a glimpse of are sparkling turquoise eyes and a distinguished salt and pepper beard, as the stranger presses a hundred-dollar tip into his bewildered hand. Its not so much the tip, but the honey-smooth baritone and the gentlemanly charm of the cowboy that leaves Rowan intrigued and longing for more.

Despite his attempts, Rowan doesnt lay his eyes or hands on the elusive cowboy until Christmas Eve, where from a front-row seat, eyes as blue as a Montana sky dance with mesmerizing merriment.

Just when the celebration was reaching its peak, a sudden blackout hit the resort. An unexpected blizzard swept through the ranch, draping it in an eerily beautiful coat of white and frost. Amidst the gusty winds and soft candlelight, a sultry voice tingled Rowans spine. Its him, the cowboy. A playful chuckle echoed in the room, Dont worry, my naughty little elf. Santa will take good care of you.

Is it just Christmas magic at play, or is there something more enchanting about this mysterious cowboy? Hold on to your seats as this festive tale unveils a Christmas you won’t forget!

Marius Monarco has been in a mafia family his entire life. Raised in it, he's known nothing else. When he is brought to Montana by the head of the Carrillos, he is a fish out of water.

Then he meets two men who will change his life. They open the world to him, showing him that the streets of his youth aren't the only wild and dangerous place for him.

The land stretches out around him, hiding secrets and lies. As he falls in love, he's torn between his new, soft life as a partner and his need to protect those men, using everything in his arsenal to do so.

In a cat and mouse situation, Marius is determined to turn the tables and become the cat in the scenario, unwilling to let anything happen to the two men who have stolen his heart.

Prince Rose is a rich kid flunking out of college. The only hope for his father not to find out is to retake the finals of three classes. The way he can earn that privilege is to spend his summer at a camp for disadvantaged youth.

Of course, he takes the job. The cabins are shared, the food is bland and nothing that he's used to, but he makes a few friends, something he's sorely lacking.

He also makes a couple enemies, but what keeps him going is the mystery man who is staying in a cabin across the lake from the camp. He's gorgeous, tattooed, the perfect man to piss off Prince's father, but so much more.

When Prince recovers a cell phone the mystery man throws in the lake and gets it working again, he discovers that the man is even more mysterious than Prince first thought. Caught sneaking around to find out more, will the handsome stranger be one more hurdle in his life or will he be the Daddy-in-shining-armor that Prince has always needed?

Prince is part of A Daddy for Summer, a multi-author series. All the books are standalones. So why not stay and read them all?

After growing up the son of a mafia don, Selestino Carrillo knows the score and is anxious to start working in the family business.

He begs to go visit his uncles in Montana where Dante and Blaine Carrillo purchased a large piece of property in hopes of building a gay resort. Finally unable to keep him from it, the family allows him to go and there starts an adventure that Selestino has been waiting for.

First he heads to Apishipa Creek, Colorado to headhunt a trio of men for the resort. Dayton Binx, Mark (Pappy) Rafferty, and Nathan Lee would make a huge impact being the head chef, preacher and doctor respectfully. With them and their friends, Lonnie and Travis Walton, along for the ride, Sel knows he's already proving himself valuable to his family.

The serial killer that had menaced the land was gone, for the moment, and Sel meets more friends, and one enemy.

Indio Baca is a member of the motorcycle club, Aztecas Asesinos. Eight Caredenas has asked him to start a new chapter of the club in Montana, and while he's there, he can help Dante Carrillo with security, in case the killer, Alex Brooks returns. When he sees the spoiled rich kid, Selestino, he immediately fears the way he feels about the guy. Pretending to hate him is easy, until they are stuck together and fighting for their lives.

Come along for a wild ride in the mountains of Montana with Dante, Blaine and their nephew, Selestino. It's harrowing, steamy and fraught with danger.