I never thought I wanted to be a dad until my bartender told me she was pregnant.

Tabitha and I have worked together for a decade, and she’s been my right hand for almost as long. Which is why her news hits me like a sucker punch, awakening feelings Id buried deep.

And suddenly Tabitha—my Tabby—is all I can think about.

When the babys father bails, I know I have to step up to take care of my girl. Whether it’s delivering groceries to her door step, helping her buy a new car, or going to ultrasounds, I will do whatever it takes.

Even move her in with me.

Because I’m all in. But her past trauma makes it hard for her to trust anyone, and that’s okay. I’m willing to be patient.

At least until the baby arrives.

The Bartenders Baby is a workplace romance between a golden retriever turned doberman and black cat.

Evan Hart’s marriage is falling apart, and he has no idea how to fix it.

Ever since Holly sat down next to him in sixth grade, she’d been his, and he’d been hers. Two decades later, they can’t even find anything to say to each other over dinner. Let alone make time for each other in the bedroom.

It’s all his fault, too many long hours at work and not enough attention paid to his wife.

But theres not been one day, since they first met, that she has not been the center of his world. Somehow, he let her forget.

This Christmas he’ll make her remember and rekindle their spark.

Wrapped Up in Holly is an all vibes, no plot marriage in crisis spicy novella that can be enjoyed any time during the year, but especially with twinkling lights and your favorite Christmas album.

Turning my best friend's brother into the perfect boyfriend wasn't supposed to make me jealous…

Aiden Hart is a good guy. A shy accountant with adorkable swagger, who just needs a makeover and some coaching to get out of the friend zone. And I gladly volunteer.

After peeling back his layers and stripping off his ill-fitting clothes, Aiden surprises me by proving he knows his way around a woman's body like he does a Rubik's Cube.

But Aiden still has his dates, so I push him out the door, even as my ears are still ringing from the explosive double O he insisted on giving me.

Now I'm the one left to think about how Aiden sees through my facade of make-up and clothes to the real me.

I'm caught between my fears and the idea of something more with the last man I ever thought possible. And I'm not sure I'm ready to admit that I want in Aiden's bed, because that also means admitting I want his heart.

Death is an awkward matchmaker…

When my brother suddenly passes away, shattering my family, I'm left to pick up the pieces.

Then Vince Mancini knocks on my door. My brother's best friend from high school—and the boy I loved—is a funeral director, and he promises to answer whenever I call.

With his steadfast nature and warm smile, he becomes the anchor in the storm, willing to hold me up as everything falls at my feet. He sees through all my bluster, and it's easy to remember why I'd hung on his every word when I was younger.

Now, he thinks he can fix me, even though there's a lump of clay where my heart used to be.

Which makes the fluttering in my chest all the more disconcerting. And this hurt? It's too much too soon.

A dating pact with my best friend? What could go wrong?

After years of being a single dad and widower, I'm ready for more intimacy than my memories and right hand have been providing. Nothing serious. Just some fun. But with my social life limited to play dates and the occasional lazy evening at my best friend's farm, I don't have the first clue about finding a casual hook-up.

Brooke is still searching for her happily ever after, and while I've already had mine, she agrees that it's time I get out there again. So we decide to brave the online dating world together, and she offers to help me get my game back with some light dating refreshers. We've known each other for years, supported each other through our ups and downs, and this is no different.