Belinda Carmichael had left the small town of Westover, Wyoming behind the moment she got the chance, which didn’t come until she was able to leave for college. It wasn’t that she didn’t love the small-town feel, she actually did, but there were needs that far outweighed her own; like that of helping her mom with her Grandmother Betty’s medical bills.

But Belinda did have regrets about walking away. The biggest one? Losing the love she shared with Chase Montgomery, who was one of four Montgomery boys, and all worked on the Family M Ranch, as did Belinda’s Nana Betty.

Chase hated that he had to say goodbye to the one woman he saw in his future. But he wouldn’t dare beg to keep her. The moment she was out of sight, though, he did swear that no woman was going to back under his skin.

Well, that was till Chase came back to the ranch one afternoon and saw Belinda sitting in the dining room. And every feeling they thought they buried came rushing back.

But could they let the past die and start anew? Or did the feelings just run too deep, and second chance love couldn’t be found?

“Who do you belong to, Marketa?” The hand holding my wrists above my head and against the door should have given me pause, but it didn’t.

“I belong to no one, Shawn.”

“Wrong. You belong to me. You’re mine. Always,” he growled before his lips crushed mine, forcing my body to be flushed with the door.

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Marketa Jones; strong, independent, curvy, tall, and completely off-limits due to her being the coach’s daughter.

Shawn Colter; carefree, courageous, rule breaker, a no-touching zone with him being the star forward for the Goldmine, Tucson, Az NBA basketball team, led by Coach Jones.

But when the sparks fly, and everyone around you is getting zapped, you can’t deny them. And though both Marketa and Shawn know better, they can’t stay away from each other. Even when pushed to the limit by Coach Jones. And they are pushed.

Coach’s threats are serious. Shawn might be kicked off the team; losing all he’s worked so hard for. And Marketa could end up going back to the one place she hates, living with her mom. However, what they feel for each other is just too strong to ignore. Together, can they fight for what they both feel and change Marketa’s dad’s mind?

Set sail on the Infinity Voyager, a newly built sea vessel that can have up to 3,500 guests, among those: Billionaire James McKenzie, the psycho-demon; and lawyer Addison (Addi) Howser, the devil-incarnate.

The Infinity Voyager was created with elegance, sophistication, and the absolute height of architecture in mind. The ship stands out as a beacon of luxury on the open seas, allowing the guests to enjoy the magnificence it is and houses.

The only problem on this enormous ship that's taking these guests on a two-week journey?

James is going through a divorce, and Addison is the lawyer that represents his ex-wife.

According to James, Addi is the devil-incarnate, out to make sure his ex-wife takes him for everything he has, business included.

While Addi believes James is the psycho-demon his wife made him out to be, putting fame, money, and time before family.

What could possibly happen when they're stuck onboard a ship sailing through the Caribbean with nowhere to go but a few docks, and lots of water?

Dominic Sanchez was the best pitcher that the MLB had seen in ages! He was young, strong, confident, with an amazing arm; every team wanted him. However, it was the New Mexico Road Runners that got him after he got traded out of Miami, his hometown. Now, he was on his way to a state that had no ocean, no nightlife, and was out in the middle of nowhere. He thought for sure he would be bored all the time, something not good for a tender-age, hot shot. What he never expected to find was a woman who blew his mind at the first glance. A woman he had to have. A woman who was older, divorced, and with a kid.

Cassie Espinosa was older, wiser, single, and not in the mood for sports. In fact, she hated them. But her nine-year-old son, bless his heart, was in love with baseball, and his all-time favorite player was none other than Dominic Sanchez. He was cute, she'd give him that, but she couldn't, wouldn't dare risk falling in love with him. Not with her past and the hurt her ex-husband caused. But Dominic was resilient and kept pushing at her boundaries, crumpling them down one by one. Now, she was left wondering if she could survive the hurt once he left because they always left.

Fake.That was all Heath knew throughout his fame as Jameson, and even before that. Fake. He hated fakeness, it was something that didnt appeal to him. That was why he ended it with his long-standing girlfriend. Because she was fake.

Real. Outside of the fame, and the limelight, he had his own friends, people he trusted. That's who he wanted to be around, to interact with. Realness.

The other aspects of his job, the band, backup vocalist, and God forbid, the dancers, were all fake, as well. Who came to a damn rehearsal all done up with their makeup? Again, fake. Every one of them did. Why?

But one night at a low-key bar that his friends dragged him to, he saw her. She was real. With her piercing honey eyes that he couldnt place but knew he had seen before, and the curly hair he just wanted to tug on and run his fingers through. And maybe pull on as he took her from behind.

However, Tiffany Lee had a secret that she couldnt tell this man, not without him hating her for not being honest from the start. The reason between Fake and Real.