An obnoxious ghost, a fireman with a crooked smile, and an eighty-year-old woman with no boundaries. What do these things have in common? They’re all in my house.
Lou Cunningham
I moved to Maine with one goal—to live in peace. And maybe find a soulmate. Okay, two goals. Those dumb grapes I ate under the table on New Year’s Eve were supposed to guarantee both. So much for that.
Since then, I’ve been battling the ghost in my basement, and I’ve called 911 so many times I’ll get a free sub sandwich on my next call. Bright side.
Then there’s Desmond, the charming fireman who responds to every call. He’s helping me get rid of my ghost, and he’s helping with my other goal, too.
Desmond Perry
I've been paged to Lou’s house no less than four times this week. At this point, when my pager goes off, I’m hoping it’s her. And my sister? I'm busting my butt to help Maeve get on her feet and put her life together so I can have mine back.
I spend my life rescuing people, even if I've been told I'm not the knight-in-shining-armor type. But Lou makes me want to prove everyone wrong. First, we just have to survive her house.
Grape Expectations is a dual-point-of-view rom-com with plenty of cozy, swoony moments, but nothing explicit or frightening—not even the ghost, no matter how hard he tries.
Book four in the Rumors of Cape Georgeana series, but can be read as a standalone.
Coming December 30th to Kindle Unlimited and paperback.
He’s out there somewhere—tall, dark, mysterious, and elusive despite a lifetime of searching.
Stevie Sullivan
It started as a simple bet: Can my friends find the perfect man for me before I can prove that Sasquatch exists? Absolutely not. One of those creatures is mythical, and it isn’t Bigfoot. Unfortunately, what started as a friendly wager has been hijacked by our whole town.
Adam Sandoval
All I want is a quiet life in the woods. Alone. Cue Stevie Sullivan. Between her crazy bet with her friends and her fiery personality, she’s turning my peaceful life upside down. I don’t hate it. I’m a little tired of being mistaken for Sasquatch, though.
One summer, a bazillion blind dates, plus a shirtless forest ranger and a feisty Sasquatch hunter in awfully close proximity? It’s a hairy situation.
Forest Proximity is a dual point-of-view rom-com with nothing explicit, plenty of swoon, and a little Sasquatch. (Well, a big Sasquatch.) Book three in the Rumors of Cape Georgeana series, but it can be read as a standalone.
Available on Kindle Unlimited and paperback
Sweet. Savory. Slightly unhinged. Who doesn’t want a love story like that?
I, Marlow Brown, do not.
I have goals. I run a diner, and I’m saving for a beach vacation where a man who looks like Cristiano Ronaldo serves me drinks in coconuts. I’m also raising my teenage brother. Helping Brady reach adulthood without going to juvie is my top priority—along with teaching him to drive and keeping the truth about him a secret. Minor goals.
I just have to put out the literal fire in my kitchen first.
Luckily, my friend August is here to help. He’s always here—putting out fires, rescuing me from the walk-in fridge, and being way too observant for comfort. Usually, I repay him in pancakes, but I’m starting to suspect he wants something else.
(Me. August wants me. I’m afraid I might want him, too. And we’re going to mess up all of my plans.)
Bacon Pancakes is a small-town, friends-to-lovers romcom with nothing explicit, but plenty of swoon. And pancakes. There are lots of pancakes.
Book two in the Rumors of Cape Georgeana series, but can be read as a standalone.
Available on Kindle Unlimited and paperback
I never thought I'd marry my enemy and live in a lighthouse with him—and a bunch of lobsters—but here we are.
Diana York
I only came back to Cape Georgeana, Maine, to cry dramatically at the lighthouse and rediscover my joie de vivre. Easy peasy, right?
But I ended up married and living on a tidal island with my new husband—the town golden boy and walking beard advertisement. Still, I'll do whatever it takes to save the lighthouse, even if it means living with Ike and his manipulative cologne.
I don’t have to like it.
(I probably will, though.)
Ike Wentworth
Of all the bizarre sacrifices I've made for Cape Georgeana, marrying Diana to save the old lighthouse doesn’t even crack the top ten. Sure, she once ran over my mailbox out of spite. I don’t care. I'll do whatever it takes to get our weird little town back in the black.
I don’t have to fall for her.
(I probably will, though.)
Enemies to Lobsters is a dual point-of-view, enemies-to-lovers, marriage-of-convenience rom-com with nothing explicit, but plenty of swoon. And lobsters. Lots of lobsters.
Book one in the Rumors of Cape Georgeana series.
Available on Kindle Unlimited and paperback
There's a woman who takes a job as a security guard at a marina, her grumpy boss (who also happens to be her best friend's brother), and a lot of roller skating. You've never had so much fun.
Stars in the Desert Book 4
Available on Kindle Unlimited and paperback
Three (and a half) weddings, a handsome, mysterious neighbor, and a secret Dolly Parton impersonator. It's as absurd as it sounds, and so much fun.
Stars in the Desert book 3
Available now on Amazon Kindle Unlimited and paperback
A celebrity single dad, a fill-in nanny, and an A-hole skunk. It's a story of hilarious, romantic ridiculousness you can't miss.
Stars in the Desert book 2
Available now on Amazon Kindle Unlimited and paperback
A runaway girl, a cinnamon roll guy, and only one scorpion.
Stars in the Desert book 1
Available now on Amazon Kindle Unlimited and paperback
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