Delaney James was wearing Chanel the night her husband told her he didn't love her anymore. In an instant, her picture-perfect Manhattan life-complete with a brownstone on the Upper East Side, a blossoming career as a fashion journalist, and a devastatingly handsome, high-powered husband-shattered like glass under a stiletto heel. Heartbroken and blindsided, she does the only thing that makes sense: packs her bags and heads south to the small North Carolina town she swore she'd never return to. It's just temporary, she tells herself-a quiet place to lick her wounds and plan her next move. But South Grove hasn't forgotten her. The porch swings, the sleepy afternoons, the scent of honeysuckle on the breeze-it all comes rushing back. She reconnects with old friends, finds solace in morning coffee runs and barefoot walks along the beach where she once dreamed of escaping. And then there's Greyson McKinnie. The boy who broke her heart is now a man who carries his own scars. Their reunion is anything but smooth. Tense, electric, and full of history, their connection flares to life the moment they cross paths again. And this time, walking away might not be so easy. Now, torn between the career she built and the love she thought she'd lost, Delaney must choose: is the life she always wanted worth the price of the one her heart is just beginning to remember?

Chantelle is a shopaholic who spends money like its water. Her parents want Chantelle to understand the value with money. After Chantelle spends an obscene amount of money on frivolous items, her parents decide it's time she learns a value of a dollar. Ricardo is part of the working class and works in a garage as a mechanic. Understanding the value of money, Ricardo isn't the type to spend money of frivolous items. When Chantelle starts working at the garage to earn some money, she meets Ricardo, who isn't impressed. Chantelle will learn that you can be rich without money. Will Ricardo be able to show Chantelle the value of people over money? Or will Chantelle revert to her shopaholic ways? Sometimes it takes a working class guy to show an uptown girl the value of life. (Sequel to, Chasing Oblivious)

Savannah's dream, was to become a Pastry chef, meet the love of her life and have a family of her own. She wasn't expecting for her life to take a big turn. Luke, can only become the CEO at his dad's company, once he gets married. Desperation gets to him and searches for the perfect target. Savannah. Her dad has no money and she wants to go to college. He needs a wife in order to get his dream job. Three situations one solution. "You're going to marry me." (Fully released on Amazon) Link in my bio.

Elena Roman, had the perfect boyfriend, a little too perfect. She was too blind to see who he really was, she didn't listen to the warnings. Her best friend tried many times but failed. Everything changed in one night, Elena learned the hard way. Will a new person heal her broken heart? (Sequel to, Forbidden Love)

Aiden Keaton isn't your typical guy. His dad, Jagger Keaton, has issues. Aiden follows in his dad's footsteps and becomes a bad boy. Harlow Morretti didn't follow in her dad's footsteps. She's the complete opposite and quiet. What happens when Aiden and Harlow get paired on an assignment? Well, chaos comes to mind. Aiden and Harlow will find out that sometimes, it takes opposites to attract. When Jagger and Damien's kids collide, all bets are off while dragging the Bad Boys into the mix. Expect chaos with hilarity results. *Sequel to The Bad Boy Has Issues

How far can love bend around fate before it breaks? Twelve months after giving their relationship a second chance, vet tech Juneau Olstead and NYPD Lieutenant Damian Rivera are sweeter, filthier, and deeper in love. Their communication is open, healthy, blunt, and unapologetic. Differing opinions on advancing it further leave them with unresolved friction when the worst horrors of Damian's job reach too close to home. Like Damian and June's steamy sex life, crime never takes a break. When his home and family are threatened and endangered, can Damian protect what's most important in his life? Formerly It's More than Just Phone Sex. This mature story is complete. Highest ranks: #1: nyc, nypd, sequel, ongoing

Lyric Jones, grew up without parents, she has been through hell, but never gives up and fights back. Vaughn Walker, is every girl's dream guy. He has everything and a very famous actor. These two could not be more Opposites, but everything changes after they meet, in the most unexpected way.

Chiara never thought that a party would change her whole world. She's your typical good girl, until that night where her brain took a siesta. Ace is what people call, a play boy. All he cares is about scoring and that's it. He doesn't care for their feelings. There's also the fact that he is older than her and to top it all, Forbidden.

Skye has always had a major crush on her dad's best friend's son, Hunter, who is a college student but he has never seen her as anything romantic. When Hunter comes back after graduating college to be a History teacher at Skye's school, he begins to see her in a whole new light. The only problem is, he is her teacher and a relationship between them is strictly forbidden. Will Hunter be able to keep his distance from Skye? Will Skye be able to keep her feelings in check? Sometimes what we really want, tends to be forbidden. (Sequel to, Made For Each Other)

Damien Moretti has always had a rough life. With an abusive drunk as a father and a mother who skipped out on him at a young age, he's always had to fend for himself. Being best friends with Rocco Brandon and Jagger Keaton comes with a reputation of being a bad boy. Between drinking, hooking up with random chicks and motorcycles, Damien has never been one to settle down. The only problem is one chick causes him to rethink the whole idea. Will Damien finally find the unconditional love he's always searched for or will he become even more jaded than he already is? Sometimes the bad boy's best friend has more to offer than the bad boy himself. *Sequel to Everyone Loves The Bad Boy Except Me.