Callie left in order to forget. Coming back home 4 years later, she faces a new challenge--or challenges. One is her best friend and neighbor. The other? His identical twin brother. As difficult as it is trying to figure out what she wants, a predator and an old flame are thrown into the mix as well. Things are different from when she left, and she's not sure she can handle everything being thrown at her now that she's back. Can Callie come to terms with the fact that sometimes there's just no going home?

*complete* *sequel to Not All Hockey Boys are Bad* Recovering from that disastrous hockey tournament, Jack and Rosie have finally made it to graduation. It hasn't been easy and their relationship had been tested but now it's summer, and it should be smooth sailing from here. Except, it's not. Jack is being pulled in a hundred different directions with Portland Hockey practices, shifts at Toasties, new team bonding, and dates with his old friends leaving him with little time for Rosie. Meanwhile, Rosie is struggling to help her mom out with Addie while trying to get everything together for college in the fall. And when her father comes back into the picture to reconnect with the family, her summer goes from bad to worse. As new problems arise, the closer Jack and Rosie get to losing all the love and trust they had worked so hard to gain. With life continuing to get in the way, Rosie and Jack find out just how difficult getting through it together can be.

Ali and Flynn were high school sweethearts. Eager to see the world and leave behind their small Georgia hometown, they’d planned for an exciting new life together after they finished school. But on graduation day, only one of them hit the road. Eight years down that road, an unexpected loss brings Flynn home again. He’s a big-shot photo journalist, and he’s made most of his plans reality. But he’s done it alone. Is it too late for his biggest dream to come true? Ali’s spent those years working hard, raising a daughter and helping her brother keep their family farm alive. Thinking about Flynn and what might have been is a pain she tries to avoid. . .even when it’s impossible to forget. Flynn’s return brings back feelings Ali thought were long dead and hopes she’d abandoned. Finding their way back to each other will change them forever, opening old wounds and stirring up memories. Can the first love be the one that lasts forever?

I had everything I could ever need. I had everything any person could ask for: money, friends, a promising future and a wonderful boyfriend. That's what everybody thought. And I let them. I had to. My boyfriend, the athlete, the popular guy: Nathan. The guy every girl wanted and I had. He was every girl's dream. And my nightmare. But then I met him...Daniel. The most gorgeous man I have ever known. The man who danced his way into my heart and took my soul to keep forever. I met him too young, pursued him too early and ruined our lives all too soon. Student falls for professor having an inconvenient, cheating boyfriend. You probably think you know this story, our story. You probably think you know me, us. You're wrong. Because this story...this story is fucked up. And so are we.

Two year's ago Chris Dell broke Melody Montgomery's sister's heart. Now he's back from college and working with Melody. She finds herself attracted to him, but what happens when her sister tells Melody she never got over him? Or when the real reason for the split finally comes out?

They married for the wrong reasons. He married her for the money and status, while she married him to start over again. It doesn’t really matter why exactly they married, but what happens when he starts to feel something towards his own wife. And what happens when the trouble she left behind catches up with her?

Abby Elliott and Van Taylor have been close for years. Close in friendship, close to killing each other when they disagree, and they even live across the street from each other. But one affair, a drunken kiss, and not to mention their whole group of friends that's been together for years, could really change things....