(Completed, Watty's 2018 Longlist) Jordan Knight and Lia Andrews are from two different worlds. He's an embattled pop star from the beloved boyband, New Kids on the Block. She's a no-nonsense pre-law student from a struggling working class family. He's a dreamer that's looking for happiness and love in all the wrong places. She's a realist who believes men are only trouble. Both have an obsession with perfection that has left them disillusioned and broken. After an encounter that leaves their lives permanently intertwined, Jordan and Lia are forced to realize that they are more perfect and more broken than they ever could have imagined. "There is no perfection, only beautiful versions of brokenness." ― Shannon L. Alder

(Completed) I couldn't escape him. I didn't want to. I was his. He was mine. But he wasn't my husband. My once treasured marriage was now flawed and imperfect. By the time the guilt set in, it was too late. Reality was trying to keep me away from my obsession. My husband was that reality. My obsession was Jordan. But Jordan was forbidden. Taken. Married. We were swingers. It was the perfect arrangement. Until I fell in love... With Jordan.

(Completed) When college student Molly Porter wins a contest she didn't enter, she reluctantly accepts a weekend date with gorgeous singer/songwriter Jordan Knight. Determined to find something wrong with him, Molly sets out to prove he's not all he appears to be. Haunted by mistakes, Jordan Knight lives with a past that prevents him from having a future . . . until Molly Porter walks into his life. As his walls and his rules slowly crumble around him, Molly makes him doubt everything he thought he knew. Her desire to find something wrong with him fuels his interest in her. It doesn't hurt that she's beautiful, feisty and keeps him guessing. As the weekend turns into something more long term, Molly finds herself drawn into his world and his charm. From harmless flirting, to denied passion, no matter how much Jordan tries to push her away, he ends up pulling her in. And as Molly tries to put him together, he unknowingly tears her apart. Contests don't always have a winner and a loser. Sometimes love takes all.

(Completed) Jordan Knight walked into my loft, without warning, and I tried to take him out with my 7 iron. How was I supposed to know my fiancé, Jon, had invited his brother to live with us? The last thing I need is a big, intimidating, hard-to-read Navy SEAL houseguest. I am in wedding planning hell, and my unhelpful fiancé, Jon, is behaving increasingly erratic. I have so many questions. Why is Jon acting cold and distant? Why won't either of these men talk about the dark secret they share? And what color should I choose for my wedding? I'm valiantly hanging onto my future, trying to get Jon and myself over the finish line (our wedding day) but things are getting complicated. Jordan makes me aware of things I'm not yet willing to admit - I'm lonely, hurt and afraid of how my relationship is failing. I'm the good girl you bring home to your mom. I'm the virgin, saving myself for marriage. I want my happy ending. So why is everything falling apart?

Joey was Peyton's brother's best friend. A chance encounter between Joey and Peyton may change everyone's life and may destroy friendships. Will Joey's decision be follow his loyalty or follow his heart. Will Peyton and her brother Matt relationship ever be the same.

For two years, Joe's lived without her, a heartbroken, single father. The day Amber left him and their newborn son, Joe swore he'd be a good father. He'd raise his son to be a better man than he ever was. For the most part that's what he's done. He's lived his life for his son and his career. He's dedicated himself to making this new life work. And he's had a lot of help from friends and family. He's moved on without her. He's left her memory behind. He doesn't need her anymore. At least that's what he thought, until he comes face to face with her again. Will Joe ever be able to let her in again? Will he ever be able to forgive her for leaving? Does he even want to?

Amber Carson is a young, talented musician who's just waiting to get her big break. Singing in her favorite little bar every weekend isn't going to get her noticed though. Then she and her best friend see that the New Kids on the Block are looking for an unknown artist to open up for them. She sends a video of her performing and let's them know where she works on weekends. Her whole life changes when Joe McIntyre walks into that tiny bar. Amber couldn't have imagined how much everything was going to change. But she wouldn't trade her new life for anything in the world.

Callie and Dayton have been best friends since they were young. She's best woman at his wedding, a day she is helping to plan...along with the bride's evil bridesmaids. Bentley is Dayton's older brother, his mood swings come thick and fast. He and Callie deny their chemistry to everyone but they can't lie to themselves. It would be messy, people would get hurt, but they know they can't fight it forever.

It has been four years since Oakley, her mum, and brother fled to Australia. With the trials looming, she makes the decision to return to England. Oakley is desperate for closure so she can put the past behind her and move on with her life. How will she cope when she comes face to face with the two people that hurt her the most, and the one person that she hurt the most? Her love for Cole never faded, but how will he react to her return after so long? Will they be able to put everything behind them in order to have a happy ending?

A weekend partying at a remote cabin is just what Mackenzie needs. She can't wait to let loose with her friends. But a crazy night of fun leaves two of them dead-murdered. With no signs of a forced entry or struggle, suspicion turns to the five survivors. Someone isn't telling the truth. And Mackenzie's first mistake? Assuming the killing is over...