***Second book in the "Love to Hate You" series*** Vicky Wilkes is unlucky in love. She met the man of her dreams one year, three months, one week and two days ago. It was the most memorable night of her life, but it wasn't the most memorable night of his. Now he's back, and all is fair in love and war.

Meredith Townsend is a wedding planner who loves to give other people their very own slice of "Happily Ever After". Married to the man of her dreams, with plans to buy a house and start their own family, and with a best friend who keeps her in a steady supply of freshly-baked cakes, life is perfect. But, as a handsome stranger will explain to her, all marriages end in tears, one way or another. For Meredith, they're tears of grief, when she becomes a widow at the age of thirty-two. Smothered by overbearing parents and a close-knit group of friends who try to wrap her up in cotton wool, Meredith struggles to cope with life after Rhys. She can't eat, she can't smile, and she can't bear being surrounded by excitable brides. She's drowning, and she needs someone to save her. Jude Jackson is going through a messy divorce. He's a cynical wedding photographer who catches Meredith's grief on camera. A virtual stranger, he sees her tears as inevitable, but beautiful. Their instant chemistry could be just the lifeline Meredith needs. But how soon is "too soon" to start dating again? For Meredith and for Jude? Does she really want this serious, complicated man in her life, or is she just desperate not to be alone?

Drabbles. 100 words. No more, no less.

A woman alone with a child in a time when little was held sacred, can they survive?

A chance encounter with the shady, but guileless Annie, let's Sean see just how little he has moved on from his past.

** A Wattpad Featured Story** What's worse than a pedantic, impatient, bad-tempered, condescending boss? Answer? A boss who is pedantic, impatient, bad-tempered, condescending and devilishly handsome. What's worse than a P.A. with poor time-keeping, terrible spelling and a lack of respect for authority? Answer? A P.A. who has poor time-keeping, terrible spelling, a lack of respect for authority and an array of short pencil skirts and tight blouses. Mattie hates Rafe and Rafe hates Mattie, but they want each other, too. Sometimes, hating someone is more delicious - and much more fun! - than loving them.

London 1816 East Ender, Flash Billy, is a gutter rat who has fought his way up to crime lord by the power of his own mettle, a villainous reprobate to whom violence and trickery are second nature. When he is pickpocketed by a brassy orange seller with a fierce temper and light fingers, his interest is immediately snared. After unwittingly using her skills on the wrong man, Meg Turner finds that relying solely on herself for survival, might no longer be her choice. Marine Police Inspector, Freddy Scriven is on the hunt and closing in on his prey. He plans to hang the scurrilous Billy, but can he resist the lure of a fiery thieving vixen?

Who is the man who collects the mysterious letters from the tailors shop? Why are the letters a secret? What will happen to the little tailor now she is alone?