This book contains three charming, magical novellas by bestselling authors, Belinda Boring, Kamery Solomon, and Lacey Weatherford. Each story ranges between 25,000 - 35,000 words in length. Enchanted Hearts by Belinda Boring Aithne thought her dreams had come true when Hadrian, a Fae prince, stepped into her life and filled it with wonder . . . that was until her friend, William, declared his love, promising her more than mere moments. Three enchanted hearts . . . two honorable men . . . one important choice . . . an unforgettable Midsummer Night's Festival. Forever by Kamery Solomon Raith has never been in love. In fact, he's spent his entire existence as the terror in mortal nightmares. When he enters Emilee's dream, he discovers that his powers do not work on her and she can see him as well. Being Fae he isn't allowed to show himself to a human, but there is something different about Emilee. Faery Kissed by Lacey Weatherford Bran has always wanted to try and see the Fae during Midsummer's Eve, when the Earth realm and Faery are blended. What he didn't count on was meeting a beautiful Fae princess who would turn his world completely upside down, wreaking havoc on both his life, his heart, and his future.

Nate Steven's country music career takes off like a rocket. Enter the beautiful, seemingly, spoiled Blythe MacLarren, ending his loveless life spent caring for a demanding and bitter mother. Their passionate courtship seems destined, in spite of the nagging voices in Nate's head, warning him that all is not what it seems with the mercurial Blythe. Soon after they marry, Nate discovers Blythe's scarred memories and becomes obsessed with finding the truth behind her painful and recurring nightmares, embarking on a dangerous journey of discovery that tears the couple apart and ultimately leads to murder and suspicion. Blythe's dreams lead her to fear the very thing she loves the most, Nate, and she flees... towards or away from the arms of the murderer? A sizzling, edgy romance between two improbable people with a common destiny trying desperately to come to terms with each other while events seem determined to keep them apart. Nightchild is a mystery with twists when least expected, a romance filled with intense desire, conflicts and tantalizing possibilities at every turn. This saga spans decades and continents. A powerfully written tale in the Sidney Sheldon tradition, with love, murder and mystery spinning an unforgettable tale. This book is a work of fiction. Places, events and situations in this story are purely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is coincidental. The story contains mature sexual content.

Fresh out of law school, Sutton is eager to climb the ladder at her new job. But on her first day of work, she comes face to face with an unexpected colleague--her ex-best friend and first love, Ada. Forced to work together, Sutton and Ada must untangle the complicated feelings they've always had for each other--feelings that may lead them back to friendship, or even to something more.

Bex Harmin's muse hounds her. Most writers wouldn't mind that but most writers' muses aren't as visible and vocal as Bex's muse, Adder. Adder's the aetherial embodiment of everything she's ever wanted in a man with one glaring exception. He isn't real. Not how it counts. Not that romance figures into her life at all. At her first big convention as an author, Bex has a table full of books and cool merchandise to sell. She's determined to make a name for herself until she discovers the dealers' room is overbooked and she's been crammed into the walk of fame with all the actors and famous writers where no one is interested in meeting an author they've never heard of. Except for Daniel Quick, the most famous voice actor around. Daniel takes an interest in Bex and her books and he quickens her pulse as well. It's the first time in a long time a human man's set her imagination aflame and not the aetherial being who can't leave her alone. Adder doesn't consider the competition friendly and he's out to prove there's only room for one muse in Bex's life.