Completed | Lanie Jenkins knew the three rules of life. Your best friends always come first. Wine goes with any meal. And, most importantly, you NEVER date your brother's best friend. But when Lanie's brother Nate invites his best friend from the Army to their home for the Christmas holiday, the rule book gets thrown out of the window. Ayden Sawyer is unlike anyone Lanie has ever met. He's strong, funny, caring...and he definitely looks good in a uniform. All Lanie's attempts at keeping Ayden at arm's length are crushed when they share one night of passion together. After saying goodbye to Nate and Ayden at the airport, Lanie didn't expect to hear from him ever again. That all changed when she received a letter from Ayden in the mail. Torn between her relationship with her brother and her feelings for Ayden, she decided to write back. What started as a long distance friendship eventually turns into something neither of them saw coming. With thousands of miles between them, Lanie can't do anything but worry when she finds out the two most important men in her life have gone missing. Will Nate and Ayden return home safely? And if they do, will Lanie's brother ever forgive her? Ranked #23 out of 1.68 million in Romance 6/2 Ranked #9 out of 88.9k in Mature! 5/26

Book 1 of a 3 book series Lucy has spent her life running-from her past, from foster homes that didn't stick, from the people who tried to love her. When she lands in Amanda Coopers house full of foster brothers and sisters, she's determined to keep her guard up. But that's easier said than done when Anthony-quiet, magnetic, and infuriatingly charming-starts breaking through her walls. Navigating high school, late-night parties, and the pressure of living under someone else's roof, Lucy tries to find her place in a family that already feels tight-knit. But secrets-like a kiss that should've never been shared, can unravel everything. As Anthony's football dreams take center stage, Lucy is forced to confront the one thing she's always avoided: the possibility that she could belong somewhere. But with trust fragile and loyalties tested, she has to decide whether to fight for this home, or walk away before she's pushed out.