Sweet home Sea Breeze, Alabama... Larissa Hardy is no one special. She's just the next woman in her family to have a baby with a deadbeat boyfriend. Recently, she's moved back in to take care of her twelve month-old daughter and poor, but spiteful mother. With no job, a demanding mother, and the father of her child threatening a custody battle that she can't afford, Larissa has no time for anything even remotely fun. Not even a high school crush. Ashton "Ash" Graceon is one of the best bareback riders Alabama's ever seen. And the hottest. When a rodeo brings Ash back through his hometown he's not too happy. Ash has everything he wants. The world at his feet, gorgeous women in his hotel rooms, and after the championship, a trophy and a title. Ash is on the road to winning it all, until a certain blonde crosses his path. Although a relationship is out of the question for the both of them, the two can't seem to shake the pull they have to each other. Sea Breeze is the place to be if you want a second chance at anything. Could this be Larissa's second chance at her future and Ash's second chance to rethink his? (Based on the characters created by Abbi Glines)

Bliss York never believed that she could meet someone she cared more for than her best friend, Eli Hardy. Nate Finlay never imagined that a visit to his grandfather's restaurant in a small town would be anything special. But when he meets Bliss, he knows that her smile and charm will change him forever.

Sea Breeze, Alabama is perfect. The sun is hot, but the men are hotter; the tea is sweet, but the women are sweeter. Especially, if your last name is Hardy, Taylor, Falco, Stone, Drake, Corbin, or York. Eli Hardy is your typical southern gentleman. He's sweet, has money, and has the prettiest green eyes any girl has ever seen. That's what you would expect from the son of former rich playboy, Marcus and gorgeous redhead, Willow "Low" Hardy. Bliss York is the complete opposite. Being the daughter of Willow's best friend and former Sea Breeze playboy, Cage York has its privileges. With piercing blue eyes, curves to go for miles, and a million dollar arm that can throw a softball as fast as humanely possible, Bliss should have everything she could possibly desire. Right? Bliss and Eli have almost nothing in common except their families. Raised as close as cousins, Bliss knows she could never get too close Eli. Her father would kill him, but she can't shake the strange pull she has to him and neither can he. Could the small fire kindling between the two friends be what brings their family even closer together or what tears them apart? (Based on the characters created by Abbi Glines)