Kate Garner was at the best time of her life. She had her dream job as a book editor in New York City. She had the perfect fiancé. James, her fiancé, was kind, generous, and everything she wanted and needed in a man. He understood her like no one else. The only problem; he was in the military. Soon enough, Kate faces a huge struggle. Heartbroken, she returns home in hopes of having her heart healed. Sadly, everywhere she turns there are memories of James. Will her heart ever heal? Will she ever move on? Counting On Forever © 2015 CGirlyGirl| All Rights Reserved Book Cover: @sighlights [Started: May 2015] [Completed: April 8, 2016]

Mia has lived a life of abuse from her father and ex. She runs away, leaving her old life behind and creating a new one. What happens when she meets a sexy former navy seal? ------------------- As I sit down, I see Aiden staring at me. "Mia, you look really beautiful. Don't get me wrong, you always look amazing. But you're breathtaking" I take a deep breath. "You know...I'm pretty sure friends don't give each other compliments like this." He smirks, "who said we were going to be just friends."

*This story is undergoing MAJOR editing!* Zoe is an east-coast girl stuck three thousand miles away in California for graduate school: she's young, beautiful, and hardworking, but terribly shy and lonely. Nathan is a US Marine recently home from deployment in Iraq: he's handsome, fun, and chivalrous, but a haunting past lurks beneath his surface. When the two meet, it's obvious there's a special chemistry. But with Zoe trying to discover her place in life, and Nathan trying to get past his horrifying experiences, will their relationship ever work out?

Peyton Moore is a 17 year old genius. She's quiet, smart, and is studying to be a doctor. Her life is constant wishing that she had someone. Someone to love and care for her. Someone to be there for her when she needs it the most. Chris Pierce is a country boy, born and raised. With only his Uncle to guide him through life, he doesn't have much to live for. His life is two things. His horse, and his job. Until he meets Peyton, he doesn't think that life is anything more than that. When Chris is drafted in the army, things start to change for both of them. Life isn't just some love story that has a perfect ending anymore.

Claire Henderson and her family moves to Hartford, CT after learning that her father, Luke was a casualty of war. She becomes the nanny to the two youngest Redden children and hears stories about their older brother, Clay, who is in the military and with his best friend, Brent. The more time Claire and Clay spend together, the more they realize they care about each other. Clay Redden never had the chance to thank his commanding officer for getting him out of trouble so many times. When he saves Clay and Brent's life after a silly goof up, Clay swears that he'll take his military career more seriously. When he meets Claire for the first time, he's mesmerized by her beauty. When he realizes that she is the daughter of his commanding officer, can he tell her that it was his fault that her father was captured and later killed. Can these two overcome the situation and be together? What happens if fate had other plans and Claire would end up losing someone else in her life? ©️ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Valerie and Nick always grew up as being best friends, until they were seventeen. They both began struggling with their own lives and choices. Valerie was struggling with wanting to be more than friends with Nick, while Nick was struggling with joining the military. After revealing their struggles, things change. They expect a happily ever after, but life is not like a movie. Things don't always turn out the way you want them to.

Callie Jacobs is an All American softball pitcher, straight A student and has a bright future ahead of her at The University of Texas. But, the moment Josh Collins enters her world, it is a constant battle between choosing her parents rules and boundaries or exploring her own path. Josh Collins, a bad boy who has always been trouble in school and didn't follow most rules, has had a different upbringing and slightly different structure. Now, three years later, he committed himself to the United States of America, joining the Marine Corps. When Callie and Josh are reunited years later, it begins an emotional rollercoaster of lies, betrayal, and heartbreak. But in the end, does true love really conquer all? © copyright reserved 2021

Winter Woods is an 18 year old girl who wants to go into the military to help people... but what will happen when she's the one who needs help? This story has love, adventure and mystery. It will make your jaw go to the floor and your heart crave for more! Please read xxx

Hazel Tate has spent the last three years of her life avoiding all things military. After the unfortunate deaths of her parents, she wants nothing to do with them. So she runs. Now she's a bestselling author, struggling to find inspiration for book number two. So when a random soldier sends her a letter from across seas fighting in the war, what is she to do? She wants nothing to do with this soldier but she writes him back. She wasn't expecting what she found; inspiration and love. Could it be love at first letter? [BOOK ONE] The lovely cover was created by @caffeinatedbubble #116 Romance

Carly Atwood always remembered the man that used to live in the loft above the barn when she was a little girl. John was her childhood crush, he was the guy she wrote about in her diary, and when he left her in his army greens, he was the first man she ever cried for. Nine years later, Carly isn't the eleven year-old girl John left behind. She grew up and moved on with her life, taking over the Atwood Ranch following her father's death. John isn't the man he used to be either; physically and emotionally scarred following his last deployment in Afghanistan, John is returning to the only place he ever called home, back to the loft above the barn and to the pretty blonde girl that's been holding onto his dog tags for all these years. ----- Title inspired by the song of the same name by Tim McGraw.