This isn't the story of how the city girl fell for the cowboy, oh no, this story was how the city boy fell for the home grown country girl. Harper was a single mother with a six year old son as her pride and joy. She owned her fathers old ranch as his last wish and lived an almost normal life. She had proven that she didn't need a man in her life after what had happened with her ex husband, but no matter what she did she couldn't seem to get away from his mistakes. She had known that he had had another child with someone else, but she had been unprepared for when that child's mother passed and how her ex was now getting out of county jail. She knew it wasn't her child, but the sibling of her only love Lucas. She was going to adopt that child and make a real home for her. Only she didn't know what a fight that would be. Caleb was an attorney from the big city of Detroit. He had been assigned to a case that brought him down to the sunny land of Georgia, with the heat and stetson hat fashion. Not knowing what all it would contain he was shocked to be faced with a fierce woman. Independent. A good head on her shoulders. Harper was all he could have ever wanted. He was struck with what he would have sworn to be lightning and wanted to know what made her tick under that gorgeously tanned skin. But they were from two different worlds. And he had a lot to learn if he was going to win over the country girl. Especially with him representing her ex-husband. Boundaries are made, lines are crossed...when family is what you have, its all you've got. Once you have it, you don't want to let it go. #1 in Country! Date:: 6/17/2018 #1 in Disaster:: Date:: 7/10/2018

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.

What happens when you take the city girl and move her to the country? That's currently the situation that Elizabeth or Liz for short is facing. Her dad just died and her mom was seriously in a mid-life crisis which consisted of her mother thinking it would be a good idea to move back to her small hometown in the middle of hillbilly central to live in the house her grandma had left them in her will when she passed. Could Liz handle the new move, and leaving behind her glorious lifestyle and friends. The city was her home, how would she deal with fields and stars instead of tall buildings and lights. What would happen when the small towns champion bullrider took an interest in her, would she let all her walls she has spent her whole life building come down and let herself fall for him, or will she ignore him and do everything in her power to get back to her city of lights. Seriously this book is so much better than my lame description of it.

Emalie Jackobson wanted nothing more than to move to the South to a close knit town where people hung out by the river and had bonefires. Considering her mom is from a close knit, southern town, it shouldn't be a problem. But she swore she'd never go back after feeling the humiliation of rejection years ago, so Emalie's dream is not to be fufilled. She's devestated when her mother dies in a car crash, and shocked to learn that she held onto the estate in Dyersburg, Tenessee where she grew up and her last wish was for Emalie to move to Dyersburg. So Emalie and her dad pack up their city life and head down to Dyersburg, where Emalie meets her mother's childhood friend and his son, the hot, bad-cowboy Drew Mason. He's cocky, arrogant and irratating, but he has the thing Emalie has always looked for-- southern charm. Will Emalie fall for Drew, or will the southern charm not be enough to look past his irratating ways? And why did Emalie's mother leave in the first place? --------------------------------------- Southern Charm is a complete story! Note from the Author: Please excuse any holes in plot and characters, as well as length; this is only the first draft of Southern Charm. Thanks!

Joshua Perry has just graduated from college and wishes for a summer romance. But fate has other plans in store for him. An out of the blue phone call from his estranged mother sends him packing to Nashville Tennessee; the music capital of the world. Honky Tonk bars, Pick-up trucks and Country music is all-new to Joshua until he meet Levi Harrington. Levi Harrington is a handsome farmhand with a body that has all the girls in the county dying to be his southern-belle. But a deep dark secret is about to be unleashed. From the moment Levi first meets Joshua, the struggle to maintain his sexuality is proving to be harder than he thought.

Meredith Blake is moving across country to get away from something. Something that has ruined her life since she can remember. She's always looking over her shoulder for the worst to happen. She never lets anyone get close for fear of losing them to the fear. Opie James is a true southern gentleman. He holds door open for women and children. He always uses his manors when it comes to his elders. He loves his mama and sweet tea. He's looking for his perfect match. But living in a small town doesn't always have what you're looking for. Until one day when a sweet brunette gets stuck in his small town. He believe's his luck is changing for the better. He gives her directions and leads her on her way but what he doesn't expect is that she comes back. Needless to say sparks fly! This story is based off Billy currington song good directions.