The traditional roles of man and woman become twisted with Dan and Evelyn. Dan isn't a playboy. He doesn't have any commitment issues. In fact, he wants it all-relationship and family. Only problem? He wants it with someone who doesn't want anything to do with him. Evelyn doesn't fool around with relationships because she's never been in one. She's certain that things like love and happily-ever-afters aren't meant for people like her. There's simply too much darkness in her past. A past she thinks she's buried. But she's wrong. After more than a decade, her nightmare returns to haunt her, forcing her to face up to memories she can't seem to shake. Can she ever close the books on her past and let go of the horrors she went through? Can she ever learn to trust again?

Camilla Taylor is a dreadfully plain girl and was doomed to die an old maid. Or at least, that is what she'd tell you. Since seventh grade, Camilla has been obsessed with Jane Austen. She will tell anyone that her first and only love is Mr Darcy. She is determined never to marry and never thinks that she will. She is quite bookish and really boring. When Camilla meets her new boss at a work party, she is appalled at how stand-offish he is and is determined to find another side of him William James is determined not to marry, he doesn't think that any woman could ever live up to his standards. He believes that all women do nothing but gossip and are completely brainless most of the time. When he meets his new employee, he is not willing to admit that he is drawn to her. She is smart and can hold her side in a conversation. He must keep his distance, or he might find himself falling head over heals for this infuriating woman.

Are some mistakes beyond redemption? When former NFL star, Chase McGill, invites Courtney Trudesta, the widow of his former teammate, to spend Christmas with him and his son in Lake Endwell, he simply wants to repay her for the weekly letters she sent while he was in prison. He didn't expect to fall for her. Chase regrets his past and knows it will take more than sugarplums and wishful thinking to heal Courtney's lonely heart. But with a dose of faith, small-town charm and plenty of Christmas cheer, they might have a second chance at happiness...with each other.

Arranged marriage in the twenty-first century. What could go wrong? Everything. Hayley Espel has been told her whole life that she will be marrying Julian Nicholson. Their parents started Espel and Nicholson Holdings, and their union will only strengthen the company. Hayley doesn't care about the business. She's been in love with Julian for as long as she can remember. She would marry him even if he didn't have a single cent to his name. Julian, however, hates being arm-twisted into marrying Hayley. He will never trust an Espel, and he makes it clear to Hayley that he couldn't care less about their marriage vows. Heartbroken, Hayley is ready to walk away. But one moment is all it takes to dismantle Julian's and Hayley's perfect lives. Can Hayley and Julian's already frail marriage survive all that lies ahead of them?