XOXO, Valentina is the second book in the Blue Ridge Book Club series. If you enjoyed Love, Lacey Donovan, you are going to love XOXO, Valentina.
He’s the hot new Spanish teacher.
I’m the principal.
That spells trouble with a capital T.
I never thought I would be interested in a man again. Between herding a teenager toward manhood and running the highest-ranking elementary school in Azalea County, I don't have time for anything more than a fictional book boyfriend.
Then, Mr. Morales strolled down my hall and hola’d his way straight to my heart.
Work used to be my sanctuary. Now, every day is sweet torture.
I can’t lead a staff meeting without picturing him naked. One smile renders me speechless. I’m swooning in the halls, and it’s not because one of the students brought tuna fish for lunch.
I may be hot for teacher, but I’ll never have another man in my life.
Especially one like Mr. Morales who’s more trouble than he’s worth.
She’s on a mission to reunite with her soul mate.
He’s the fool who agreed to help her.
A year ago Claudia was Hollywood’s most sought-after actress, now the only role she can get is a bit part in a tv series filmed in Hawaii. She can’t afford to say no, and Hawaii offers something more than CPR for her career—its the home of her first love, a Hawaiian hero she’s been dreaming of for six years.
Henry is the best in the business. A fearless stuntman, he's used to standing in for the leading man. He’s never wanted to be the star until Claudia saunters onto set wearing the shortest shorts he’s ever seen.
When an unorthodox bet throws them together, Henry finds himself agreeing to help Claudia track down her long-lost love.
Now he just has to keep himself from doing something stupid, like falling in love with her.
This Retro Hawaiian Romance set in 1968 contains piggy-back rides up Diamond Head Crater, skinny dipping in paradise, and a pair of friends who can’t keep their hands off each other.
Fans of Try Easy will love this next installment of the Aloha Series, a stand-alone friends-to-lovers romance.
“I kissed you because I wanted to, not because of the cameras.”
Champion surfer Declan Bishop is living a lie. His friends hate him. His girlfriends are fake. One wrong step could send him spiraling out of control. Then Pearl walks into his life, and he has a chance to make all her dreams come true, even if he has to sacrifice his heart in the process.
Destined to fulfill her mother’s legacy, Pearl is determined to become the first famous female surfer. But it’s easier to wipe out on a dangerous wave than catch a break in the male-dominated world of surfing. She’s desperate to get noticed. Desperate enough to fake-date surfing’s bad-boy Declan Bishop.
Tall, blond, and brooding isn’t her type, so it should be easy to dump Declan after a week of pretending.
There’s only one problem—nothing this fake has ever felt so real.
Declan’s reputation is on the line. Pearl’s career hangs by a thread. And if they don’t bail out of their affair on schedule, their dreams will be swept away like yesterday’s tide.
Lou already has the perfect boyfriend.
She shouldn’t be attracted to the brooding beach boy who picks her up from the airport on her Hawaiian vacation.
Keoni isn’t even Lou’s type. She prefers a man who wears a suit to work and cuts his hair regularly, not a dangerously sexy surfer who hates tourists.
Keoni says he wants nothing to do with Lou, so why does he keep showing up every day to play tour guide?
As Keoni shows Lou his favorite places in Hawaii, she falls in love—both with the island and the man who embodies the rugged spirit of paradise.
She learns quickly enough that aloha is more than just a greeting and resisting Keoni might be the hardest thing she’s ever had to do.
When love is on the line, there’s no easy way out.
Take a trip back to 1968 and fall in love with the Hawaiian Islands, a heroic surfer, and the tourist he can’t resist.
My book boyfriends go with me everywhere. I prefer them tall, dark and handsome, but I don't discriminate. They sweep me off my feet and are always there when I need them—in my purse, in my car, and even in my bathtub.
Book boyfriends may not be real, but at least they won't break my heart… or get another girl pregnant.
I don't do relationships. I get one whiff and run in the opposite direction. It took me seven years to mend my broken heart, and I'm not about to hand it over again.
That's why I can't fall for Beckett. With his Clark Kent glasses and brooding stare, he's a superhero in disguise. And his superpower? Melting panties with a single glance.
The problem is, Beckett wants to win my heart. His genius mind and washboard abs are a tempting combination, but I'll never fall in love again.
Even though I want Beckett between the sheets, I plan to keep my boyfriends between the pages, where I can close the book when things get ugly and a happy ending is guaranteed. My heart is sure it wants nothing to do with Beckett. Now if only I could get him off my mind…
