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After putting her heart on the line, Cassie Strand is left heartbroken. Determined to get over her best friend, Jace O’Connell, Cassie moves across the country. The fallout is huge, and it takes a near-tragedy to fix what was broken. Now Cassie is moving back to Magpie Grove to help Jace manage the detective agency started by their fathers.
With the past behind them, neither Cassie nor Jace are willing or ready to discuss the awkward confession and subsequent fallout. But when the two of them are sent to investigate a marriage retreat, the past refuses to stay buried.
Working with the man who humiliated her ten years ago is the last thing Reese Cameron wants to do. Unfortunately, her boss is insisting Reese work with her old rival.
Now, Reese and Knox are going undercover, pretending to be married as they investigate a dangerous hypnotist at a marriage retreat.
If Reese thought her biggest worry was surviving the attraction she’s always had to Knox, she was very, very wrong.
Brooke Masters has a new job at the hottest nightclub in town. It’s supposed to be temporary, but when the sexy and driven club owner, Lincoln Rivers, confides in her and asks for her help, everything changes. His proposal? He’ll teach her how to dance if she’ll look over the books for him.
There’s just one problem. How is she supposed to remember it’s just business between them when his every touch sets her on fire?
2nd Edition. Revised in 2021. Mackenzie "Mac" Lauren knows from past mistakes that getting involved with her leading man is trouble with a capital T. That's why she's doing everything she can to resist the attraction she feels towards her good friend, co-star Ryan Moore.
With friends like Cameron Anderson, who needs enemies?
After two years of running, I’ve come home to Lightning Bay. It’s time to face the music and own up to the pain I caused my friends and family. But coming face to face with my best friend – the guy I’m still hopelessly in love with – is even harder than I thought it would be. Not only does Cam still hate me, but he’s made sure everyone knows I’m public enemy number one. No longer my saviour, he’s someone who will break me the first chance he gets. Now I have to choose whether I’ll turn tail and run again or stay and stand my ground.
If I leave, then the lessons I’ve learned from my mistakes mean nothing. Cam has changed, and I need to prove that I can change too. I was weak before, dependent on others. Now there’s no one coming to my rescue but me. This time around, I’m working on being stronger, better, and more resilient. And if that means treating Cam as my enemy and this town as our battleground, then so be it.
When her mother marries into the Cassidy family, Lilah Kelly’s world is rocked – quite literally. Not only is the Cassidy family considered royalty in Rockstar Bay, but Lilah has a complicated relationship with her new stepbrothers, Ethan and Asher Cassidy. Ethan chose his band over Lilah and broke her heart months ago, and Asher made it clear he believes Lilah is a user and he hates her. An emotion Lilah returns ten-fold.
Despite the hiccups in her personal life, Lilah is happy for her mother, likes her new stepfather, and is determined to spend her final year at Rockstar Bay Academy focusing on her goal to perform in the end of year showcase. When Lilah finds herself paired with the Cassidy brother she’s supposed to hate, however, she’s pulled into a love triangle that has the potential to destroy a friendship, her family and everything she’s worked so hard for.
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