Kaylee Baldwin

The last person Dr. Riley Rogers wants to meet is her absentee boss, Mr. Bachelor of the Year, Dean Matthias. If his notorious reputation is close to true his visit will only disrupt the peace she's found caring for the people at the humanitarian clinic. With every word, Dean confirms that his head is as big as his billboard. It will take all the manners of her Midwest upbringing to play nice with the man who controls her contract. After losing nearly everything, to his backstabbing ex-fianc , Dean needs the Worldwide Care Project to be a success so he can prove to the board at the Matthias Foundation he's not the irresponsible mess the media portrays him. But from the moment the beautiful, headstrong Riley Rogers appears in his life, nothing goes as planned. When Dean's presence, and the lure of his wealth, draws out a local terrorist group, Dean and Riley are forced to flee into the Filipino jungle. Sparks of attraction fly between them, but if they don't learn to trust each other--and themselves--they'll never survive long enough to know if it's love.

Pretty Near Perfect by Jolene Perry The last thing Norah needs is to be attracted to anyone - especially in her deceased fianc 's parents' home. Collin's starting a new career, and has no business getting involved - especially while staying with his roommate's family, who very kindly offered to take him in for the holidays. Unfortunately, you just don't always pick the most convenient time and place to fall for someone. Six Days of Christmas by Kaylee Baldwin When Natalie goes home with her best friend for Christmas, she expects plenty of quiet time to work on a winning ad so she can turn her dream internship into her dream job. Instead, she gets time-consuming Christmas festivities, a house full of children, and Jimmy, her best friend's brother - someone who makes her question everything she's always thought she wanted. Twist of Fate by Rachael Anderson When a postcard meant for Kenzie winds up in Ty's mailbox, Ty's faced with a decision. Should he tell her that her fianc is breaking up with her and let it ruin her favorite holiday, or should he do what he's wanted to do since he met her - make a move and hope that he can win her over before she discovers there won't be a wedding after all?