While driving over the golden foothills of California’s wine country, you may pass through the picturesque town of Sweetheart, a quiet little place that caters to the nuptial needs of lovebirds looking to tie the knot. Whether the wedding is large or small, they’ve got it all…including the men and women of Something Borrowed, a wedding party for hire service. They’ll make your special day goes off without a hitch…it’s their own love lives they can’t seem to get right. Marley Stevenson wouldn’t dream of breaking the cardinal rule of a professional bridesmaid; never cross the line with a client or their guests. Marley needs the money from Something Borrowed to pay off the mountain of debt crushing her dreams, but sexy best man, Luke Jessup, is making it hard not to shed her by-the-book behavior for something a little more daring. Luke knows all about risks. As a Swat officer for the LAPD, he’s taught when to hold back…and when to go for it. Marley brings out a whole host of new feelings that have him thinking about moving out of the fast-paced city and pursuing a future with the sharp-tongued blonde who’s gotten under his skin. The issue? Marley’s determined to keep him at arms-length. Can Marley have her cake and eat it too? Or will she forever be a bridesmaid and never…well, you get the gist.

While driving through the golden foothills of California’s wine country, you may pass through the picturesque town of Sweetheart, a quiet little place that caters to the nuptial needs of lovebirds looking to tie the knot. Whether the wedding is large or small, they’ve got it all…including the men and women of Something Borrowed, a wedding party for hire service. They’ll make your special day goes off without a hitch…it’s their own love lives they can’t seem to get right. Kiss me, Sweetheart Rylie Templeton’s life hasn’t turned out the way she’d hoped. Stuck in an awful relationship, she needs one great job to break away for good. When she gets the chance to handle a high-profile wedding, it’s exactly what she needs to change her personal and professional trajectory… if only she didn’t have to work with the insufferable—and undeniably gorgeous—Dustin Kent. The groomsman-for-hire won’t stop using his spectacular charm on Rylie and to make matters worse… his reformed bad boy schtick is working! If there was ever a guy who had heartbreak written all over him, it was Dustin. He's spent years cultivating a playboy image, but there’s something about his curvy co-worker that’s thrown him off his game. When Rylie finds herself in dire need of a place to stay, Dustin offers up his guest house as an olive branch. She says it’s only temporary, but her presence in his life slides into place like the last puzzle piece and he’ll do what it takes to prove he’s the guy she needs. Is he really perfect for her? Or is he harboring a secret that could ruin Something Borrowed…and break Rylie’s heart in the process?

Trust doesn't come easily for Whitney Lane after becoming an overnight sensation in the romance novel industry. Men are attracted to her success, not her. Her new cover model, wickedly handsome Christian Dade, also struggles to trust a world turned upside down following the deaths of his parents. Now trouble stalks these two lonely hearts. Long ago Whitney found safety playing the part of her pseudonym's assistant. She's unprepared when Christian breaks down her defenses with one look from his dark, dangerous eyes. For once she wishes she could trust a man. This man. Confused, Whitney runs when Christian verbally attacks "Lane McLaughlin," who represents all he despises. Suddenly her alter ego is no longer protecting her. She finds, though, no matter how far she goes she ends up back where she started. A lonely heiress. Whitney told a lie to protect herself. Is she strong enough to tell the truth and find love?

If not for her fear of harming the innocent, she would have taken care of those robbers long ago. However, she didn't expect to be shot by those blind bullets. She opened her eyes and thought that there were many holes in her body. She didn't see any holes, but a vulgar man was gnawing on her body. He must be tired of living and wanted to know who she was ... It was just that she didn't expect her life to be so tragic. She didn't expect her life to be so tragic, to be transported to the body of a violent and cruel empress, to be hit by the emperor's husband. Now, she knew what it meant to be unable to refute a single thing ...

After eleven years of standing on the sidelines and giving other people their happily ever after, Kelly Barrow is finally ready to date again. Losing her fiance at twenty left her heart broken and closed off from the world, but when the handsome older brother of one of her brides pursues her, Kelly can't wait to throw out the rule book and dive into a steamy, illicit romance with the A-list actor. The only rub? Her best friend keeps getting in the way. ​Christian Ryan doesn't have any problem meeting women, but having a female BFF has proven to be relationship kryptonite time and again. Yet Chris won't compromise his friendship with her for anyone, especially since her fiance was his closest friend. The two of them leaned on each other after Ray's death and now that Kelly was ready to move on, he should be supportive. Yet Chris can't help thinking this could be their chance to be more than buddies. With the help of a guardian angel and a wayward kitten, Kelly and Chris might just find what they've been searching for has been right in front of them all along.

The Sleeping Father begins with a divorced dad who inadvertently combines two incompatible anti-depressant medications, goes into a coma, has a stroke, and emerges with brain damage. His teenage son—the protagonist of the book, Chris—and his teenage daughter—Cathy—inherit money from their grandfather and decide to rehabilitate him on their own. decide to make one. Absent an adequate father, the children decide to make one, bringing with it a host of difficulties and opportunities. Chris tries everything from sex to capitalism in his search for guidance on the path to adulthood and Cathy, believing her secular Jewishness inadequate in the provision of a benign & divine Father, looks to Catholicism for solace and meaning. The Sleeping Father explores the shift in the way Americans think about mental health: away from regarding ourselves as being shaped by our upbringings and toward regarding ourselves as being shaped by the chemicals in our bloodstreams. The American family, in this novel, emerges as a microcosm of larger social institutions; Moms and Dads as in-home teachers, priests, presidents, and CEOs. In focusing on the Schwartz family in crisis, Sharpe addresses the larger crisis in faith and authority in contemporary American life.