"deliciously page-turning"Friends? No. Enemies? Maybe. Lovers? Never! Ten years ago the hot but cocky Navy SEAL went from ignoring her, to kissing her, to rejecting her.Now, the last thing she wants is his help, even if he is willing and uniquely qualified to give it.And she really doesn't want to want him . . . She was the girl next door. Too young. Too tempting. Too off limits.Ten years later, she's all grown up and all woman.He steered clear of her then. But now?Now is a different story entirely . . .A standalone boy next door/girl next door enemies to lovers romantic comedy featuring a Navy SEAL, a sassy girl who's hated him for a decade, and a really bad reality television show.

"deliciously page-turning" Friends? No. Enemies? Maybe. Lovers? Never! Ten years ago the hot but cocky Navy SEAL went from ignoring her, to kissing her, to rejecting her. Now, the last thing she wants is his help, even if he is willing and uniquely qualified to give it. And she really doesn’t want to want him . . . She was the girl next door. Too young. Too tempting. Too off limits. Ten years later, she’s all grown up and all woman. He steered clear of her then. But now? Now is a different story entirely . . . A standalone boy next door/girl next door enemies to lovers romantic comedy featuring a Navy SEAL, a sassy girl who's hated him for a decade, and a really bad reality television show.

A woman who hates weddings? They do exist and Dani is one of them. That makes it extra crazy that working on a bridal-themed reality show means weddings are her life. Or at least her career. And since work is her life, then yeah, you get it. The other thing Dani hates, but four out of five women surveyed absolutely love, is Nick. He's hot, he's cocky and he's her brother-in-law, which throws a whole other wrench into their twisted history together. But the real problem is he's also the man who rejected her ten years ago. She gets to relive that rejection every family holiday he's home on leave from the SEALs, which is far too often for her taste. This time, with a job she loathes and some major issues happening on set, she's really in no mood to see him. Or see him looking so damn good . . .

He’s a former Navy SEAL in financial straits. She’s a bar owner in need of a bouncer. Perfect, right? Hardly. When Jodi finds out her new bouncer is none other than Tucker, the man currently starring on a reality television show, she isn’t happy. She doesn’t want the publicity. Plus, she thinks he’s a fool. Who marries a stranger on television for money? Tucker isn’t happy either. He’s in over his head in a farce of a marriage, but he needs the money the network is paying him. It’s nobody’s business why he’s working a night job in a bar at the same time. Too bad the heat between them is incendiary. Hooking up is a huge mistake for them both, but some risks are worth it...

Ten days… No strings attached… The perfect vacation… He’s a SEAL married to the team. She’s his teammate’s little sister, all grown up. He’s on the vacation of a lifetime. She’s playing tour guide. He’s everything she remembers and way more. She’s no longer a gangly teenager. He doesn’t ever want to get attached to a woman. She doesn’t date military men. How can they hook up and then walk away? How can they not? Everything about this no-strings-attached arrangement should be easy. Except the part where they have to guard their hearts. Hot SEAL, Australian Nights is part of the SEALs in Paradise series. Each book stands alone, and they can be read in any order.

Ellie Gorman hasn’t had a vacation in years. Working herself to the bone day and night on Wall Street has kept her mind from wandering too often to the only man she’s ever loved. The man she left fourteen years ago after their high school graduation. When her best friend lures her to join a girls’ cruise, Ellie relents. The sun will do her good. Relaxation is her top priority. No stress for a full week. Noah Seager has spent more than a decade fulfilling his dream of joining the Navy SEALs and serving his country. But he’s exhausted and worn out. It’s time to retire, find himself, and start a new chapter in his life. A vacation with his best childhood friend is the perfect way to decompress. Even better—a cruise. Neither Noah nor Ellie are prepared to run into each other at the bar on the lido deck as soon as they board the ship. They’ve been set up, and they plan to toss their meddling friends overboard…as soon as they can find them. Fourteen years ago they’d been very much in love. They’d known. Everyone had known. And then the bottom had fallen out of their worlds. Ellie has a secret she has never shared with a single person. Noah has lived with the pain, hurt, and frustration of being dumped for unknown reasons. He never should have let her go, and that realization slams into him with a powerful punch as the two get reacquainted. While Ellie struggles with admitting her deep feelings for Noah have never subsided, Noah fights his own internal battle. She insists she can’t and won’t ever reveal the nature of their breakup. Can Noah convince her to let him back into her life anyway? And more importantly, can he let their past go, bury it, and live a fulfilling life with the woman he never forgot, knowing he will never have all the answers?

Ten years ago, he left her with no explanation. Now he’s back, and the sparks burn just as hot as they did in high school. April might have been young, but she knew what love was. She and Cole were inseparable, voted most likely to marry. And then he vanished on the night she expected him to propose. Joining the Navy had always been Cole’s plan. He’d intended to carry on a long-distance romance with his high school sweetheart. Nothing could ever come between them…until it did. In this second chance, small-town romance the past collides with the present as Cole fights to save his family’s business and earn back the trust of the only woman he’s ever loved. Losing her a second time—for good—is out of the question. Hot SEAL, April’s Fool is part of the SEALs in Paradise series. Each book stands alone, and they can be read in any order.