The Willow Bay Series

The Second Time Around

When Brie Watkins’s ailing aunt asks her to return to Willow Bay to help at the family resort, she goes back to the last place she wants to be … only to find her aunt healthy, the resort thriving, and the man who left her at the altar living next door and looking as handsome as ever.

When his father passes away unexpectedly, Carter Kessler reluctantly returns to his hometown of Willow Bay to find his family’s resort in shambles. The silver lining, however, is that the new next-door neighbor is none other than his jilted bride.

As summer heats up, so does their relationship. Can they restore what they had, or are some things better left buried in the past?


Here With You

Emmaline Brown is less than thrilled to learn her ex is the new manager of her family resort’s main competitor: which is right on Emmaline’s doorstep.

Miles McClintock left Willow Bay in disgrace, losing his family’s honor and the love of his life, but then family duty calls, and an opportunity to run The Kessler Resort puts him exactly where he wants to be: straight in the path of Emmaline Brown.

While Miles is keen to settle the past, Emmaline has her eyes firmly on the future—one that doesn’t include him. Can love’s slow burn turn into a fiery passion that razes their fears to the ground?


Because You Said Yes

Charlotte Sutton has never been in love or married but that doesn’t stop her from wanting to create every bride’s fantasy day as Willow Bay’s most sought-after wedding planner. When devilishly handsome billionaire Bastien Richmond approaches her about arranging an over-the-top wedding, she’s all-in until she finds out he doesn’t have a bride.

Bastien Richmond had been a playboy all his life, until his sister passed away and left him the sole guardian of his niece. When his mother threatens to fight for custody if he doesn’t marry, he tells her he’s already engaged. With the clock ticking, he needs to find a bride. Can the pretty little wedding planner deliver everything she promised? She did say that no request was too large...