Lacey Day

Santa brought my Christmas present early this year… one night with a smokin' hot lumberjack. Until I find out he's my bestie's brother. Oops. And now I'm snowed in with him—and his two mountain man brothers.

Eight years ago, Cole Rivers rescued me on a mountain— then he broke my heart. Now a blizzard has me stranded in Aspen Springs again. And I'm snowed in with him and his very slappable face. Three brothers. One cabin. And me—the girl who swore she'd never come back. Cole's a single dad with...

I didn't expect to see him when I walked into my new nanny gig. Owen Kingston—the soldier with sky-blue eyes who once kissed me breathless in an airport. A one-night stand that rocked my world as it was falling apart. Now he's standing in the doorway with his two brothers at his side. He's haunted.

My best friend's brother—Aspen Springs' fire captain—is now just a window peep away.

A hookup with a handsome stranger at 30,000 feet… Yes, please. Coming home to three off-limits contractors who want to claim me? That escalated fast.

It was just supposed to be a tattoo appointment. Cover my ex's name. Start fresh. But I walked out of the shop with more than fresh ink. A soul-scorching O in a stranger's lap wrecked me, and a surprise was growing in my belly.

I have three new bosses: My one-night stand. My first love. And a shameless flirt. Send help. After the city chewed me up and spit me out, I returned to Medford with nothing but a bruised ego. So when a smokeshow at the bar offered one night of distraction—with a capital D—I didn't even...

The plan: Fix up my newly inherited bookstore and get out of town. The problem: The Grady brothers. And this positive pregnancy test. It figures. My car breaks down, and suddenly I'm tangled in the sheets with the local bad boy mechanic. Mason definitely should've been a one-time thing. Except...

Discover the seductive 'stranger' is my brother's bestie… OMG. Get stuck in a cabin and claimed by three off-limits firemen? No way. After being robbed, I flew home with my pride in a carry-on and my faithful corgi stowed in cargo.