Readers love this series. It’s smokin’ hot! Here’s the blurb:

Sharing a summer house with a hot-as-hell roommate should be a dream come true, right?
Not when it’s Justin…the only person I’d ever loved…who now hates me.
When my grandmother died and left me half of the house on Aquidneck Island, there was a catch: the other half would go to the boy she helped raise.
The same boy who turned into the teenager whose heart I broke years ago.
The same teenager who’s now a man with a hard body and a hardass personality to match.
I hadn’t seen him in years, and now we’re living together because neither one of us is willing to give up the house.
The worst part? He didn’t come alone.I’d soon realize there’s a thin line between love and hate. I could see through that smug smile.
Beneath it all…the boy is still there. So is our connection.
The problem is…now that I can’t have Justin, I’ve never wanted him more.

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I miss Dahl’s romances. This one is fun. In our review, we wrote: 

Merry Kade, the best friend of previous heroine Grace Barrett, just moved to Jackson, WY. She moved for a couple of reasons: partly to be closer to her friend, and partly for a job as a curator for a ghost town. She’s excited about the opportunity, and quickly falls in love with the decrepit and abandoned little town of Providence. However, she soon learns that she was not hired to actually renovate it and make it a visitable historical site; she was hired as a pawn in a legal battle against the former owner’s grandson. While the land was left to him, the money was put into a trust, and he’s suing for that money.

What Grace doesn’t realize is that the unnamed grandson is her neighbor, Shane Harcourt. When she asks Shane to help with some of the construction and carpentry, he realizes that she doesn’t know who he is. And instead of telling her, he agrees to help her out, maybe do a little espionage while he’s fixing broken floorboards. Of course, their mutual attraction gets in the way, and things get a bit more complicated.

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This box set is a very good deal. You can read our review of Tennessee Bride here. 

Tennessee Bride
In this first novel, set in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee in the 1820s, “Bittner’s characters spring to life” as Emma Simms falls in love with River Joe, a Cherokee-raised frontiersman who must rescue her from an abusive stepfather (Publishers Weekly).
 
Texas Bride
In 1845, as Texas moves toward statehood, Emma and Joe’s daughter Rachael Rivers returns to Austin to teach school, where Brand Selby, the half-Comanche rancher who loves her, must save her from a cruel and crooked Texas Ranger.
 
Oregon Bride
On a wagon train to Oregon in 1851, Emma and Joe’s son Joshua Rivers finds himself captivated by the fiery-haired Marybeth MacKinder, a widowed young mother. But with her brutish brother-in-law intent on claiming her, their road to romance is as rough as the trail west.

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I’ve been enjoying this series. Very old skool in some ways and set in a fascinating time period. Here’s the blurb:

Strong, ruthless, brave and honorable, Giles Fitzhenry is a born warrior who has never been able to shake off the shame of his illegitimate birth.

To save her people and lands, the lady Fayth is forced to marry this powerful Breton knight. She yearns to be rid of her unwelcome husband, although a deep desire stirs each time she looks into his piercing gaze.

Now Giles has conquered all, but the ultimate battle will be for his new lady’s love—and her utter surrender!

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