The Skylark Series

Someone To Tempt: A Small Town Romance

Book 2 now available

She spent her whole life playing by the rules. It’s time to break a few…

Iris Dixon believed that hard work and doing the right thing would shield her from the chaos that defined her childhood. If she followed the straight and narrow, she could build a life that was steady—even happy.

And for the most part, she has. Being mayor of Skylark, Colorado, is everything she’s ever wanted—a chance to belong in the mountain town that stole her heart. But she’s realizing that competence and reliability aren’t exactly winning over voters. So she does something wildly out of character: signing up for a ballroom dance class to prove she’s more than checklists and speeches.

Then he walks in.

Jake Byrne. The reckless rule-breaker who ruined her family’s reputation and shattered her heart.

She wants to hate him, but that gets a lot harder with his body pressed against hers, moving like they’re made for each other. This grown-up version of the boy she knew isn’t just gorgeous—he’s charming, perceptive, and, worst of all, he makes her feel. Everything.

And when he kisses her, she shatters right along with the rules.

Just when Iris starts to believe in second chances, a scandal from her past threatens their future. Jake swears he’s in this for real—but she’s been burned before. Trusting him might be the biggest temptation of all.

Someone To Love: A Small Town Romance

Book 1

One month. One fake boyfriend. One shot at forever.

Sadie Hart has four weeks to cross one thing off her bucket list—and it’s not exactly PG.

She’s never been the type to take risks, but when a friend battling cancer dares her to go big, saying no isn’t an option. Her mission? Lose her V-card before her baby sister’s wedding. The kicker? Her sister is marrying Sadie’s high school crush. There’s no way she’s walking into that ceremony as the awkward, untouched older sister.

Enter Ian Barlowe—a sinfully hot, single dad and NFL legend who just so happens to be her new neighbor. When his daughter breaks into Sadie’s house, Ian offers to make amends by playing her fake boyfriend. How can she possibly say no?

It should be easy enough—except nothing about Ian feels fake. The chemistry? Explosive. His unexpected sweetness? Heart-melting. And the way he seems to like her just as she is? Well, that’s a problem.

Here’s the thing—Sadie doesn’t do vulnerability, and neither does he. But as the line between pretend and real starts to blur—especially in the bedroom—she begins to wonder if happily-ever-after is a game they can actually win.

She sets out to score one for the bucket list, but now she’s playing for keeps. And if they’re not careful, she just might lose her heart in the final play.