The unforgettable story of Grant and Harlow from Take a Chance continues in this brand-new novel in the Rosemary Beach series from #1 New York Times bestselling author Abbi Glines. She was it. His one. His only. Then he made the mistake of letting her go. After fighting his way into Harlow Manning’s heart—and revealing a side of himself no one had ever seen before—Grant Carter destroyed his own heart by giving in to his greatest fears and doubts. Months later, he’s stuck in a miserable routine. Work relentlessly. Beg his best friend Rush for news about Harlow. Avoid all other friends. Leave nightly voicemails for Harlow, pleading with her to come back to Rosemary Beach. Fall asleep alone. Repeat. Miles away, on her brother’s Texas ranch, Harlow can’t bring herself to listen to Grant’s voicemails. Though she wants to be with him, and knows he regrets letting her go, she doesn’t know if she can trust him. When he discovered the truth behind her sheltered upbringing, it shattered their relationship, but the secret she carries now has far greater consequences. Can she risk giving Grant one more chance, or will the gamble ultimately destroy her?

Andy walked around the bar counter. “I’m happy. I need…want a normal life. It was nice seeing you, though.” “Happy? You?” Kate asked. “Aren’t you bored to tears?” Claire stepped forward, lifting the coat as if to give it to Kate. Andy caught the glimmer of black steel underneath the cashmere. Shit, she hadn't seen that coming. She scrambled onto the nearest bar stool, gunning for the Sig Sauer P266 hidden in her office, when the Taser zapped her in the back. Imagine knowing someone is going to die. Dreaming it. Almost feeling the knife slip in… Will you try to prevent it if you can? Andy Bouchard was a keeper. Someone who had to look after women with particular talents. Forced out of retirement to see what a newcomer—feisty math wizard Isabelle Templeton—can deliver, she has to prevent one last murder before she’s allowed to return to her safe, ordinary life.

Naina Kashyap's to-do List: Change career. Next time the guy at McDonald's acts stupid--be polite. Don't get him arrested again. Stupidity is not a crime. Unfortunately. Change society's notion towards child labour. Dad wants me to get married. What the___? Also remember to change family. Some people always take the right decisions and some people take decisions and then make them right. Naina Kashyap was so sure that she fell in the second category. A sharp-tongued, career-oriented girl of today, she had an opinion about everything--from the local underprivileged children forced to work as labourers to her parents' if-I-am-Jesus-Christ-then-you-are-Paris-Hilton marriage. So when her father ordered her to find a decent groom for herself, she responded in the only way she knew how--rebellion. From crazy accidents in Delhi's streets to near drowning in kiddie pools, she rained her wrath on every man she came across. She thought that things could never get worse. Little did she know that the drama had only just begun.

Deceived by her long-term boyfriend, Latisha Fenshaw must learn to trust again with the help of her landlord Bren Hunter, who vows to show her just how wonderful true love can be. Original.

"A new adult novel about Grant and Harlow in the Rosemary Beach series"--

I’ll get back what we once had. With or without my legs. We went to the same school. People thought we were related since we were always together. But then we went camping, and it changed everything. She kissed me. I kissed her back. I knew we had feelings for each other. But she said it was a mistake. We grew apart after going to college. Now I’m stuck in this hospital bed. I was in a bad crash that cost me my legs and my fiancé. But she’s the doctor that’s treating me. I never stopped loving her. I know I’ll get her back. Even if it’s in a wheelchair. One More Chance is book 3 of the One More Series. It is a second chance romance novel with NO cheating, NO cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happy ending!

He's gorgeous, charming, and barely knows I exist... until I become his fake fiancee and for the next thirty days, he'll do everything to prove to his father that he's a changed man or risk getting cut off from the family fortune. But when the line between what’s real and pretend gets blurred, where do we draw the line and end the charade? Giana It’s not easy working for billionaire heir Bryce Holden III, not when all he ever does is party and party some more all while I make sure all his to-dos on his To Do list get done. But when he botches an important presentation after a wild night on the town, his father issues him an ultimatum: straighten up or get cut off from the family fortune. So he proposes we pretend to be engaged for the next 30 days while he straightens out his life and in return, he’ll take care of my grandmother’s medical expenses. It’s a win-win proposition and as long as we lay low, thirty days will go by fast. But when his mother insists on planning the wedding of the century, where do I draw the line and put a stop to the charade? Bryce When my father issues his ultimatum to settle down or get cut off from the family fortune, the last thing I expect is to hear him mention my assistant’s name. Did he really mean Giana, my plain Jane assistant who just happens to be a whiz with blueprints and LEED documentation? The same Giana who’s always made me look good while expertly disappearing in the background? So I give my dad exactly what he wants: I get engaged to the only woman he’s ever approved of. Sure, it’s fake, and with everyone getting what they want from the arrangement whether it’s getting my dad’s very rare seal of approval to a hotel expansion that’ll exceed every green building rating in the world, what’s the worst thing that could happen?

When love slips through your fingers... ...how do you stem the tide? Marrying his childhood sweetheart was a dream come true. Then tragedy struck—more than once, and Max’s dreams shatter. Now, he's one half of a relationship, barely going through the motions. Dependent on her work to keep her mind occupied, Abby’s greatest fear is that she is no longer the wife Max deserves. He’s been there for her every step of the way through their horrific journey—until she pushed him away. The fog finally lifts and Abby’s searching for a way to get back what they had. But what if she gambles everything and fails again? Is losing what little they have left worth the risk? 5* "I laughed and I cried, but overall I loved this story and can hardly wait to read the next in this series." ~ Kimwrtr 5* “A truly wonderful story from beginning to end. A great start to the Dreamers Bay Series and a story anyone would enjoy.” ~ AJK Dreamers Bay Series One More Chance One More Kiss One More Dance One More Step Pick up the prequel, One More Love, when you join my mailing list.

Cole Grayson knew life would be different when he left the FBI in Washington, DC, to run for sheriff of Courtland County in rural Southwest Virginia. He, teenage daughter Mandy, and adolescent son Buddy needed a fresh start away from memories of his late wife, their mother. Cole quickly discovers that keeping the peace will not be easy. There’s a crystal meth operation poisoning the town, a long-running family feud about to reach the boiling point, and a string of random murders pointing to the hand of a serial killer. Cole must draw on resources he never knew he had if law and order is to be restored. Newspaper editor Connie Balfour becomes much more to him than an ally as Cole struggles to deal with these problems, and he discovers that he and his family have been given one more chance for happiness.

Unlikely friends. An undeniable attraction. Telling everyone my best friend, Max, and I are dating was a panic move. But when my younger sister announced her engagement, I knew my parents were going to crank up the pressure cooker to see me settle down. We were polar opposites. A tattooed bar owner and a strait-laced math teacher. Who’d actually believe it? I knew he’d play along, though. The plan was simple. Fake date through all the wedding festivities, then stage a break-up. We were so close to pulling it off. That is, until the chemistry between us felt all too real. To save our friendship, I tried to ignore the magnetic pull. Every thought betrayed me. He made me happier than I ever dreamed possible. If only I knew he felt the same way.