Willa had a plan. Get a good job and marry a billionaire. Willa was wary of love. In her world, love equalled pain, so she planned to marry for money, not love. Part one of the plan was successful. She had just scored the perfect job at Ashby Chocolates. Now she just had to get Jonathon Ashby to fall for her. Jonathon Ashby was being impersonated, and he didn’t have a clue who it was. The only way to find the truth was to go undercover as Jake Campbell in his own company. He hadn’t planned on meeting Willa. And he definitely hadn’t planned on falling for her. This is a standalone sexy billionaire romance - no cliff-hanger! *This book is set in Australia and uses Australian/UK English

When a mysterious woman moves in next-door to Mason, he’s intrigued and even tempted to abandon his solitary life, but could there be something more sinister going on with the woman who fills his late-night fantasies? Mason Pressfield liked his quiet, solitary, ordered life. So why was his new neighbour getting under his skin? And what the hell were those strange noises coming from her apartment in the middle of the night? Abby Sutherland liked her anonymity, and a quiet, unobtrusive neighbour was exactly what she needed. She had a secret and the last thing she needed was a nosy neighbour butting in and trying to find all the skeletons in her closet. This is a standalone sexy billionaire romance - no cliff-hanger! *This book is set in Australia and uses Australian/UK English

When Brooks decided to come home to Australia and finally settle down, he hadn’t expected a ready-made family to be waiting on his doorstep. Brooks Barry had been travelling the world for the past five years, but there was something missing in his life. When Hunter fell in love, Brooks decided it was time to go home. Harper Fenwick had been a nanny for four and a half years, but she’d never had to face this situation before. Her employer, decided that it was time for her four-year-old daughter, Piper, to meet her father. The only problem was, he didn’t know she existed. This is a standalone sexy billionaire romance - no cliff-hanger! *This book is set in Australia and uses Australian/UK English

Bailey Sheppard had a plan; stop a wedding and steal the groom. Bailey had loved Nick Heart forever, and their friends-with-benefits arrangement suited her just fine…until he told her he was getting married. She wanted to be the one he married and lived happily ever after with. So, she hatched a plan to stop the wedding and steal the groom. And then she met Hunter. This is a standalone sexy billionaire romance - no cliff-hanger! *This book is set in Australia and uses Australian/UK English

It was just supposed to be a mutually beneficial arrangement. Declan would be her replacement boyfriend and she would pretend to be his girlfriend to get his mother off his back. No one was supposed to fall in love. Declan was just being a nice guy. He saw a woman in need of assistance and he stepped in and pretended to be her fiancé. It was just the kind of guy he was; a knight in shining armour ready to rescue the damsel in distress. It was only fair that she return the favour when he found himself in need of a fake girlfriend. It wasn’t meant to go anywhere. It was a mutually beneficial arrangement, and they both knew the rules going in. This is a standalone sexy billionaire romance - no cliff-hanger! *This book is set in Australia and uses Australian/UK English

What would you do if you could do your life over again? What decisions would you change? After a horrific traffic accident, January Anderson wakes up to find herself twenty years in the past. She knows she wants to make changes—her life hadn’t turned out the way she’d dreamed the first time around—but will anything she do really bring about the change she desires?

A one hour cosy romance…with a hint of spice. Anna and Damon hooked up once, years ago, but then Damon disappeared and Anna never heard from him again. Okay, so maybe Anna had purposely avoided him after she woke up and found him gone from her bed without leaving a note. When they find themselves face to face after more than a decade, will they get the answers they’ve been looking for? *This is a short story, but it is a complete story…no cliffhangers.

Georgie Danners is a nerd and proud of it. She is also the proud owner of Bookish, a bookshop/cafe in the small Northern Tablelands town of Oxley Crossing. She loves all things books and movies and computer games and has a soft spot in her heart for one of Australia’s greatest exports, Connor Faulkes, aka Prince Charming. Connor Faulkes, movie star, is happy to spend the next six weeks with his Gran while she recuperates from a fall that resulted in a broken leg. It would give him an opportunity to have some down time before the filming on his next movie starts and he might even be able to squeeze in some rock climbing if he’s really lucky. What he did not expect was to run into, literally run into, a quirky woman who captures his heart with her adorable dorkiness and cute smile. But can the Prince Charming of the RomCom world really find the girl of his dreams in a shy, socially awkward bookshop owner who would rather live life vicariously through the characters between the pages she reads? Or is this budding romance destined to be a box office fail? *This is a Sweet Romance

Hana Park has had enough. She has worked with Carter for nine years but she is absolutely done with his demanding ways. The payout she got for the apps she sold went a long way to helping her make the decision, but Carter doesn’t need to know that. Carter Beckett, CEO of The Playbook, cannot believe his right-hand-person could just up and leave him. Even an offer for a bigger pay check did nothing to sway her. His last resort is to get her to fall in love with him. She wouldn’t leave him if she loved him, right? It started out as an air-tight if stupid plan but then those darned feelings got involved. It was a classic case of her falling first but him falling harder. *The final book in The Playbook Series is a spicy workplace romance where the guy who thinks he has it all together slowly unravels as he experiences all the feels.

“Two broken people didn’t make a whole one. The friendship we had, it just worked. We were kindred spirits. We had shit in common. We were both running from the same demons. That didn’t mean we could make a romantic interlude work, in fact, it almost guaranteed that we would be a complete bloody disaster.” Darcy I liked Cole from the moment my best friend introduced us, and if I hadn’t been seeing someone at the time, we might very well have hooked up. But, instead, we became friends, good friends, and I came to value that friendship more than I’d ever imagined. Cole just got me. When I was around him, I could let all my defences down and just be me. Sure, he was hot, and I knew if we ever went beyond friends, we would rock each other’s world, but our friendship was too important to me to throw it away for one perfect night between the sheets. I didn’t do long term relationships, so one night was all we could ever have, and that just wouldn’t be enough. Cole and I would be spectacular, and then we would self destruct. Neither of us was emotionally available to deal with the fallout. Maybe if things were different, if I wasn’t so broken, but they’re not, and I’d rather have Cole as a friend for life than just a sweet memory. Cole Darcy knocked me on my arse the first time I met her. She was gorgeous; a tiny little thing that I’d like to pick up and carry around in my pocket. But she was also smart and funny and a great wingman. Except that I’d rather sit at the bar talking to her all night than go home with the women she picked out for me. And now my body had gotten on board, and it wanted more, much more. But Darcy was my friend, and the relationship I had with her was probably the healthiest male/female relationship I’d ever had, and I just didn’t want to screw it up. She was too important to me to be a one night stand—even though I knew it would be amazing—and I’m a one night stand kind of guy. That might be an awful thing to admit, but I’m not whole, and I didn’t think it was fair to lump my baggage onto someone else. So having Darcy as a friend was the only way to keep her in my life, and I definitely wanted to keep her.