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Lee and Oliver
Oliver is getting used to it. Hit her head and she lose her memories. For the second time, she forgets about him and he's still as determined to make her remember. Only she ran away before he can properly talk to her. Would he find her again? Would he be able to make her remember him again? Note about the series: Each book can be read as stand-alone. Maybe not Book 1 about Lee and Oliver, if you'd rather know what happened afterwards, but to me, the resolve is enough as an ending for Book 1. That could be my own opinion, though. Book 3 is set much later so it could be read as stand-alone, totally apart from Book 2.
Axel and Rhea
Axel had enough. He's done with his assistants wanting to take him to their beds. This time, he'll find himself an assistant who can keep her hands to herself. Rhea's emergency fund is running out. With two mouths to feed, she needs to find a job soon. Really soon. When a company called her to schedule an interview, she couldn't recall the details of her application. Seeing as there are no other offers from the numerous companies she sent her resume to, she might as well go. Note about the series: Each book can be read as stand-alone. Maybe not Book 1 about Lee and Oliver, if you'd rather know what happened afterwards, but to me, the resolve is enough as an ending for Book 1. That could be my own opinion, though. Book 3 is set much later so it could be read as stand-alone, totally apart from Book 2.
Alex and Alex
Knowing his brothers have settled down before him made Alexander a bit conflicted. As the eldest brother, he's supposed to go first. As Axel suggested, he tries to find a beautiful woman that would pique his interest. Alexis didn't think her former boss would be attending the same social event. Her sister set her up, an opportunity for the man Alena noticed to be observing her. When her sister walked away, the man approached from behind. She didn't notice him until that moment. Does she still like him? Note about the series: Each book can be read as stand-alone. Maybe not Book 1 about Lee and Oliver, if you'd rather know what happened afterwards, but to me, the resolve is enough as an ending for Book 1. That could be my own opinion, though. Book 3 is set much later so it could be read as stand-alone, totally apart from Book 2.
Lee and Oliver
Lee's not looking for anything extraordinary in her life. She likes the simplicity of her days at work and at home. A few friends, a tiny room, earning enough to house herself and keep her fed. Things changed when she met Oliver. A man who shows her care. She doesn't remember anyone caring for her and that's from the fact that she has amnesia.
Allen and Clara
It's not yet Allen's turn to settle down with a woman, but when one presented herself to him, would he be able to turn her down? Or to be accurate, would he be able to ignore his budding feelings for her? There's only one thing Clara wants to hide forever, but circumstances wouldn't let her. What would Allen think when he learns of her secret? Note about the series: Each book can be read as stand-alone. Maybe not Book 1 about Lee and Oliver, if you'd rather know what happened afterwards, but to me, the resolve is enough as an ending for Book 1. That could be my own opinion, though. Book 3 is set much later so it could be read as stand-alone, totally apart from Book 2.
Lee and Oliver
Lee has decided to risk it all. She came to work for Oliver and compromise on a lot of things. Her only reason is to be with him. Her wish of becoming his equal was granted when someone from her past came to tell her who she really is. Would she still choose to be with him? Oliver wanted nothing but to be with her. When she disappeared one day, he was frantic to find her. When she came back, she was a little different, but just as sweet and bold. Together, can they take on the challenges that come their way?Note about the series: Each book can be read as stand-alone. Maybe not Book 1 about Lee and Oliver, if you'd rather know what happened afterwards, but to me, the resolve is enough as an ending for Book 1. That could be my own opinion, though. Book 3 is set much later so it could be read as stand-alone, totally apart from Book 2.
Mike and Cara
Mike is holding on to a sliver of hope. It was a long shot. It will take a long time. And in between, he finds himself forgetting his rules to keep other people safe. Would he risk his heart again? Would he risk someone again? His failures in the past have been eating him up. Trying to ignore the guilt, sometimes he finds himself being apathetic. Cold and heartless. Does he still deserve any happiness?(Last book in the series) Note about the series: Each book can be read as stand-alone. Maybe not Book 1 about Lee and Oliver, if you'd rather know what happened afterwards, but to me, the resolve is enough as an ending for Book 1. That could be my own opinion, though. Book 3 is set much later so it could be read as stand-alone, totally apart from Book 2.
Gabe and Carin
Carin didn't recognize him when they met again after ten years, but he did. Gabe couldn't have expected the chance encounter, except Lee pestered him and made it happen. His secret is in danger of getting exposed, but it wasn't at all dangerous. Would he be willing to open up his heart and embrace his origin? Note about the series: Each book can be read as stand-alone. Maybe not Book 1 about Lee and Oliver, if you'd rather know what happened afterwards, but to me, the resolve is enough as an ending for Book 1. That could be my own opinion, though. Book 3 is set much later so it could be read as stand-alone, totally apart from Book 2.
Charles and Aya
It was typical for him to find her personality annoying. She got on his nerves and wormed her way to his heart. Aya tagged her boss as off-limits, made him her unwilling confidant, annoyed him every work day, but it's undeniable that she learned so much from him, turned her life around and her view on a lot of things. When she found out his true feelings for her, would she be able to convince him to let it out? Note about the series: Each book can be read as stand-alone. Maybe not Book 1 about Lee and Oliver, if you'd rather know what happened afterwards, but to me, the resolve is enough as an ending for Book 1. That could be my own opinion, though. Book 3 is set much later so it could be read as stand-alone, totally apart from Book 2.
Willingly
WILLINGLY: HIS VERSIONKurt Moore knows he isn't your typical ideal man. Aside from being quiet and aloof, he's also not fond of talking and socializing. He understands his responsibilities, though. He's reliable when it comes to work.When he found someone he likes, he's at a loss how to approach her. He made a misstep with her and thought that would be the end of it. He's got no chance to make it right. He messed up. He can only watch from afar. He can only grit his teeth as he watches someone else be with her. Only, that didn't seem to be the end of the story.
