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The Fix-it Girl
Powerful businesswoman, Elise Ridge relied heavily on her personal assistant, Jill Marrack. She never knew how much until Elise’s sister departs the country, leaving her six-year-old daughter, Lily, behind. That is when Elise calls on her fix-it girl to come to her rescue.
Jill impulsively agrees to help, moves to Headridge, the Ridge country home, to take care of Lily, and immediately comes into conflict with the dysfunctional family. Lily, who is yearning for affection, pulls at Jill’s heartstrings, so Jill endures the cold atmosphere within the household for the sake of the child.
Elise Ridge survives by making herself a cold fish in the emotional department and throws all of her energies into her business. The warm relationship between her niece and her PA draws Elise out of the shadows of her lonely existence, and she starts to realize that life may hold more for her than merely work and family responsibilities.
Can their fledgling relationship survive the manipulations of those whom they trust?
This story is a romance with a twist!
In Name Only
Can an agreement forged out of necessity actually work?
When Elise Ridge agreed to an In Name Only pact with her wife, Jill, after the birth of their daughter Tegan, thinking she could handle the situation. But, living with Jill without the benefit of a loving relationship turns out to much more difficult than to handle than she bargained for.
When Megan Dutton, a lover from Elise’s past turns up, she questions the sanity of her decision. She decides to move forward rather than remain in a relationship that by its very nature stifles the love she once had for Jill.
Jill struggles with her conscience over her deteriorating relationship with Elise and wants desperately to make things right. She can feel Elise drifting away from her but pride causes her to remain silent.
Will two people who allow others to influence their lives ever find a way back to the love they once had? In Name Only the sequel to The Fix it Girl has the answers.
Do Dreams Come True
Laurel Rogers was unceremoniously dumped by her long-time lover, painter Ronnie Lancaster, finding her belongings outside the apartment they shared. To add to her misery, the next day she loses her job, fired by the Dragon of Finance, Christen Jamison. What else can go wrong? Oh yes, her best friend becomes engaged to the brother of the Dragon.
For ten years, Christen Jamison has never forgiven her partner for walking out on her. She’s given up on love, making her work her life as the accountant for the family business. After she is directed to fire a woman who should never have been on the redundancy list—Laurel Rogers—Christen begins to doubt her commitment to the store’s management and policies.
How do two people who really shouldn’t get on end up in a relationship? Find out in this deliciously ordinary romance.
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