Eric Quinn Stanton has never let pleasure interfere with business--until now. His practice is to arrive early and incognito at a job, to see firsthand what's working, and what's not. But he can't seem to see past Cindy's beautiful green eyes or her other generous assets. And he can't stop himself from testing the general manager's skills--on the job, and in the bedroom. But what will she think when she learns his true identity?.

Hollie Winslow loves Christmas! All she has to do is sell one last house--to get the annoyingly sexy Noel Hawksley out of her hair--and then she can enjoy the holidays in her perfect home. The only problem is that the house that Noel wants is her house. 'Twas the night before Christmas, and boy, are things getting interesting.

Nina thinks the last thing she needs is Fred--part basset, part beagle, and part manic-depressive puppy. Then Fred brings home Alex Moore, poster boy for lonely women. Nina loves Fred, but really, anyone but Alex! Original.

Holden's vacation rental is suddenly Grand Central Station, what with meddlesome housekeeper, hot-to-trot siblings and an ex-girlfriend who has a problem with the ex part. The only way to get everyone off his back is to pretend that the infuriating, know-it-all Taylor Angel is his bride-to-be. Original.

Passionate Anastasia Knight decides that David Sullivan needs to learn how to live! The arson investigator is way too uptight and worried--why, he believes she's trying to swindle his dear, sweet grandmother out of her life savings. Well, Anastasia is going to teach David a thing or two. Problem is, David knows a thing or two of his own.

Bride-to-be Cathy Seymour refuses to let abduction keep her from the altar--even if her kidnapper is the hunkiest guy this side of Brad Pitt. She intends to get back to her stable banker fiance, by hook, crook, or via a tiny bathroom window. Hale Delaney is rarely on the wrong side of the law or of a woman. But the kidnapping is done as a family favor, and he and his feisty captive are oil and water. Which leaves Hale stuck with Cathy "and" a big question: Did that little commandment about thy brother's wife hold true for fiancees as well?.

Hannah Jansen lives with her father and helps him run the local hardware store in her excruciatingly small town. And at 28, Hannah is sick to death of being wholesome and dependable. A break in the big city is just what she needs. When her hotel mixes up her reservations and puts her in the same room as rancher Holt Janson, Hannah considers her options. Now fate has given her an honest-to-goodness sex symbol for a roommate! .

Tess Ryan considers herself an expert on broken relationships--her sister's, that is. But even Tess can't believe Lucy's obsessive plan to take revenge on her last boyfriend. Why, she's talking about painting the poor guy's dog purple! Revenge is the last thing on Tess's mind--she's head over heels in love for the first time in her life. Still, she feels she has to save the poor guy from her sister's wrath. Especially when she discovers that Andrew Wyatt, the new love in her life, is the poor guy in question.

When Livvy Ravenwood's daughter wishes for a knight in shining armor to come to their rescue, Livvy doesn't expect the wish to come true so dramatically! But she can't ignore Sir William Marsh either, especially since he claims her castle is his home. Sure he has a real lord-of-the-manor attitude, plus great shoulders and a really great way of kissing, but Livvy isn't about to fall for a man who claims to be lost in time--is she?.