Author: nicolamarsh
A woman ready to give up on love meets her match in a man she never expected to fall for in this heartwarming and steamy new romantic comedy by USA Today bestselling author Nicola Marsh. For almost a decade, successful 37-year-old Samira Broderick has used her bustling LA practice as an excuse to avoid a trip home to Australia. She still resents her meddling Indian mother for arranging her … for arranging her marriage to a man who didn’t stick around when the going got tough, but now with a new job Down Under, she’s finally ready to reconnect with her.…
Ria has married into the Parker family — and the pressure is on. She knows she’ll never fit in at their high-society parties or get used to their lavish lifestyle… but when her husband, Grayson, disappears, Ria begins to wonder if she can even trust them. From a USA Today bestselling author!
From a USA Today bestselling author! Struggling with the loneliness of her empty nest, Marisa is pleased when Jodi, a young pregnant woman, needs her help. But Jodi is hiding a shocking secret — one that will reverberate through their small town…
Rose Mathieson knows the only way is up. It has to be. She’s made some mistakes in her life, but almost losing her son is a wake-up call. More than that: it’s a call to action. It’s time to start again. The town of Redemption, Connecticut, seems to offer exactly what she craves: a quiet, stable life for her and her six-year-old son, Olly. But Redemption has changed since she last saw it—or … it—or perhaps it’s just Rose who has changed. Her reputation precedes her now, and not everyone is happy to see her back. Caden Shoreham is, though.…
Numbness floods my body as I stumble up the steps leading to my house. Inside I know my five-year-old’s bed is empty, her dresser is ransacked, her overnight bag is gone. I can see her dolls lying untouched through the window of our perfect family home – in the place where I thought I could protect her forever. My daughter is missing. You’d think my first instinct would be to call the police. But I know who’s taken my daughter. And I know that the police can’t help me. Only I can convince the woman who has my baby to…