Oakwood Lane

Rule #1: Don't sleep with a stranger you met in the one bar where people know your name. Rule #2: Definitely don't go back for seconds. Shannen Morgan doesn't do reckless. She has a five-year plan, a job she's poured her heart into, and a hard-won reputation as the responsible one. She does not let a stranger buy her a drink and forget every rule she's ever made. But one night with Callum Lewis turns into two. Two nights she can't stop craving—the first time in years she's felt like herself instead of the woman everyone expects her to be. Then Monday arrives. And so does Callum.

Callum Lewis thought he was finally getting things right—until one accusation wrecks everything. In an instant, he’s back where he started, haunted by his past and making the one choice that hurts the most: walking away. Now, his son is heartbroken, and Cal is left with nothing but regret… and a secret he can’t share. Shannen Morgan never expected her world to fall apart so fast. One moment, she had love, family, and a future with Cal. The next, it was gone. But something doesn’t add up, and when she uncovers a part of the puzzle, she's more confused than ever about who she can trust.

Rule #1: Don't fall for a man who makes you want more than a distraction. Rule #2: Definitely don't fall for him right before your past comes looking for you. Gaby has spent years rebuilding the life her ex tore apart. She doesn't do dependence. Dating is nothing more than an occasional bit of fun, and that's exactly how she likes it. Until Guy. He's sexy, kind, and impossible to ignore, and after a string of men who gave her every reason to guard her heart, Gaby starts to wonder if Guy might be worth breaking her own rules for. Guy is done with women who only want to take from him.

Renowned travel blogger, Donovan Cain, has been forced to return to England for the first time in ten years to spend some time with his recently widowed grandmother. It isn't long before Nova realises that Donovan is actually "little Donnie", the boy she played with during her childhood Christmases, when his family visited town for the holidays. From the pint-sized kid he used to be, he's now, tall, broad, and all kinds of attractive.