As a glorified romantic, it’s Candice’s job to help brides with their happily-ever-afters, starting with those that walk into her shop. However, when a past client returns from a charity wedding gone horribly wrong, she realizes not all stories are happy or fair.Determined to help the other woman out, Candice plans a fundraiser, one she holds every single year for other organizations in town. Of course, not all scars show up on the surface, and the ones Vivian has suffered run deeper than Candice ever could’ve imagined.With Vivian’s heart in pieces, can Candice get her to trust in love again? Or is this one bride she cannot save?To be the Bride is a sweet lesbian romance about second chances and trusting in love again. NOTE: this book covers the topic of past abuse and learning to trust again. The subject is lightly touched upon without going into too much detail.

Carmen took on a new promotion at work to get away from love, not so she could find it again.Thousands of miles away from home and the only woman she’s ever loved, Carmen isn’t interested in starting a new relationship, especially considering how terrible the last one turned out to be. A new promotion and a change of scenery are exactly what she needs to get her life back on track. Of course, she didn’t plan on the overwhelming homesickness her move might bring, not to mention the kind woman who happens to live across the hall.Shay’s funny, smart, and nothing like Carmen’s friends back home. According to Shay, she came to Carverdale to find her brother, then stayed because of the community. Carmen, however, is only supposed to be in town for a year.Starting a new relationship now would only cause them more pain in the future. That’s what Carmen keeps telling herself, anyway. But could Shay be right? Is it better to have love and lost than to never risk love at all?Worth the Risk is a clean lesbian romance with low angst and an HEA.

Coming home isn't enough. For Emily, writing about love is easy, but experiencing it for herself is something else altogether. This is especially true when the focus of her heart is the same woman she ghosted more than twenty years ago. Sarah is smart, beautiful, and just as stubborn as Emily remembers. Considering the fact they’ve spent more time apart than they did as friends, it’s going to take a lot more than a simple apology to undo all of the wrong she’s done. However, when two kids go missing on a school trip, Emily and Sarah will have to work together to get everyone home on time. The experience leaves them rattled, bringing them closer together while causing some of the parents to question their relationship. With so many aspects of her life on the line, can Emily push her fears to the side long enough to win Sarah back, or will she give in to the pressures of their small town society and leave for good? Whatever It Takes is a second chance lesbian romance with a happily ever after.