Evelyn Merkholtz never dreamed she'd be an unemployed single mother in a foreign land. When her ex convinces her to move back in with him until she can find a job, she jumps at the chance to leave the spooky old castle she's been living in with her batty billionaire best friend. Sam seems to have completely moved on - and she has too, of course - so it should be a breeze living with him in his cozy little cottage. There's absolutely no danger they'll get back together. Except he's such a good dad, and she finds herself staring at the spot near his collarbone she used to love to kiss, that it gets harder to remember why they broke up in the first place. Sam and Evie is a standalone novella in the Lost Highlander series.

Grad student and cocktail waitress Evelyn Merkholtz has plenty to deal with. Too much to deal with. So, when her runaway best friend calls with a mysterious and urgent request to join her in Scotland, she is secretly more than happy to drop everything and oblige.    She's faced with an ancient curse, an adorably hunky villager, and a super hot (but possibly murderous), Highland warrior from the 18th century - and realizes that getting burned at the stake is a really bad way to get out of writing her thesis.

Evermore: Knight Everlasting Book 3

Endearing: Knight Everlasting Book 1

Tilly Jacobs was going to spend an uneventful month in London helping her nerdy history buff cousin to catalog priceless antiques in a mansion that’s slated to be torn down. When a Regency era earl mistakenly drags her into his century, she thinks she’s in for the best vacation of her life. All she has to do is enjoy the scenery, which includes the hunky Lord Ashford, until he can get her back.She doesn’t count on a murderer being after them, or the fact that if the house gets destroyed, so do her chances of ever getting home. Least of all, she doesn’t count on the undeniable attraction she feels to the mysterious and brooding Lord Ashford, or the fact that the longer she stays with him, the less she wants to fight it.

Pietro’s dying. His love for Bella strengthens him, but her controlling father wants her back and is threatening a war. Just when Piper and her hot Highlander think they might get some time to explore Lachlan’s newfound appreciation of modern spa tubs, Daria returns and starts targeting everyone and everything Piper loves. Not about to let her evil ancestor destroy her love life, her best friend’s happiness, or even her wardrobe, Piper sets out to vanquish her.And Sam and Evie still aren’t engaged.

Mellie’s having a quarter-life crisis. It’s to the point that she’s taking life advice from Shane Brodie, the notorious village flirt, who’s trying desperately to get to the eighteenth century to keep Catie Ferguson from marrying anyone but him. She not only decides to help Shane go back in time, but agrees to go with him as part of his plan to distract Catie’s posh English suitor. It won’t be too much of a chore since Oliver is exactly what Mellie’s always wanted in a man. If she isn’t eaten up with guilt over betraying her friends, doesn’t freeze to death in the forest, and can manage to keep from screwing up history (or the future!), she might just find what she needs to be happy.In the present, Piper’s going nuts trying to plan Evie’s wedding, which has completely put her off wanting to plan her own, much to Lachlan’s dismay.Evie can’t find the perfect dress and is beginning to wonder why she wanted a big wedding in the first place. Will Sam ever get a ring on her finger?

When modern day actress Lizzie Burnet gets tossed back to eighteenth century London, she has to find a way to survive until she's rescued by an unreliable time traveling earl.Being a prim and proper chaperone to rich young ladies is just another role to her, and she finds a way to make a few shillings on the side by taking kickbacks from unscrupulous mothers who want their deadbeat sons to marry an heiress. She’s passing the time until she can get home. None of it’s real, and she doesn’t get attached.Until a big handsome Highlander comes along and ruins everything.Quinn Ferguson has to take his half sister Catriona to London to meet her English relatives for the first time. In order to inherit her vast fortune, Catie has to be properly married. Not entirely sure what that entails, he hires Catie a chaperone, and promises to be on his best behavior.He can’t drink. He can’t swear. He can’t gamble. There’s to be no flirting and he has to somehow make himself seem less tall. Quinn doesn’t think the trip to England’s going to be very fun.Until he meets the chaperone.