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Back Against the Wall
Crawling back to this small town was never in hockey star Chase Woodson's plans.
From hitting hockey pucks in front of thousands to selling urinal pucks at his father's hardware store, coming back home is his worst nightmare.
But being a (newly) single dad of twin boys means making sacrifices. His boys need stability and his dad needs his help in the store.
Now he needs her.
Except, Chase has been the bane of Madison Kelly's existence since high school.
She just so happens to be the only available nanny in town.
Besides, high school was ten years ago.
People don't hold grudges that long, right?
Easier Said Than Done
Adalynn Tate made a promise to her childhood friend.
They vowed that they'd do everything together, including marrying their junior high crush and having all their babies at the same time.
Her friend has succeeded. She got the guy, and the first bun is in the oven.
Now it's Adalynn's turn to make her own dreams a reality.
When Adalynn's best guy friend comes over, he sees the pamphlets for her to have a baby on her own.
Cash does what any best friend would do - offers his free, platonic services instead of extra medical bills.
He doesn't know Adalynn has had a crush on him since junior high, something she's done her best to lock down deep as not to threaten their friendship.
Adalynn knows in this world you don't get to have it all: the baby, the man, the fairytale.
But Cash has other plans for her.
With a Grain of Salt
There are certain rules that make the widows of servicemen off-limits.
As a veteran, I'm well aware that Claire Kennedy is forbidden.
It's why I've kept as much distance between the two of us as I can manage in our small town.
When she came looking for a job at my bar, I refused to hire her.
That didn't stop the gorgeous spitfire from showing up, putting on an apron, and getting to work one day while I was gone.
Not only is she good at tending bar, she's also an expert at keeping me distracted.
Being her boss doesn't matter when she catches me in her backyard.
Instead of asking me what I'm doing, she calls the cops.
Even with the threat of going to jail, I find myself smiling at her.
I knew she was going to be trouble the day she came to town.
Yet, I just can't seem to stay away.
