My Books

The Mint Creek Ranch Series

My Favorite Story (available for preorder; comes out 5/13/22): When reporter Tessa Kincaid sees a job listing for a mysterious three-month assignment with bonus pay, she applies immediately. It doesn’t matter what it is—she needs the money. The first night in her new town, she spends several sensual hours dancing with a sexy cowboy she believes she’ll never see again.

The next morning, she discovers that man is bull rider Cody Davis, whose comeback tour she’ll be covering for the next three months … and that he hates reporters.

The last thing Cody needs is a distraction—especially one who’s as great of a kisser as Tessa. Strict focus is the only way he’ll win the championship this year.

The two of them develop a tenuous professional relationship, their chemistry simmering just below the surface. When Cody finally begins to trust Tessa, though, she starts disappearing every night.

As the championship approaches, Cody must decide whether their relationship is an unwelcome distraction, or exactly what he needs to win the title, and Tessa realizes she’s in danger of losing everything—including the man she’s falling in love with.

My Favorite View (Coming Soon): For as long as she can remember, Montana Hart has planned on marrying Sawyer Nelson. But things are over between them—for good this time—and she’s finally ready to build her own, completely separate life.

Sawyer has never felt quite good enough for Montana, but starting his own cattle ranch might be just what he needs to prove—to himself—that he’s enough.

When Sawyer and Montana realize they’ve bought property in the same subdivision—the one their best friend Trace Walker is completely against—they’re forced together again … as future neighbors and as the keepers of a secret that could change their lives forever.

The more they do together, the more it seems they want the same things. But with everything that’s happened between them, are their lives meant to run parallel, or to intersect?

My Favorite Place (Coming Soon): Builder Abby Flores is determined to build her dream project, so she can provide her dad—her mentor and hero, paralyzed after a jobsite accident—with the life he deserves. She’s thrilled when she finally finds a pristine piece of land in Arizona.

Serious, stubborn rancher Trace Walker loves his home, the Mint Creek Ranch, and his hometown, Prescott. He’d be more than content if nothing changed—ever. When he realizes Abby, the drop-dead gorgeous woman to whom he gives directions one day, is the developer planning a subdivision on the parcel adjacent to the ranch, he vows to do everything in his power to stop her.

Only, as Abby becomes friends with his friends, Trace can’t help but admire her intelligence and tenacity. And how great she looks in those ridiculous faux snakeskin high heels. His tough exterior begins to soften, and Abby realizes he’s surprisingly sweet and thoughtful.

The two of them begin to fall for each other, but soon realize that not everyone in town is as happy about the pairing as they are.

Is it possible for Abby and Trace to live happily ever after? Or is parting ways the only way to save what they love most—each other?

The Intervention Series

The Dating Intervention (get it free, here): At 34, Delaney Collins believes her life is perfect (or, at least, perfectly mediocre). But when her fail-proof dating system fails completely, she’s forced to reevaluate her entire life. Forced, as in her two best friends, Josie Garcia and Summer Gray, stage The Dating Intervention and take complete control of her life. As secrets from Delaney’s past resurface, she takes a closer look at her potential. With the kind of tough love and questionable boundaries present only between long-time friends, Josie and Summer help Delaney forge a path to a perfectly imperfect life.

The Marriage Intervention: Lately, Josie Garcia and her husband, Paul, clash like peanut butter and pickles. Even worse, after talking with her two best friends, Delaney Collins and Summer Gray, Josie’s convinced she’s mostly to blame. To make matters more complex, Josie’s boss–with whom she shares a secret, intense past–is giving her the attention she’s been craving. With the tough love and questionable boundaries present only between long-time friends, Delaney and Summer stage The Marriage Intervention to help Josie redefine herself and reignite her marriage.

The Motherhood Intervention: Summer Gray is exhausted, overwhelmed, and approaching her breaking point. She’s due to give birth to her fifth child, and her older son’s heart surgery is just around the corner. As if things weren’t tense enough, Summer’s estranged mother shows up on her doorstep, claiming that she wants to repair their relationship after 15 years. When Summer admits to her best friends, Josie Garcia and Delaney Collins, that she daydreams of a hospital stay-cation, they stage The Motherhood Intervention to help Summer rediscover the life she loves and forgive her mother in the process.

The Garden Club Series

Jasmine’s Pact: It’s Jasmine Carr’s 30th birthday, and she’s finally getting the one thing she’s waited for her entire adult life. Her first love, Parker Abbott, calls to fulfill the terms of the pact they made as teenagers when his family moved out of the country. It requires them to date, exclusively, for thirty days, and this should be the perfect reunion. Only, Jasmine’s distracted. Her editor at the newspaper where she’s happily deemed herself Fluff Correspondent assigns her to the ultra-serious police beat, alongside a new, seriously handsome partner, photojournalist Hudson Stover. Eventually circumstances force Jasmine to choose between the life she always imagined and the life she’s beginning to see is possible.

Studying Sequoia: Sequoia Carr is better off alone. For the past six years, she’s been happily married to her job as a police officer. But when her corrupt boss assigns her a K-9 partner, Sequoia is confident she’ll fail (she likes dogs even less than she likes people). Her sexy co-worker Elijah Sawyer steps in to help Sequoia succeed with her new partner. As they get to know each other, he proposes an experiment to test Sequoia’s hypothesis that she’s meant for solitude. Sequoia finds her relationships–with Elijah, with her sisters, Jasmine and Holly, with her K-9 partner, and with herself–transforming. Still, Sequoia knows there’s only one conclusion the experiment can reach. Or is there?

Just Holly: When Holly Carr gets pulled over for drunk driving (at age 30!), her suspicions and those of her sisters, Jasmine and Sequoia, are confirmed: her life is in serious need of a makeover. The problem: Holly doesn’t know who she wants to be. Worse, since childhood, she’s botched every project she’s talked, solo. Now, on her own, Holly hires a life coach, resolving to focus on herself: Just Holly. Things get complicated when Mack Bravo, the police officer who pulled her over, begins pursuing her. Torn between finding her own direction and spending time with Mack, Holly devises complicated and sometimes absurd plans to do both. Is it possible for Holly to find herself and love at the same time?

The Seedling Homestead Series

The Composition of Order: Adopted as a young child, Sarah Ward has always preferred order to chaos. That’s why she’s worked so hard to create a life that checks all the boxes: get married, raise a happy, healthy child, and maintain friendships and hobbies. So Sarah is stunned when Donny, her childhood sweetheart and husband of 20 years, announces he wants a divorce. Although she resolves to fight for her marriage, salvaging it seems impossible: Donny’s list of grievances is long, and every item on it relates to her pursuit of order. While she’s still reeling from shock, Sarah finds out her mother is in the hospital. She and Donny return to her childhood home, the Seedling Homestead. There, in the place she’s always considered a refuge, Sarah immerses herself in family. But it isn’t as healing as she expected. As Sarah spends time with her sisters, Margaret and Hannah, and their mother, Mama Katherine, secrets begin to emerge. Now, Sarah craves structure more than ever. But releasing her grip on order may be the only way to win Donny back.

The Architecture of Vision: Margaret Bradley is the rising star of America’s architectural field. In keeping with the promise she made to herself when her first mother died, she’s fiercely self-reliant, traveling the world solo, enjoying her success and renowned for her vision. Then she finds out she’s going blind. The situation is unimaginable. Independence, the one thing for which she’s always striven, seems impossible. Worse, Margaret’s adoptive mother, Mama Katherine, is sick. Margaret returns to her childhood home, the Seedling Homestead, to help care for her, and to seek refuge as she grieves the loss of her sight. Margaret is determined to prove–to her family and to herself–that she can still be self-sufficient. While one part of her begins to accept this new life, another part of her–one born when she was just a little girl–fights against it. As those two sides struggle for control, Margaret must weigh losing her vision against gaining something much more significant.

The Structure of Perfection: Hannah Bradley knows she’s lucky: she’s always lived an always-magical existence on the Seedling Homestead. In fact, when her sisters started new lives–Sarah as a picture-perfect wife and Margaret as an independent, jet-setting architect–Hannah chose to remain home with her mother, Katherine, and become a teacher at the local elementary. And everything is perfect–until Hannah realizes their life is built on a foundation of secrets and deception. Now, as she unravels the tangled truth about her own past, she struggles to define her future. She finds a surprising refuge in one of her students, Sadie, whose life is anything but perfect. By nurturing this lost and lonely little girl, Hannah gains a new perspective on the sanctuary that is the Seedling Homestead.

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