The smallest decisions can have lifelong consequences.

Taylor Cole has finally had enough of being the quiet, invisible high school librarian. Now is the time to gather her courage and open the equestrian business she’s envisioned since she was a child. The first step: starting a rodeo club at her school. When the sexier-than-sin new resource officer volunteers to help, she accepts … and promises herself he won’t distract her from making her dream reality.

For cop Judd O’Connor, police work is a calling. His demotion to school resource officer is more than just a slap on the hand—it’s personal. All he can think about is getting back to his beat. That and the gorgeous librarian at the school where he’s stuck. He jumps at the opportunity to help her with her new rodeo club, which will make his days infinitely more interesting—at least, until he can get back to real police work.

Taylor knows her future business requires all her energy. And Judd is married to his job, one hundred percent. Still, as the club grows, their attraction is undeniable. Then a drug ring at the school implicates one of the club members and threatens to rip apart both their dreams. Together, can they find a way to save what they love most?

She’s finally found love. Will it cost her everything?

After leaving her emotionally abusive ex, high school English teacher Rose Coffey is determined to prove to everyone—most of all, herself—that she’s a capable, competent mother. Life thwarts her efforts at every turn, until one night her co-worker Johnny “Mac” MacKinnon, the subject of many of her fantasies, discovers Rose and her five-year-old daughter camping out in the teachers’ lounge.

For Mac, big-city San Francisco has called his name ever since he moved back to small-town Prescott, Arizona, to help his mom care for their farm property after his dad died. Running the farm while teaching full-time is exhausting. When he discovers his intriguing co-worker Rose and her daughter need a place to stay, he invites them to live at the farm.

They quickly become a happy little family. Rose and her daughter have a safe place to stay, and they take some of the burden off Mac. And, the chemistry between Mac and Rose is undeniable.

Life seems perfect. Then Rose’s ex resurfaces with a vendetta, and continuing her relationship with Mac may mean losing everything.

They were always best friends … and now there’s chemistry. Will crossing that line strengthen what they have or ruin their friendship forever?

Jessie Monroe is (mostly) content. Her two best girlfriends are happily paired off and even though she hasn’t found the love of her life yet, she enjoys caring for her elderly neighbor, Alvin—the father of her childhood best friend, Shane. When she realizes Alvin needs a little more help, she asks Shane to come home. She is completely blown away: her insecure, chubby confidant has matured into a muscular, smokin’ sex god.

Shane West is (mostly) living his dream life, running a skydiving business one town over. He moved away to give himself space from Jessie—the only woman he’s ever loved. She’s looking at him like he always dreamed she would. … but he worries it’s too good to be true and the only place she sees him is in the friend zone.

The chemistry between them sizzling, they decide to experiment with being together together. It. Is. Hot. Only, as they explore this new landscape, old fears resurface. Jessie’s afraid to give her whole self to Shane, and Shane wonders if she can ever love him like he loves her.

Can they heal, together, before they lose the friendship that means everything to both of them?