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Andrea Laurence

“A wedding planner who doesn’t believe in love and a divorced man who does . . . throw in the Christmas holiday . . . and perhaps miracles really will happen.” —Harlequin Junkie (5 stars)

I do—two words wedding planner Natalie Sharpe will never utter. The cynic in her doesn’t believe in love . . . but the woman in her believes in lust! When a last-minute Christmas wedding reunites her with the bride’s hunky brother—Natalie’s teenage crush and star of all her fantasies—Natalie wants a second chance for their first time . . . 

But Colin Russell isn’t a teen anymore. He’s all man. And his every touch has her thinking about the F word—forever. Working with him on the wedding is more temptation than she can take. Will one long, hot kiss lead this reluctant bride down her own wedding aisle?

Harlequin Desire

Brides and Belles

A White Wedding Christmas

A fake relationship gets all too real in a sparkling romance that’s “equal parts fun, sexy, and poignant” from the author of Thirty Days to Win His Wife (Fresh Fiction).

Pretend to be famous bachelor Julian Cooper’s girlfriend? Some women might be thrilled with the request—not Gretchen McAlister. Her job is planning weddings, not being the best man’s date. But after Julian’s latest celebrity breakup, “ordinary” Gretchen is the perfect PR ploy. 

Julian is against the whole plan . . . until he meets Gretchen. Honest and beautiful—even beneath her fancy makeover—his new “girlfriend” makes him want something more, something real . . . 

Enjoy “Reclaimed by the Rancher,” a special Texas Cattleman’s Club: Lies and Lullabies bonus prequel short story from Janice Maynard

“I absolutely loved this book from the start. It was captivating, fast-paced . . . I would recommend One Week with the Best Man by Andrea Laurence if you enjoy the fake relationship trope.” —Harlequin Junkie

One Week with the Best Man

“[A] beautifully written, deliciously hot romance involving the women from the Brides and Belles series” from the author of Snowed in with Her Ex (Romantic Times, Top Pick, 4.5 stars).

Even with a baby on the way, Amelia’s holding out for the perfect husband. Tyler has thirty days to prove he’s the one.

Best friends Tyler Dixon and Amelia Kennedy eloped to Vegas on a whim. But before they can deal with their quickie divorce, she confesses: she’s pregnant. Now there’s no way Tyler will agree to go their separate ways. He wants them to stay married, raise their child together, share a house—and a bed. 

Yet Amelia has always dreamed of a perfect marriage . . . and she doesn’t think this self-made millionaire is lifetime material despite their friendship. She’s given him just one month to prove her wrong . . . 

“A very sweet and romantic story about two best friends who might not always be the smartest of people but they have the kindest of hearts and really were looking out for one another.” —Harlequin Junkie (4 stars)

Thirty Days to Win His Wife

“All the ingredients are here. A scenic locale, romance, drama, humor and sex. It all adds up to a delightful, light and cozy read.” —Fresh Fiction

Trapped in a cabin with the man who makes her want what she shouldn’t have . . . 

Wedding photographer Briana Harper never expected to run into her ex at an engagement shoot! And when a blizzard strands them . . . alone . . . in a remote mountain cabin, she knows she’s in trouble. She’s never forgotten Ian Lawson, but none of the reasons they broke up have changed. He’s still a workaholic. And now he’s an engaged workaholic! 

But Ian is also still a man who knows what he wants. And what he wants is Briana. Untangling the lies of his current engagement leaves him free to . . . indulge. Yet proving he’s changed may be this music mogul’s toughest negotiation yet . . . 

“A thrilling romance about two individuals who come together against all odds . . . Highly recommended for everyone who loves forbidden romance made possible in the most spectacular way.” —Harlequin Junkie (4 stars)

“Briana and Ian’s situation is less than ideal, but the events are plotted out perfectly.” —Romantic Times (4.5 stars)