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Wounded Heroes
Kristy Blanchard doesn’t date nice, safe men. Nice and safe is how you end up disappointed—and she’s not interested in repeating history.
Dr. Justin Weaver doesn’t look like a problem. Quiet. Polite. The kind of man who blends into a room and never causes trouble.
Which is exactly why she notices him.
He doesn’t flirt like other men. Doesn’t chase. Doesn’t push.
He watches.
And when Kristy decides to test him—just once—she learns something she didn’t expect.
Some men aren’t safe at all. They’re controlled.
And control, when it finally slips, changes everything.
What starts as a mistake neither of them should repeat turns into a line neither of them can quite stop crossing.
Kristy thought she knew her limits.
Justin is about to prove her wrong.
I hadn’t planned on falling in love with my wife—but I did anyway.
I came to Haven Springs to return a truck and left with a wife.
I met Jess when she dumped cinnamon rolls down my shirt—and later that afternoon, I met her newborn daughter, Ruthie. After that, I didn’t stand a chance.
Then her parents tried to marry her off to some creepy elder from their church. So, I stepped in.
My solution? Marry me instead.
It wasn’t supposed to be a shortcut or a favor. If we did this, we were doing it for real—giving it an honest shot, building something that could actually last.
And somewhere between the vows and late nights with her newborn daughter, my two girls became the best thing that ever happened to me—and everything I stood to lose.
There’s just one problem: I’ve been keeping something from her. And when she finds out, it won’t just shake our marriage—it might end it before it ever has a chance to begin.
She called him the most infuriating patient she’d ever had. He heard “handsome”.
ER nurse Jade Beaumont has zero patience for cocky cops who think rules don’t apply to them—especially Sergeant Brian O’Shaughnessy. He’s smug, stubborn, and far too good at getting under her skin.
Then he takes a bullet saving her sister, and suddenly he’s her patient. He doesn’t want her help. She doesn’t want his attitude. But proximity has a way of blurring lines, and what starts as verbal sparring turns into something hotter than either of them saw coming.
When a leaked photo turns their private connection into small-town gossip, Jade’s career and Brian’s reputation are suddenly on the line.
He’d risk his life for anyone.
But will he risk his heart for her?
A promise to a fallen brother-in-arms. A baby he never expected. The one woman he shouldn’t want. And a threat he can’t ignore.
When I stepped off the bus in Haven Springs, I was determined to keep a promise I’d made to my fellow Marine, Shawn O’Brien: deliver the engagement ring he’d bought for Lainey Beaumont.
The firefight that killed Shawn left me with permanent injuries and scars—and the guilt of surviving weighs heavy on me. Romance was the last thing on my mind. Then I met Lainey. She’s strong, beautiful, and determined to build a life for herself and her baby—Shawn’s baby he never even knew about. Every time I feel that spark of attraction, the guilt hits me like a punch to the gut—like I’m betraying my best friend.
As I help Lainey navigate the challenges of single motherhood, I realize there’s more to Haven Springs than meets the eye. A threatening letter hints at secrets someone wants to keep buried—and my protective instincts flare as danger creeps closer.
In a town where everyone knows your name—and your past—I find myself drawn to Lainey in ways I never expected. But can I overcome the guilt and embrace the future, or will the ghosts of the past keep us apart forever?