Böcker i Pine Grove-serien

Men envied Breaker Winslow and women wanted to sleep with him. As a top cover model with a budding acting career, he embodied every man's dream. Living in a townhouse in Manhattan, Rick Breaker Winslow had everything he ever wanted. When fire ripped through his home, trapping his beautiful golden retriever, Breaker pushed firemen aside to rescue his beloved dog. While heading for the stairs with the canine in his arms, a falling beam crushed them, killing the animal and scarring Breaker's face. Life, as the famous Breaker Winslow, disappeared. With his career finished, Rick appealed to his friends -who turned their backs on him. Broken, despondent, and alone, he takes refuge in a decrepit farm house in rural Pine Grove. Can the man who had success and love around every corner rebuild his life or is escape the only answer?

Oh oh. Amber firma una lettera a un marine con il nome di sua sorella. Come sempre, Jory Walker si ritrova a dover rimediare alle piccole bugie bianche di sua sorella. Quando inizia a ricevere le lettere del sergente scelto Trent Stevens dall'Afghanistan, Jory non ha altra scelta e deve rispondergli. È certa gli sia venuta l'acquolina in bocca guardando la foto di Amber in bikini, credendo che fosse Jory. Non essendosi mai incontrati, che male ci sarebbe a scrivergli qualche lettera? Quella situazione si rivolterà contro di lei come un boomerang e la sua felicità lascerà il posto al dolore? Quella che era iniziata come un'azione innocente, si trasforma presto in una mostruosa rete di imbrogli. Forse un amore imprevedibile è destinato a spezzarle il cuore.

Marty McKay gives up on finding Miss Right in his small town. Dragged to the Pine Grove square dance by his brother, Marty meets gorgeous Jenny Whitman.A young widow with two kids isn't exactly on Marty's Christmas list, even if she is hot. And her being a rich city girl doesn't fit his ideal either. But, damn, she has the most beautiful smile.Jenny hires him to print her brand-new small newspaper that reports only good news. But before the paper can hit the stands, disaster strikes. Suddenly destitute and alone, Jen turns to Marty for help. Is their mutual support simply a matter of survival or something more? If Jen returns to New York, will Marty realize it's much too late for goodbye?