Bøger af Trisha Ridinger McKee

As a young widow, Tabitha relied on her large, close-knit family to help her through the grief. But as the second Christmas without her husband approaches, Tabitha finds herself breaking out of the fog. When her family insists it is time to move on, Tabitha panics and convinces her grumpy, yet handsome coworker Oliver to pose as her significant other for the holiday gatherings. Dodging her overbearing family's expectations and questions and struggling to let go of the past, Tabitha realizes Oliver is becoming more than a distraction.

Laney is not a fan of Christmas. She grew up with a self-absorbed mother that overspent on silly gifts and lavish parties each year, so she makes it a point to celebrate the overrated holiday as little as she can. But at one of her mother's over-the-top holiday parties, she meets Winston, a handsome, somewhat familiar man who is fascinated with her aversion to Christmas. When he insists he can show her a side of Christmas she will love, Laney accepts the challenge. But between Laney's lovesick mother and Winston's bully of a sister, even the hint of romance might not save the festive season.

Life has thrown Lila a few unexpected twists, forcing her to grow up fast. Juggling college life, romance, and a few unforeseen obstacles, Lila is determined to make her own decisions, much to her controlling mother's dismay. But when the one person she trusted lets her down, Lila has to muster up the strength to face the consequences.

Lila knows life is not easy. As a young teenager, she survived her parents' divorce and curbed her rebellious, angry ways. Things were almost looking up. Her mother has gotten that fairy tale love, but now she is dragging her feet about wedding details. And Lila's father has moved on with his life and is pushing Lila away. Now as she starts a new journey, Lila has to face leaving her suddenly distant boyfriend behind as she goes away to college. Heartbroken, she gets swept up in the freedom college life brings. But when she is distracted by Grant, a guy whose calmness soothes her and intensity makes her question all she thought she knew about love, she learns that life is not about to get any simpler.

He reached for her hand, never quite making contact. "But beneath all the mess, it's a love story."One phone call, one softly spoken nickname, takes Poppy back twenty-four years when she was an eighteen-year-old finding her own way.With an old camper and plans for a better future than living with an alcoholic, bitter mother, Poppy sells her jewelry by the side of the road. Those plans are tossed upside-down when she meets Silas, a charming, carefree guy who only has his sights on the moment, not the future. Together, they face their first summer as adults, and Poppy has to decide whether she wants to follow her dreams... or her heart.