Daddy by December

From this New York Times Best-selling author:

*'The Billionaire Brotherhood  Series' AKA Bad Boy Billionaires*
(Dark & gritty? No. Feel good finishes? For sure!)

SHORT AND SAUCY STORIES IDEAL FOR LOVERS OF CATEGORY ROMANCE NOVELS

Fall in love again with fun, fast, yet fulfilling romance reads.

Jake McKoy moves to a tiny town in upstate New York to escape a painful past. He has no idea that it is here that he will find healing and strength and a new start in life. And that healing comes in the form of a fresh-faced woman who steals his heart.

Samantha Fox was only a month away from her wedding day when her fiance broke the engagement. He'd found a more 'suitable' bride. Haunted by the constant fear that she's not 'good enough', Sam finds it hard to give her heart to another man. And when that man happens to be a billionaire who can't let go of his past, things become complicated indeed.

Can Jake and Samantha overcome their difficult pasts to forge a bright future together?

"I'm Sam," she said and held out her hand.  "Samantha Fox, at your service."  This was the plumber?  Jake almost laughed out loud.  Was this a joke?

A little girl, a wish, and a woman determined to stay out of his reach. How to reconcile the three?

Billionaire investor, Drake Duncan, is at the top of his game. He decides to hire a ghostwriter to work on his memoir. Little does he know that the writer who will answer the call is truly a ghost - from his past.

Meg Gracey is the proverbial 'starving artist', a writer down on her luck. When she is offered a contract as ghostwriter she jumps at the chance, only to later realize that the job will throw her directly in the path of the man she vowed never to 'touch with a long stick'. Caught between starvation and emotional torture she is forced to choose.

Does she follow reason or give in to the desires of her heart?

After near starvation, a new client! Finally. She reached for the folder. And that was when she saw the name. She froze. Her mouth went slack. Duncan Investments. And the CEO was none other than Drake Duncan, the man who had broken her heart...'