Regency Therapy

Nothing goes the way you planned at the Jane Austen Vacation Club. It's all out warfare in this enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy, the first full-length novel in the series.

My publisher invited me to attend an all-expenses paid writing retreat at some posh Regency-era resort. Carole isn't nice like that—there must be a catch.

There is. His name is Ryder Hawk, the outlaw leader of the all-male Western writers who work for the same publishing company. He thinks he's agreed to attend an all-expenses-paid week at a dude ranch.

Yeah, no. Carole has other ideas. She wants to break into the cowboy romance market. If I want to renew my writing contract, I have to do more than put up with Ryder and his gang of cowboy cronies for a week. We have to write a romance novel together.

The problem is, Ryder and I have a history.

And it's more like war than peace.

Regency Therapy is a closed-door, "sweet" enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy with swoony-worthy kisses, but no spicy content. There's a prequel in the series, but this book can be enjoyed as a stand-alone, as long as you're up for lots of bickerflirting and maybe a few tears along with the laughs.