The DiCarlo Brides Series

Cami DiCarlo is crossing off the list of her father's dying wishes. 1 Move from Chicago to Juniper Ridge, CO to open his new hotel—check 2 Live with her five sisters—four of whom she didn't know about until he died—check 3 Marry the guy he picked out for her—oh wait, she didn't know about that one. Though she misses her father like crazy, she can't help resenting him for interfering in her life, or the many, many secrets he'd been keeping—even if he did bring hunky Vince Talmadge into her life.   Luckily Vince not only knows what her father wanted—once he meets her he is more than willing to give a relationship a try. After all, it isn't often that you meet a beautiful, capable, fascinating, complicated woman like Cami in this mountain ski town.  The fact that they have definite chemistry doesn't hurt. The question is whether or not he can make her see that they are really a Perfect Fit.  

It isn't Sage Parker's fault that she mistakes former Navy SEAL Joel Watts as the stalker who had been sending her disturbing letters--he shows up every time she turns around. Too bad her father doesn't tell her he sent Joel to protect her. When the stalker tracks Sage from LA to her new job in Colorado, she's glad to have Joel on her side. She didn't plan to falling in love with him though—now if he would see her as more than just a client.  Joel takes his job as head of resort security seriously, but Sage is his number one priority, and the one woman he can't get out of his mind. He isn't sure if he believes in her precognition, or some of her other hokey beliefs, but he soon finds he can't live without her. He just has to catch the stalker before he or Sage end up dead.

Rosemary Keogh considers herself pretty adaptable—she dealt with her father's death-bed edict that she move across the country to work at his latest hotel with five half-sisters, (most of whom she hadn't known existed) hadn't she? She settled into the routine, even grew to like most of them, but when tragedy leaves her birth daughter parentless—and she is named as the guardian—her world spins again.  Trying to raise a nine-year-old who shares her spunk and determination isn't always an easy thing. When Rosemary starts having mysterious 'accidents,' though, her worries shift from being a bad mother to leaving her daughter an orphan yet again.  Adding to the confusion, Harrison Forest, head of the resort's human resources department, decides it's time to shift their relationship from semi-adversarial to something a whole lot more interesting. Can they get past the roadblocks she's been throwing in their way to make things work? More importantly, will she survive that long?

Secrets rule Lana's life. Her father's death brought some out into the open, but she has a few of her own: 1) she's been married to Blake for nearly a year—and trying to get a divorce for most of that time. 2) A moment of emotional weakness and too much champagne ended with her in her husband's arms—and now she's pregnant. Blake hasn't thought of another woman since they first met, though she believes otherwise. When Lana's hotel-magnate father offers him the job of regional manager—and an office in the hotel Lana would be managing, Blake jumps at it. Keeping her attention when it's split between her sisters, the ins and outs of running a resort, and the 'ghost' who's been haunting the building isn't easy. Learning about the baby convinces him to redouble his efforts though—he isn't going to give up without a fight, and when someone comes after Lana, the stakes are raised again.

Delphi Gifford has nearly given up on finding someone she could love as much as her dead husband, Fallon, who had died while they were still in college. Certainly local photographer Jeremy Litster wasn't at the top of her list, egomaniac that he is--even if he did drive the hottest racing motorbike she'd ever touched. Jeremy knew George DiCarlo had hand-picked him to marry Delphi, but hadn't counted on her not being in the loop. After working together for six months, though, he seriously regrets his misstep and begins a careful campaign to win her over. When someone tries to take the two of them out, he has to figure out what they did or saw that put them both in danger.

When Gage learned that George DiCarlo thought he would make a great match for his youngest daughter, Gage was not interested. Not even if she was beautiful, talented, kicked butt on hiking trails and could challenge even his love of skiing. When Jonquil's learns about it a year later, her reaction is exactly the opposite. After watching the rest of her sisters fall in love with the men her father hoped they would connect with, she is curious about the one he had planned for her. But Gage is not making it easy and plenty of problems stand between them—her half-sister, Angela, from her family back in Philadelphia seems determined to keep her on her toes and threats against Gage's family keep them guessing all the way.

Angela Chestnut can't wait to move to New York City to fulfill her dream on the stages of Broadway, but first she has to finish her last year of college. When a couple of the student stages are damaged in a flood, she moves the show she has to direct to a local community center in the hopes of raising enough funds that they'll be able to keep their doors open. But someone wants The Center to fail, and if that means Angela's show, and her final grade, have to fail as well, they're totally okay with that. Alex Checketts has had an unhealthy interest (in his opinion) in Angela, who is twelve years younger than himself, since they met at her sister's place the previous summer. He finds himself roped into accompanying the musical she's written for her project and gets caught up in the mystery behind who is trying to shut down the community center. His attraction to Angela only grows as they spend more time together and her interest in him isn't helping his resolve not to date her. Whether they'll be able to make it work after she moved to New York worries them both. But first they have to survive to put on Angela's show and save The Center.