The Intervention Series

Delaney Collins thought her dating system was fail-proof. She was wrong.  When all three guys on Delaney's roster dump her within the span of two days, she's forced to reexamine what she thought she knew about romance. Forced, as in her two best friends, Josie Garcia and Summer Gray, take complete control of her dating life.  Enter Jake Rhoades, the sexy Greek god of a man who comes to Delaney's rescue when she's rear-ended at a red light. Jake seems to have it all: not only is he a good Samaritan, but he's so hot he inspires vivid, steamy daydreams.  The problem: Delaney has relinquished control of her romantic adventures. Or has she? If Delaney doesn't stick to her friends' dating regime, she risks being alone and forever lonely in a sea of men with stained neckties and cumbersome baggage.  Reviews:  "What a funny and very entertaining romcom Hilary Dartt's THE DATING INTERVENTION is!" -- Braine @Talk Supe "Reading this book felt like I was hanging out with my girlfriends." -- Veronica M. "First of all, The Dating Intervention is a really fun romance - the perfect summer read. But it is much more than that. I loved the book's realistic illustration of how a young woman can sometimes lose herself after a few painful setbacks in life. It doesn't stop there, though, but goes on to take the reader through Delaney's sometimes hilarious, sometimes poignant attempts to get her life back on track." -- Cindy

If Josie Garcia's marriage were on the rocks, at least she could drink it like a vodka cranberry. Things are much worse than that.  Lately, Josie and her husband Paul clash like peanut butter and pickles. He's constantly working, and when he's not working, he's thinking about work. Josie, a teacher, throws herself into her own career, applying for the principal position at her school. When Josie's best friends, Summer Gray and Delaney Collins, see her marriage falling apart, they stage The Marriage Intervention. Their list of rules is designed to reignite the flame between Josie and Paul. Josie tries to follow The Rules, but her current boss, Scott—who also happens to be her former lover—is making things really hot in the principal's office. Scott is sweet and charming, and most importantly, he gives Josie the affection she's been craving. Josie has vowed to work on her marriage, but she can't seem to resist Scott's attention.  If Paul—or worse, Summer and Delaney—find out about her relationship with Scott, Josie risks losing her marriage.  Reviews:  "This was a great sequel. I tend to like the first book the best of any trilogy but this second book was even better than the first! The author writes in a way that makes you feel like you really know these women like they were old friends of yours. A feel good read that actually had me crying at the end!" -- J. Messare "This second book is in smooth alignment with the first! I felt like these were my girlfriends! I wanted to smack Josie a couple of times but realize everyone has the own journey to take." -- Veronica M.  "This story was a great read and I couldn't put it down (same with book 1). This book is another great lesson in friendship and what it takes to make a marriage work with everyday problems & distractions. I highly recommend it!" -- Breeanya Hinkel

This moving story about forgiveness and the multifaceted role that is motherhood proves that friendship is the ultimate healer. Summer Gray is exhausted, overwhelmed, and approaching her breaking point.  She's due to give birth to her fifth child, and her older son's heart surgery is just around the corner.  As if things weren't tense enough, Summer's estranged mother shows up on her doorstep, claiming that she wants to repair their relationship after fifteen years. Only, steeped in the fragrance of bourbon and armed with plenty of barbed comments, she doesn't seem to have changed. Summer daydreams of contracting a semi-serious illness or suffering nearly life-threatening injuries so she can experience a hospital stay-cation, and she admits as much to her best friends, Josie Garcia and Delaney Collins. With the tough love and questionable boundaries present only between lifelong friends, they stage The Motherhood Intervention to help Summer rediscover the life she loves and forgive her mother in the process.    Reviews:  "I loved this third book in the Intervention Series just as much as the first two. It was unique from the other two, however, as it dealt with some heart wrenching and deep felt issues about motherhood, parenting, and relationships. Such a good read and I couldn't put it down." -- Breeanya Hinkel "This book was a heart breaker but full of spirit. I loved it. I loved how the relationships evolved, fell apart, and came back stronger then ever. Pass me a vodka cranberry, please, and a box of tissue!" -- Amanda Thomas