Love in Little Tree Series

Rachel wants a baby. Clint offers his help. It's that simple...and that complicated. Returning to Little Tree, Clint Walker had only planned to serve as the best man in his brother's wedding. He never expected to be the best man for Rachel Marshall, at least for the weekend. The bride's cousin is pretty and fun, and their chemistry is undeniable. Rachel yearns for a baby, but she hasn't met the man she wants to marry. Since her father and step-father both left the family when she was a child, Rachel knows men aren't likely to stick around anyway. She's determined to have a baby, so she'll just do this on her own. When he learns of Rachel's plans to undergo artificial insemination, Clint volunteers to donate, hoping to ease a lingering guilt from his past. But as feelings build between them, Clint faces an uncertain future, knowing fatherhood is more than providing little X's and Y's — especially donated the old-fashioned way. Can he convince Rachel he's the kind to stick around? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ What Reviewers Are Saying About Megan's Books: THE WEDDING RESCUE: Love in Little Tree, Book One Long and Short Reviews, 3 Stars "a full bodied romance filled with a lot of emotional layers" "genius" weaving of mystery into the romance Net Galley Reviewer, 4 stars/3 flames "a slow burn" RUNAWAY BRIDE: Love in Little Tree, Book Two Readers call it: "a fun and well-written" and "can't wait to read the next one" STAND-IN MOM Romantic Times Book Reviews, 4 1/2 Stars a "charming romance" and "a runaway good read" 4 1/2 Books from Long and Short Reviews "rich in emotional detail" Voted Book of the Week at LASR Readers 4 Cups from Coffee Time Romance "This is a book you will be glad you took the time to read." THE MARRIAGE SOLUTION Romantic Times Book Reviews, Four Stars "a sweet story of love and parenting" MARRYING THE BOSS 2008 Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Nominee ~ Best First Book

Widowed bronc rider Ryan returns to the ranch of his childhood with his five-year-old daughter in tow. He's been sidelined by an injury, but stirring up memories of his deceased wife brings a different kind of pain. He's riled when his sister-in-law rushes over to inspect Sammie's well-being. But Carrie isn't the little tagalong he remembers, and his attraction to her knocks him sideways. He hadn't planned to feel anything for a woman yet, and certainly not for her. Carrie is horrifyingly attracted to Ryan and concerned when Sammie tells of her life on the rodeo circuit: perfumed ladies hanging around Daddy, kids bullying her, and the lack of opportunities for schooling. Carrie appeals to Ryan to leave Sammie with her when he returns to bronc riding. What he sees as her betrayal severs their blossoming relationship. Carrie can't leave the ranch in the hands of her alcoholic brother, and Ryan can stay and forfeit his standings on the circuit. Something's got to give if they're to enjoy a future together.

As a recovering alcoholic, Adam Moore just tries to get through one day at a time. When he's left in charge of the family ranch, he's also shackled with a new cook…a young woman with troubles of her own. Can these two broken people find a way to heal each other? Find out in this latest heartwarming romance in the "Love in Little Tree" series. Adam Moore can't allow his struggles with whiskey to drag him under for the third time. He really shouldn't take on any new responsibilities right now—isn't that in the rule book somewhere? But his sister just up and left town, leaving him in charge. The pretty young waitress she hired to cook for the men is moving on-site. He just hopes the bumps in the road don't knock him right off the wagon.   Brandi figures she can cook well enough, so making breakfast for a few cowboys shouldn't be that hard, right? She has to work two jobs, but she's just grateful to stop sleeping in her car and bathing in the bathroom sink at The Diner. And if an unofficial part of her ranch job is to bail her boss out of the drunk tank, then she'll do it. Anything to give her unborn child a home.   But when she has to move into the main house with Adam, Brandi has to guard her heart. Is there a future for her and her baby with this unreliable cowboy?

In this sweet novella from the "Love in Little Tree" series, a new girl in town brings a little spirit to Paul's life. Mariah's gap year before college included a move to Montana, but she isn't sure there's anything for her in horse country…until she meets Paul working at the haunted house fundraiser. Her attraction to him is immediate. As a sensitive, she's compelled to discover if there's an actual spirit in residence, but she'll have to hurry, since the shack will be torn down after Halloween. Will Paul help her or think she's bananas? Spending time together sounds great to Paul. He might be skeptical about the supernatural, but he wouldn't be surprised to learn Mariah put a spell on him. He was drawn to her from the first moment. After being a wild teen, Paul's looking for a fresh start, and he'd like to include Mariah in that future. But a rival for Mariah's attentions is out to cause trouble. Will Mariah's first love last forever or will the ghosts of Paul's past tear them apart? ~~~~~~~~~ What Reviewers Are Saying: The Wedding Rescue: Love in Little Tree, Book One "a full bodied romance filled with a lot of emotional layers" —Long and Short Reviews Stand-In Mom, re-released in No Ordinary Family "a charming romance" —Romantic Times Book Reviews, 4 ½ Stars "rich in emotional detail" —Long and Short Reviews