The Baxter Boys Series

Photographing pets may be the way into her heart….but this veterinarian-in-training is determined not to let a man derail her life. Studying to be a veterinarian, vet tech Jenna Howard has little time for anything other than school and her work at Chicago Pet Rescue shelter. With no support to fall back on and a mother who is determined to pull her down, Jenna can't afford to step out of line. Even a night of promised adventure from the hottest bachelor in town isn't enough to pull her out of her routine.   Newly famous photographer Luke Baxter finds himself enjoying his role as the most eligible bachelor in Chicago. But when he wanders into Chicago Pet Rescue to shoot a fund-raising calendar, and meets the adorably feisty Jenna Howard, everything changes. He's gotten so used to 'yes' that Jenna's 'no' takes him by surprise. Suddenly she's all he can think about. She's gorgeous, smart, impossibly difficult to read, and he'll do almost anything—even adopt a puppy—to make her realize that taking a chance on him doesn't have to mean giving up on her dreams.   Can he convince her that life isn't worth living without a little fun?

Sometimes you have to listen to your heart to find your voice.   After a disastrous relationship leaves her floundering, bartender and songwriter Emmy Benson, struggles to break the emotional bonds keeping her tethered to her ex. Desperate to find her voice for her songs and finally put Aiden behind her, Emmy takes a chance on the bearded white knight who is always there when she needs him. But moving on is harder than she expected.   Zach Baxter fights to keep his head above water with the family business, since his uncle fell sick. Short on help and at constant odds with him, Zach doesn't have time for a relationship. But from the moment he sees Emmy Benson's bottom dangling over the side of a dumpster, he can't stay away no matter how hard he tries. She awakens something in him he's never felt and he's ready to go all in. There's just one catch. Her heart might be already taken.   Can Emmy finally break free and let Zach into her heart? Or will she lose him for once and all?

A night she'll never forget. A night he wishes he could remember.   High School librarian, Amy Foster is a heartbreaker. After having her heart crushed in college, she has stuck to a strict 'love them and leave them' policy that works surprisingly well until her most disastrous one-night-stand waltzes into her school during a college fair. Hot and arrogant, with a body of a god, Jake Baxter seems determined to break down her walls. Too bad he doesn't remember they've already met.   Jake Baxter loves two things, baseball and librarians. He's got the first wrapped up as a recruiter for the baseball team at the University of Illinois, but he's yet to find the librarian of his dreams. When he runs smack into one at an East High college fair, Amy Foster is everything he ever wanted. Only trouble is, she swears they've met before and he finds himself desperately trying to make up for a night he doesn't remember at all.   Can he convince her that he's worth taking a second chance?

On her last chance to prove herself at her mother's publishing company, Kat Dunne is given the job no one wants – handling their most impossible client. Assigned to tag along with a writer on his upcoming North American tour, she quickly finds why no one else wanted the job. Ben Baxter is grumpy, awkward, and downright mean. He's also the hottest man she's ever laid eyes on and as his walls start to crumble, so does her resolve to remain professional, and her chance to keep her job.   Broody and irritable graphic novelist, Ben Baxter doesn't want to go on a book signing tour and sure as hell doesn't want a company chick tagging along. Especially one that lights a fire in him every time he looks at her. He can see right through Kat Dunne and the lie she's trapped in. She no more belongs in the business world than he does in a designer suit and if it's the last thing he ever does, he'll prove to her dreams are worth following. Even if it costs him his publishing contract.