The Collins Brothers Series

Hearing about an account executive position at Collins Enterprises with a $75,000 base salary, Rebecca D’Angelo is eager to apply. Putting together a stunning portfolio and an impressive résumé, she marches herself directly down to the office. When she reaches the building, a notice on the front door catches her eye. DEADLINE - Résumés for the Account Executive position must be received no later than 10 am this morning. She checks her phone – 9:51 am. Panicking, she darts toward the information desk. At first, Rebecca has no idea what she’s run into – a moving brick wall? Crashing to the floor, her latte and portfolio launch into the air. Her first thought – thankfully, my documents are in a protective cover. Then a set of large hands wrap around her arms and a deep rumbling voice echoes above. “Jesus Christ! This is not a schoolyard, young lady!” Rebecca slowly peers up, her eyes anchoring on the most gorgeous creature she has ever seen. His beautiful cobalt blue eyes shine like stars against a perfect bronze tan, emphasized by neatly combed black hair that flawlessly tapers to meet a designer beard. She can feel the power radiating off his 6’4” GQ cover body as he wipes her latte from his crisp white shirt and expensive Armani suit. There’s no mistaking who this man is — Aiden Collins, CEO of Collins Enterprises. Shit! Surprisingly, she’s made it to the final round of interviews. Though, today’s interview will be conducted by the one and only — Aiden Collins himself. Yep. That’s right. That means her fate at Collins Enterprises now lies solely in his hands. On the bright side, it’s been three weeks since the latte incident, and after all, she has made it this far. That must mean he’s forgotten. Right? — I absolutely love this book!!! I’m not much of a reader, but this book caught my attention, and I was hooked Sherree —

— ‘I Really enjoyed this book. The characters are relatable and lovable. I had a hard time putting it down. — M. Warde After a run-in with Rebecca’s ex, Alex, the brothers decide to take her up island to meet their grandparents. Excitement is running high until the following morning when they’re set to leave. Max has a sudden awakening that causes friction between him and his brother. Still, with tension high, the planned trip moves forward, and both brothers do their best not to raise alarms, but Nan is no fool. Nan and Pop take an instant shine to Rebecca and never having grandparents of her own, she’s just as taken by them. Not to mention the tiny village of Gold River they live in. With the help of Nan and Pop, the brothers finally mend their relationship, and Aiden suggests relocating. It will rid them of Rebecca’s ex, hopefully for good this time and allow them the leisurely lifestyle she’s always dreamed of, especially now. The decision is made, and the land next to Nan and Pop is purchased. All Aiden has to do now is go back to Victoria for a few weeks to settle Natasha into his position. Rebecca will be okay alone with Max till he gets back, right?

This is both books of Contracted to Mr. Collins 'The Unusual Proposal' & 'Decisions' Brothers, Aiden and Max Collins, have always shared everything, even their women. That is until Rebecca D’Angelo came along. The day she applied for her dream position, she came in like a flurry, accidentally tossing her latte on Aiden, the CEO of Collins Enterprises. Both shocked and thrilled that she has made it through to the final round of the interviews, Rebecca’s a bundle of nerves when she finds out that Aiden will be conducting them. She’s dumbfounded when he hands her two contracts to consider and insists on taking her to lunch. Of course, neither lunch nor the contracts are quite what either expected. Then just when things seem to settle, Max has cancelled the trip Aiden had sent him on to get him out of town so he could pursue Rebecca without interference. Now, Rebecca is on Max’s radar. An adventure is inevitable when Max takes them all to Jamacia but when Max declares his love for Rebecca, a silent war begins to brew between the two brothers and some serious lines get crossed.