Stewart Realty Series

He wants to put a ring on it forever…she's not sure she trusts him. Sara discovers condoms packed in Jack's luggage for a real estate convention, which brings the wedding talk to a screeching halt. While part of her wants to believe that they're remnants from an earlier life, that she and the former playboy have taken the right next step in their relationship, another part of her can't–or won't–trust him. Jack wants to prove himself trustworthy. But his own self-doubt gets in the way and before he knows it, they're back to square one and "taking a break." It doesn't help that Craig, a new, Sara-obsessed agent has joined their company, forcing him to up his game and prove that he's the man Sara needs. Sara is caught between two men who've turned winning her into a contest at the same moment she's faced with a life-altering decision. So who will it be–the older, confident man she loves but can't trust, or the younger, earnest, man who wants to save her from herself? Love triangles heat up and get real in this cliff-hanger book two of the Jack and Sara Trilogy.

He wants a second chance…she's afraid to risk it.   When faced with a choice between two strong-willed men, Sara chooses neither and embarks upon her life as a single mom. When a work crisis forces her to call on the last person she wants to ask for help with a child-care snafu, Jack saves the day–and cements his resolve to get Sara and their daughter back in his life. But Sara's doubts linger, even as they ease their way into co-parenting Katie. Jack turns the full force of his energy on convincing her they should be a family, rejecting her suggestion that they return to their sex-only arrangement even as she rejects his repeated marriage proposals.   They have too much history to keep it casual, but as their shared friendships, family, and work keep forcing them together, Sara must choose: the independence she fought so hard for, or a bigger, riskier, love that could last a lifetime.   What starts as a forbidden, age-gap rivals-to-lovers runs the gamut of heat and emotion all the way through proposals, cohabitation, break ups, love triangles, and second chances. Don't miss this compelling, realistic, humorous, and happily ever after trilogy.

He's the king of bestowing orgasms … She's never come with a man.   When wealthy playboy bachelor Jack meets Sara— post-quickie with a colleague in an empty condo—he quickly realizes her drive and lust for life are a match for his. A much younger agent at his real estate brokerage, she's way off limits, but he can't get her out of his mind. And when Jack wants something, nothing will get in his way.   One smoking hot illicit office hookup leads to plenty more risky liaisons at open houses and public places. Sex with Jack is a revelation and Sara can't resist the lure of orgasms on tap. Even if she's joined the Jack Gordon Bedpost Notching Club at her brokerage—something she swore to avoid.   They both insist it's a no-strings arrangement—nothing more than a fling. But when a tough property sale forces them to work together, they grow closer and closer. He's convinced it's destiny. Sara's not so naive as to fall for a womanizer. Jack has until the sale goes through to close the toughest deal of his life: to convince Sara they belong together.

She's a young widow determined to never risk love again…He's about to change her tune with a single mind-blowing kiss.   In the midst of tragedy that has upended everyone around her, Maureen is focused on helping her brother and sister-in-law cope. Her life as a single mom of twin teens and her job as President of her family's successful construction company keep her plenty busy otherwise…but somehow not busy enough to avoid an obsession with her daughter's much younger than her, super sexy soccer coach.   Rafe is filling his time post soccer-career-ending injury coaching a club team and working as a physical therapist. When he's offered his dream job–manager of the new Detroit pro soccer club–the only catch is that the man who hired him is the brother of the woman he wants so badly he can hardly see straight. A woman already forbidden on so many levels he's lost count.   While Maureen comes to terms with having actual feelings for a man long after the death of her husband, Rafe fights his tendency to go full alpha male on a woman who will not be bossed around. She finally invites him to her house for dinner. But when her twins discover a naked soccer coach in their kitchen after returning early home from camp, all hell breaks loose.

She barely survived an abuser and has no reason to trust any man…He is the one man who can convince her otherwise.   Craig has spent years floating through life on cruise control, working directionless jobs, playing in a band, and entertaining a string of older women in his bed. He thought he'd found true love with a beautiful fellow real estate agent. But his sense of failure is only reinforced when he realizes her heart belongs to another man. When Suzanne, a woman fighting her own demons from an abusive marriage, serves him a beer at her brewery's tap room, that chance encounter snaps Craig's hazy existence into crystal-clear focus. Their attraction is explosive and erotic, and she wants to keep it that way–only physical. But he has other ideas, and refuses to listen to her excuses about their age difference or her relationship baggage.   He understands that she needs him to go slow, to let her get used to the concept that a man could love her, but that goes against every impulse in him to prove he's the one who can help her heal. Emotions and angst run as hot as the sex, but by the time she finally figures out what she's got with him, it may be too late.

Brandis Gordon struggles to maintain control as he ricochets between wild success and miserable failure as an energetic boy, an athletic teen, and young adult, proving time and again how even the strongest relationships can be strangled by the ties that bind. Blair Freitag spent her entire life in close contact with her family's friends, the Gordons. But when her obsession with the boy who at one time was nothing but a teasing nuisance, blossoms into a strength of will that Brandis comes to depend on a little too much, all bets are off. A chronicle of three families navigating teen years minefields, into the turbulence of young adulthood, Good Faith holds up a mirror to contemporary life, unflinchingly reflecting life's joys and temptations. Somewhere between the tangle of good memories and bad, independence and addiction, optimism and despair, the intertwined destinies of the new Stewart Realty generation collide, leaving some stronger, others broken, but none unscathed.

An ex-boyfriend, his massive dog, her house, and no hotel room in sight. What could go wrong? After Blair ended things with Brandis, she was determined to get away--and stay away from him for good. She put family, friends, and the life she knew in Michigan in her rear view mirror and started over. As owner and head chef of her own place in Louisville, she stays plenty busy, especially since "Blair's Kitchen" is the darling of the restaurant scene. She's managed to avoid Michigan for almost a decade, but when her best friend needs her help, she drops everything and heads home. Brandis has spent the last ten years coming to terms with addiction, personal tragedy, and the loss of the woman he loved. He's now the third generation to run his family's construction business, and he's managed to reconstruct tattered relationships with his family. He's even adopted a dog, thanks to some donated renovation time spent at an animal shelter. He's got everything he needs—except a for one thing. When the contractor she paid to build her restaurant's expansion vanishes, leaving her with a giant mess, Blair only hesitates a moment before calling Brandis for help. But when he rushes to her side to evaluate the crisis, there isn't an available room in a twenty mile radius. So they settle in to a routine—her, her one-time boyfriend, and his giant, slobbering dog in her small house. It doesn't take long for the temptation of close proximity to give way, and while Blair tries to keep it all physical, Brandis has other ideas. The end of the Stewart Realty saga brings the second generation full-circle in ways many never expected, and no one regrets.