The Island Escape Series

Meet Charlotte & Jack. They're about to break up. Love second-chance romances? Ever wondered about that long-ago first romance that crashed and burned?   And I Always Will is a prequel story to second-chance romance Tropic Storm.   Charlotte is young and naive.  She's just moved to London and has finally freed herself from her toxic family. She heads out one evening with her friends Antonia and Sabrina and her world is changed when she meets the American guitarist playing a gig at her local pub.   Jack has one year to fulfil his dream to make it as a musician. If he doesn't get a recording contract, he is committed to returning to work in the family business back in the States. His dreams change the evening he lays eyes on the girl who he's going to lose his heart to.   Fate, however, has other plans in store for Jack and Charlotte. They just don't know it yet.

Running away never felt so right Sabrina Gray runs away to the Caribbean to escape the trauma of her sister's suicide and the wreckage of her surgical career. An accident results in her waking, far out to sea, on a yacht with a handsome stranger. Ben Ryan, out-of-work billionaire and turtle conservation volunteer, is sailing to an isolated coral cay with much needed equipment. He is both suspicious of, and drawn to, the sad-eyed stowaway on his boat. Doubts rise, as does the tension between them. Why won't he turn the boat around? Why is she so cagey about her life? Ben is shot by egg thieves and Sabrina finds herself face to face with her worst nightmare. Will she miss out on her one chance at love and redemption?   Can you ever truly escape your past? WHAT DO READERS HAVE TO SAY? "Terrific read." "This author has a great voice that's unique and enticing."  

She's looking for love, but he's on the run. Fun and flirty editor Antonia is a dreamer in her personal life but a force to be reckoned with at her job in charge of the international news team at a London magazine. She heads off to the Caribbean for a four-day mini-break to attend her friend Sabrina's wedding, and discovers the pilot of the sea plane is none other than her ex-fling: the man who dumped her three years ago on her last Caribbean holiday and broke her heart. Intense loner Tyler is on the run, and he's not sharing his secrets with anyone. Trouble is, he's on the hit list of a powerful drug lord, and he's about to get caught. Now is so not the right time to find the English girl he lost heart to strapped into seat 2A of his amphibious plane for a 45-minute journey to the Manatee Cays. Wild plane rides, wild chases, and wild passion are headed their way as Antonia finds herself accidentally on the run (in heels!) with a guy who isn't who she thinks he is. Can you run fast enough for the lies you've told to never catch you? What readers have said about Island Fling: "X-factor nailed it. You can start bidding wars with this." "I want to buy the trilogy – actually, I want you as my new best friend." "Wonderful voice and loved your humor." "Really enjoyed these characters."  

Fancy a little romantic suspense this Christmas? Lisa is so over being alone, and now the unthinkable has happened - she's flown across the world from the remote atoll where she works to spend a white Christmas with her grandmother, only to learn her grandmother has passed away. Heartbroken, she heads up the mountain to grieve. At least she still has the cabin: perhaps there she will find some peace to say goodbye. Ryan's a cop in need of a break. He's just put away a vicious serial killer, the media won't leave him alone, and he's looking forward to some space: just him, a log fire, and no idiot reporters banging on his door. When he sees a mountain cabin going cheap in a deceased estate sale, he thinks it's his lucky day. Ryan and Lisa end up stranded in the snug mountain cabin for Christmas, but they soon discover that staking a claim is the least of their problems. Remember that serial killer Ryan put away? Turns out, the danger's not over yet... It took a heartbeat to assess the front door – ajar when he'd had it shut and locked – but a heartbeat was all it took to have his gun in his hand and every cop sense he'd honed in fifteen years on the force screaming intruder. Then a woman stepped into the cabin and his cop thoughts scrambled. Man thoughts came rushing in, filling the vacuum that had been created by the rapid exit of his common sense and intuition. Hot, urgent, pulse-hammering man thoughts.