Bøger af Kelly Fireside

Lace Reynolds has a three-month rule for a reason. Long-term romantic relationships get complicated. And Lace doesn't do complicated. She's had enough of that in her life. Besides, she's too busy running Frisky Business, just voted Best Sex Toy Shop in Arizona, and she's got big expansion plans in the works. If she's helping others find pleasure and connection, she's happy. Right? Tessa Williams has moved from California to Arizona wine country to escape a cheating ex and launch her own vineyard. When she's not battling wine snobs and fighting water wars, she's wrangling a sulky teenage daughter and an Australian Shepard named Bleu. She doesn't have time to go looking for love. Not that she could hold on to it, even if love found her. Lace and Tessa have been friends almost from the moment they met. But when Tessa opens a tasting room right next to Frisky Business, it gets harder to ignore the heat between them. The last thing they need is romance messing up a good thing. Maybe with a little help from their friends and the town's friskiest ghost, they'll be able to discover if love is a risk worth taking.

Wealthy tech whiz Sena Abrigo has deep roots in the Arizona-Mexico borderlands. But when she marches into Owen Station on red-soled stilettos like she just walked off the cover of Vogue, she plans to pull this little town into the future. And she is used to getting exactly what she wants. First, she has to get past Hazel Butler. The proud granddaughter of Irish immigrant miners, Hazel loves her job at the library, her spooky cat, her opinionated friends, vintage Mary Janes, and the little house she inherited. And she is determined to protect the historic legacy of her town. In spite of their differences and because of them, sparks fly and love isn't far behind. But Sena's arrival doesn't just turn Hazel's life upside down in the most wonderful of ways. It sets off an explosive series of events exposing an ugly truth lying just beneath the town's surface, threatening their chance at love...and their lives.