AustLit

'Mia Drummond lives in Perth Western Australia, and doesn't want a man after finding her fiance bent over the desk with his young clerk. Moving on to a new job, she becomes Personal Assistant to the CEO of his own company, who happens to resemble Thor. Noah Byrne has other ideas. He wants her in his office, his bed, his life and his heart. All he has to do is convince Mia that she needs this too. The worst day of Mia's life is indirectly caused by Noah and his Company, and they need to fight for their happily ever after. Mia isn't big with forgiveness and somehow Noah has to win back her trust, if they want their forever. Their future depends on it. The Canadian Rockies provide the backdrop for their white Christmas, as they try to come to terms with their plans and dreams, but a blizzard means that they are snowed in together and their dream may come crashing down around them. Sometimes Love Isn't enough."' (Publication summary)

'The trauma from her past still plagues Mia. Memories that she's been trying to bury deep, resurface and she needs to deal with them. Easier said than done, when you have constant reminders. Noah and Mia continue to push forward to find their happy ever after, despite their setbacks. Noah comes to realise that the most important things in his life are right in front of him as he reassesses his career and his life. Despite their problems, happiness surrounds them after the birth, and Mia and Noah are overwhelmed with the responsibility of parenthood whilst dealing with life changing decisions.' (Publication summary)

'During the last devastating couple of years, I’ve suffered immensely, after having my soulmate ripped from my life by a madman. Now; finally, I need to get my shit together. Come and meet Eden; a nanny I employ for the triplets. A local I met, and immediately offered the position. She and I have a connection, as well as a physical attraction that just won't desist, no matter how many cold showers I endure. Her arrival at the farm also relieves my parents of their continued burden as they help me care for my cute kids, allowing them to follow their dreams and travel around Australia. I blame the Birthday puppies, all three of them - one for each of the triplets. It’s their fault that my house has been turned upside down. Mayhem is the norm now and life is pretty sweet. That is until my stupid brother has a paragliding accident and nearly cripples himself. His recuperation at the farm means that I have to return to the city and take over running the business while he recovers, nursed back to health by my woman. Then all HELL breaks loose, when I suspect that she’s looking after him too well. Can Logan and I recover our solid foundation? I doubt it. Forgiving their betrayal isn’t easy, and trusting a woman is harder. Is it possible, or will I end up alone with nothing but heartbreak, a fractured soul, memories, and my children? I’m determined to have my happily ever after with my blued eyed, blonde haired vixen. I’ve earned the right to be happy and loved, after what I’ve been through, and she makes me whole again. Sometimes love is enough, you just have to fight for it. So be it. Bring it on.' (Publication summary)