From Hollywood's red carpet to a farm stand in Missouri. Four novels about finding love in the unlikeliest of places... Maid to Crave by Rebecca Avery (Man Maid, Book 2) Single mom Tori Stewart doesn't know her housekeeper, former army man Seth Lewis, has many other creative uses for the feather duster. Until a night out on the town showcases those talents. Now Tori can't stop fantasizing about the housekeeper/exotic dancer-who's proving to be so much more than the sum of his spectacular parts. All I Have by Nicole Helm Mia Pruitt is determined to have a successful year at her farmer's market stand, but her fierce competitor keeps taking off his shirt to attract female customers. Mia might know more about apples and oranges than men, but she can't deny her attraction to Dell. Now, as the battle of the farm stands heat up, Mia and Dell arrive at the perfect compromise-they'll have fun, till it's not.... The Last First Date by Maggie Wells First date number forty-eight comes to a screeching halt for detective Langley Sheppard when his date lifts a pack of gum from the local convenience store. But things start looking up when he encounters spunky damsel in distress Jessica Vickers, who's stranded in the store parking lot. Now Lang is about to discover that on a night when everything goes wrong, falling for Jessica feels spectacularly right. Light My Fire by Kristina Knight Lily MacIntyre's life is offtrack, and she knows exactly how to right it: shed her America's sweetheart image in a big way. Getting down and dirty in a limo with rocker Nate Lansford seems like the perfect solution. Plus, she's had a mad crush on him practically since birth. The only problem? Nate is her brother's best friend...and he doesn't see her as anything other than a surrogate little sister.
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