When a routine college life abruptly collides with a life-threatening diagnosis, one young woman finds unexpected hope in a hospital volunteer’s unwavering kindness. Struggling through fear and treatments, her connection with him becomes the spark that propels her toward a new purpose.

A playboy prince Bennet Casparian was once a hard-partying, racing, playboy prince until he wrecked his racecar and ended up paralyzed. Now, he’s wounded and angry with the world. The last thing he needs or wants is some know-it-all American pushing him to recover—especially the dowdy woman his doctor recruits for the task. But if she’s so plain, why can’t he stop thinking about her? A stubborn physical therapist Harper is happy with her job at the VA, but irresistibly tempted by her ex-fiancé’s job offer to rehabilitate an injured (and spoiled) Montrovian prince. He’s already driven away two physical therapists, but she’s determined to stick it out. An unexpected connection He pushes her buttons and tries to keep her away, but she finally breaks through his resistance. The more time she spends with him, the more she wants the prince, and the attraction is definitely mutual. Their relationship is forbidden for many reasons, so why does it feel so right? An unforeseen consequence They've broken the rules, and it’s only a matter of time until someone finds out. When their secret comes to light, Harper might lose everything important to her—including Bennet.

Billionaire's Club, Book 17 I was a single dad. I didn’t have time for love. When I found out I had a son, my life changed for the better. My kid was great. My heart, though, was not. It had been trampled, kicked around, and shredded just for good measure. Obviously, after all that, I wasn’t looking for love. But then…came Maddie. She was an integral part of my brother’s company—it would be bad business to start something with her. Only, she was smart and funny and capable and…my heart didn’t feel like it was in pieces when I was with her. It felt whole. It felt like it had always been hers. It felt like…I needed to keep her forever.