Sarah Title

Saddle up for a "wild, witty, and wonderful" ride with the Carson family in the first novel of the Southern Comfort series (Jo Goodman, New York Times bestselling author).
In this warm and witty new series, author Sarah Title introduces readers to the down home Kentucky hospitality of the Carson family and their Wild Rose Farm and Stables. It's a place where love is always possible—and sweeter than ever the...

One woman finds her place in the world—and in the hearts of her infuriating(ly gorgeous) landlord and a spunky puppy in this Southern Comfort novel.

Lindsey Alford moved to Willow Springs, Kentucky, to prove to all doubters (mostly her parents) that she's all grown up. Something her neighbor Walker Smith never questioned—those short shorts of hers!

Put a cute single girl with an overactive imagination...

"Melissa "Bernie" Bernard isn't familiar with fame. After all, she works at a college library with hardly any visitors. But when a video of a marriage proposal in her stacks goes viral, it's not the bride and groom who capture the Internet's attention. It's Bernie--caught rolling her eyes. Now, just as she's ready to go into hiding and permanently bury her nose in a book, a handsome reporter appears with a proposal of his own&"--Back cover.

After an out-of-character one-night stand with a stranger, lawyer Foster Deacon, law librarian Becky Schrader is stunned when he turns out to be the new hire at her law firm, and wonders if he could possibly be Mr. Right.

Sometimes the best surprises come wrapped in a bow-tie… Helen Lee has a top-secret dream: to publish a romance novel. There's just one problem, and her most recent rejection letter doesn't mince words: Helen can't write a love scene to save her life. As Head of Reference at Willow Springs, Kentucky's Pembroke College, Helen is hoping her library research skills will do the trick. But she may have to resort to a far more "hands-on" course of study....

A collection of four holiday romances includes Fern Michaels' "Christmas Passed," in which Brandy Heyers, who still finds it hard to celebrate the holidays three years after her husband's death, meets a handsome widower.