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Everett Ramesly was determined to find on the run David Ramesly. His uncle may hold the key to getting his father Robert out of prison. Everett couldn't do it alone, but he could hire someone who had a reputation of getting her man.Bounty Hunter Aubrey Henson had tracked down the most elusive criminals. She wasn't about to let an octogenarian get the best of her. What she hadn't counted on was Everett wanting to come along for the chase. Bree isn't used to working with anyone, let alone a handsome rich boy who knows nothing about roughing it when necessary.From booby traps and wrong leads to bad flight connections, Everett and Bree are spending a lot of time together. Enough to make Bree wonder if she was in pursuit of the right billionaire...

'A humorous, clean, cozy mystery that will keep readers guessing.' When Ivy Thurman remembers visiting her grandmother's campground, she thinks of idyllic childhood summer vacations. Now that she's inherited the Happy Camper Resort, Ivy sees a money pit. Leaky roofs, whiny golf carts, and a swampy pool are just the beginning of what needs to be fixed. It seems she's also inherited her grandmother's tenants, a crew of retirees who live at the aging campground on a full-time basis. It should have been easy to sell the place, but on Ivy's second day as the new owner, she falls off the slippery moss covered dock to come face to face with a body! Now a murder has taken place at the campground and Ivy is the prime suspect according to the Oaks Crossing Police Detective. Afterall, the deceased, Ethel Murlay, changed her will to include Ivy as a beneficiary the same day she died. The citizens of the Happy Camper Resort are going to do everything they can to help Ivy clear her name! From interviewing suspects and a break and enter gone wrong, Ivy is caught up in the enthusiasm of her grandmother's friends which just might land her in jail. How will she ever be able to sell the campground when it's starting to feel more and more like home?

A Ring for ChristmasNoah Ramesly, son of billionaire David Ramesly, has finally got a lead on his younger brother Max who has been avoiding the Ramelsy family for the past thee years.Noah is surprised to learn that Max is living in a men's shelter so he does what any concerned brother would do, he offers his help. What he didn't count on was Elle, Max's new boss, a raven haired beauty who challenges him at every turn. Elle thinks Max is hot but it's older brother Noah that sends thrills through her blood. Her mama always told her to find the man who can make her heart sing and Elle thinks she's found him. Too bad he's dating another woman. Can she convince him that she's the one for him before it's too late?

Just his secretary.Ann Schaeffer has loved her boss for years but he's never picked up on any of the hints, small or large, that she's given him. Finally, she's decided he never will so she's put in her resignation and is going to find her happily ever after without him.What he never said.Michael Ramesly is the oldest of Billionaire David Ramesly's sons. He's been in love with Ann for a long time but the boss doesn't date his employees. Now Ann has quit at the very worst time, right after a life-threatening prognosis.Finally, Michael realizes the worst thing that can happen is losing Ann. Can he convince her to stay when he can no longer say the words?

Molson Colborne has always grown up with people looking down on him. He's made life choices that his family do not approve of, but he's never let that bother him before, preferring to weather it all with a fine sense of sarcastic humor. Now, he's serious about helping his half-brother Michael after he feels responsible for Michael's imprisonment.Holly Urshman has always done things by the book. She doesn't have so much as a parking ticket to her name. When a client of hers has their life threatened, she vows to get to the bottom of what happened.It's an unlikely pairing that neither of them wanted or expected, yet once they put their heads together to help the Ramesly family they find they work well as a team in more ways than one.