Sylvie Stewart Books in Order

Single mother Laney has little patience for romance while juggling work, parenting and her dependent brother. Nate returns home to help his own family, but a disastrous first impression leaves him determined to show her he can offer more than trouble.

After a memorable night with Jake, Bailey insists she wants nothing more, determined to protect herself from another romantic disappointment. Returning home seeking redemption, Jake refuses to abandon their connection, but neither has anticipated how complicated their circumstances will become.

A prince travelling without security and his troublesome brother become stranded far from home. Mechanic Ruby agrees to drive them through the mountains for money her family desperately needs, but attraction complicates a journey already burdened by secrets and obligations.

Sofia values a straightforward life, making her attraction to Cal particularly inconvenient. Pursuing him could threaten her job and provoke family disapproval, but keeping her distance proves difficult when the person she wants is the one she believes she cannot have.

Denny once avoided Rosie's persistent schoolgirl crush, but meeting her again makes him regret the opportunities he ignored. A two-day river camping trip gives him a chance to change her mind, provided she is willing to trust his new interest.

Andie recruits Ponch as a fake boyfriend to escape her parents' matchmaking pressure, while he hopes her influence will help secure a business premises. Both regard the bargain as practical and temporary, overlooking the attraction developing beneath their mutual irritation.

Dean has spent years wondering how to tell his sister's best friend he loves her. When a charity scavenger hunt sends him scrambling around town, he must find a way to turn an increasingly embarrassing day into a chance with Rylee.

A brewery owner and the dog groomer next door turn their feud into an increasingly elaborate exchange of pranks. When he believes she has endangered his business, their rivalry intensifies, making an already inconvenient attraction harder to separate from genuine resentment.

Lizzy hopes to survive a Christmas charity event without embarrassing herself around the baseball player she has admired for years. When a valuable auction prize disappears, working with her crush to recover it becomes an unexpected opportunity and a nerve-racking challenge.

After his political career collapses, Carter works at his family's brewery while powerful former associates continue to cause trouble. An unconventional librarian offers a possible escape, leading to a bargain involving a fake relationship that becomes less straightforward as feelings develop.

Miller's chaotic life becomes more complicated when a runaway bride commandeers his car. Maisy and her younger brother need help, and her faith in him challenges his family's low expectations, even as his own legal troubles threaten to engulf them.

Lynn wants no involvement with another domineering athlete, but an injured baseball star becomes her patient and an unexpected ally. While trouble threatens her family, his determination to stay close tests her certainty that he is entirely wrong for her.