The MacGregors Books in Order

Free-spirited Shelby Campbell intrigues senator Alan MacGregor with her intelligence and independence. Family tragedy and a generations-old feud give her reasons to resist him, while he becomes determined to prove their future need not repeat the past.

A storm brings artist Genevieve Grandeau to reclusive cartoonist Grant Campbell's lighthouse seeking shelter. Beneath his gruff welcome, she senses a guarded tenderness, challenging the isolation he has chosen and drawing them toward an unexpected connection.

Serena MacGregor hides her wealthy background while working as a blackjack dealer aboard a cruise ship. Mysterious gambler Justin Blade attracts her attention, turning her search for independence into a gamble on an unfamiliar kind of romance.

Attorney Caine MacGregor finds his charm ineffective with guarded fellow lawyer Diana Blade. Their connection through family brings them together, but pursuing a professional partnership and personal attraction means confronting the defenses she has carefully built.

Millionaire Daniel MacGregor wants a wife and believes medical student Anna Whitfield could be the one. She has firm plans for her own future, making his determined courtship a challenge to both her independence and his expectations.

Wounded after the Boston Tea Party, Ian MacGregor finds help from Irish widow Alanna Flynn. Attraction grows between them, but his commitment to revolution alarms Alanna, who fears the danger it could bring to her brothers.

Daniel MacGregor decides his three eldest granddaughters have devoted too much attention to their careers. Selecting prospective husbands for Laura, Gwendolyn, and Julia launches three intertwined romances in which his unsuspecting family resists his matchmaking plans.

Daniel MacGregor turns his matchmaking efforts toward his three grandsons, D.C., Duncan and Ian. Each has a busy life and reasons to stay single, but their grandfather is determined to find them suitable partners.

Darcy Wallace spends her last three dollars in a Las Vegas casino and wins a jackpot. Manager Robert MacGregor Blade offers help, but his growing attraction makes the nervous stranger's arrival more than a professional concern.

Preston McQuinn wants his apartment and his life quiet and empty. His cheerful neighbor Cybil Campbell disrupts both, especially when she tries to hire him as a date and challenges his determination to avoid love.