Bücher veröffentlicht von Abigail Sharpe

Brandi Clayton spent years being a chameleon, trading on her looks for the security of having a man taking care of her. After all, being alone is what her mother taught her to fear. When her grandmother's will surprisingly reveals Brandi inherited the family business, a new path opens up for her. With her best friend Sebastien by her side, she's determined to take charge of Belle's Medicinal Brewery and her own life. And if she can take that leap, surely she can find a man who loves her for exactly who she is.A royal with no responsibilities, Prince Sebastien of Casagnes spends his days near Brandi, sketching, and helping his friend whenever she calls. His love for her is like his art -- safely hidden where it can't be rejected. But when Brandi starts looking for love online, Sebastien fears losing the one woman who is his everything. With her taking charge of her destiny, it's time for Sebastien to do the same with his heart. The Prince Who Loved Me is a Just Add Peaches novel. Each book in the series is a stand-alone, passionate and playful contemporary romance, but you'll want more than one juicy bite.

The wrong turn can lead you right to your brother's best friendNerdy hydrologist Dahlia Pesch has better luck attracting alligators while collecting water samples than finding a man. This includes Kelly Brannigan, her brother's best friend and her crush from afar. Since the tri-county scavenger hunt is much easier with a date, she sheds her shy identity and tests her luck with the Holidates app. She spends hours analyzing the data before picking her perfect match. She's mortified when she meets up with Kelly...until she realizes he's not her Holidate.When his latest girlfriend dumps him two weeks before the tri-county scavenger hunt, Kelly Brannigan turns to the Holidates app to quickly find a partner. With his fledgling business sponsoring the hunt, it's important that he be there, having fun for social media pictures and garnering some much needed publicity. His match was perfect on paper-so why was the awkward sister of his best friend taking over his thoughts?An app didn't align their algorithms, but since when did computers understand the laws of attraction?