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Can you imagine getting stuck alone on a deserted island with the person you hate most in the world? And no end in sight?Well, that's me. Bailey Johansson, former assistant to the absolute worst boss ever to boss in the boss world. Stranded on a tiny island owned by a cruise line in an abandoned party hut.In a tropical storm.This is not a love story.It's not a tale of redemption or heroism.It's a revenge drama. No - a revenge COMEDY.Because I'll get the last laugh. The cruise ship leaving early due to an approaching storm while we yelled at each other on the opposite beach was a SIGN.I'm going to get that man back for everything he did to me. I've decided that Mr. Juicy, as my old coworkers called him (yeah, THAT'S a story), is going to rue the day he ever fired me.And no, I'm not going to fall in love with him.Not on your life.__Juicy Pickle is the wildest not-love story that ever became a love story between a boss and his former assistant, stuck together on a private island with a manual-crank margarita machine and a ten-gallon bucket of pickles, surviving primarily on adrenaline and stress-banging. It's part of the Top 100 bestselling Pickleverse, but you do not need to read any of the other books before this one. You can start your wild adventure with the Pickle family right here.

He was my biggest rival in law school. Then my everything. Until he broke my heart.Mack McAllister was the most hard-core, winner-take-all law student I ever met. Next to me. It only made sense that we'd end up in a crazy, intense affair that lasted until we graduated.He went to the west coast. I headed east.Except, now, ten years later, I'm back in his territory.I don't plan to call him. That was then, and this is now.But when I discover the tough-edged, take-no-prisoners Mack McAllister is moonlighting as a mall Santa, well -- this I have to see.But the line is wild, and in sneaking through the kids, I end up on my back, tangled in tinsel, elves at my side.And Jolly Ol' McAllister is helping me up, a question in those familiar eyes.Does he get a second chance?And if he does, how long until we fall apart all over again?

The first time I lost all memory of Tucker, we had just met. We were seventeen, stuck in the disco room of the children's hospital, both of our heads covered in electrodes wrapped in gauze. Not exactly attractive.Except we were-attracted, that is. I never got to meet boys my age back then. Or any boys. Mother made sure of that. There was no point, she said. I would forget them the next time I had a seizure. That's right. I didn't mention that. I have epilepsy. It started in kindergarten. Spacing out. My eyes clocking back and forth. Then the whole enchilada. On the ground, shaking all over. Not all my seizures erase my memory. But some do. Every year or two I go down, and bam, that's it. My entire history evaporates like water on a skillet. But on that first magical day, Tucker yelled, "Come here often?" over the mechanical thrashing of a song I'd never heard, at least not since my last memory reset. "Never! Do you?" I yelled back. That was all we got. The disco lights switched to strobes, the kind designed to cause a seizure. That's why I was there. For the wires on my head to collect data. To show the doctors what was going on inside my brain. And hopefully, to help me. I took one more look at him as my legs gave way, and the sizzle in my head turned my vision black. Tucker. I had no idea then that I had just met the love of my life. In a few seconds, I wouldn't remember him at all.___This Kiss is an extraordinary romance between two people with epilepsy who fall in love in the toughest of circumstances. As Tucker unfailingly convinces Ava to return to him over and over again, he teaches her that even when memory fails, the heart remembers.

It was love at first sight. For their dogs.Cody Jones didn't expect to ever return to Applebottom, planning a long life of military service and world travel.But a devastating injury in Iraq narrows his options, so he begrudgingly helps his mother expand her doggy bakery until he figures out what's next.And in walks Melody Hopkins.Melody is dead broke and takes a summer job painting the new pet store to pay the bills. She's new to Applebottom and has never encountered the moody, brutally handsome Cody Jones. She isn't sure she can work around him, but then her tiny Pomeranian Mistletoe refuses to leave Cody's service dog, a gorgeous Golden Retriever named Tyrus.The town notices their reluctant friendship and puts them in charge of a grand opening celebration sure to draw visitors to the new store -- a Christmas in July pet parade.Cody doesn't want to show off his injury to the whole town, but Melody's infectious optimism convinces him to try. Besides, his service dog Tyrus can't seem to live without Melody's little fluff ball. What's a veteran and a dog dad to do?

She hid secret messages in frosting, thinking no one would notice.Abby Tyler welcomes you to the witty, well-meaning busybodies of Applebottom, Missouri, where the community takes its pies -- and its matchmaking -- very seriously.When Sandy Miller emerges from her shack on the edge of town after eighteen years, she finds a job making tea cakes for a little shop on Town Square.But then everyone starts spotting secret words of love and longing on her cakes.Andrew McCallister is the first to admit that he never got over Sandy Miller when she dropped out of high school and disappeared. But now she's back.He just has to get the guts to talk to her.When the town summons the pair to a meeting to plan the school's centennial bash, Andrew and Sandy discover they are the only two members of the committee. As they attempt to rekindle the long-lost flame, they realize the community must come together for more than an anniversary party. For their new relationship to flourish, the old guard must learn to support their most vulnerable members even when times get hard.

She saved the town's abandoned animals. He saved her.Abby Tyler welcomes you to the witty, well-meaning busybodies of Applebottom, Missouri, where the community its pies -- and its matchmaking -- very seriously.Savannah Perkins has always loved the animal shelter her father started in memory of her mother. It's been her life's work and a peaceful place for her to care for him.But it's a hard living, and volunteers have gotten hard to come by.Until Luke.No one was more surprised by Luke Southard's arrival in Applebottom than his father. Mayor T-bone had no idea he had a son.While Luke waits on the local veterinary school to accept his transfer, the town suggests he help out at the shelter.But some of the local boys take issue with his closeness to Savannah, blaming him for vandalism around town. When the new vet school refuses him, Luke figures he's overstayed his welcome.It will take some quick thinking by the town to help Luke and Savannah realize that in each other, they've found their perfect shelter.Don't miss the other Applebottom books by Abby Tyler: -- The Sweetest Match -- The Perfect Disaster -- The Irresistible Spark -- The Special Delivery

Her giant pup drags her across town, right into the arms of the football coach.Abby Tyler welcomes you to the witty, well-meaning busybodies of Applebottom, Missouri, where the community takes its pies -- and its matchmaking -- very seriously.Ginny Page arrives in Applebottom with a problem -- a Great Dane she rescued three days before her big move.An untrained Great Dane that outweighs her by twenty pounds.When Roscoe trashes the doggie bakery on Town Square, the locals send their strong, single football coach to help Ginny tame her new addition.Carter McBride is a favored son despite his team's losing tradition. He got his heart broken on national television, and he's content to hide in Applebottom and underachieve himself into oblivion.Until Ginny. Her devotion to her students and this wild, crazy dog inspire him to be a better man. With the town's encouragement, Ginny and Carter learn that sometimes life's biggest setbacks can turn a disaster into the perfect match.

She started the blaze. The firefighter fanned the flame.Abby Tyler welcomes you to the witty, well-meaning busybodies of Applebottom, Missouri, where the community takes its pies -- and its matchmaking -- very seriously.Lorelei Spencer is over that loser who wasted the last few years of her life, and she's going to prove it.After she's had enough mourning and midnight rage-crying, Lorelei dumps all the clothes, stuffed animals, notes, and mementos from the relationship on her front lawn. Then, she sets the pile ablaze.It feels great.Until it catches the grass on fire, too.Volunteer firefighter Micah Livingston arrives on the scene and handily douses the blaze. But the fire he puts out sparks a new one in his heart when he realizes this feisty woman with a zeal for life might be exactly what he's been looking for.Don't miss the other Applebottom books by Abby Tyler: The Sweetest Match The Perfect Disaster The Unexpected Shelter The Surprise Delivery