A collection of five addciting standalone small town romances by USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Charity Ferrell.

Stirred: I don’t want him. I can’t do this. That’s what Cohen’s ex said after their son was born, leaving him a single father. Now, his world consists of two things: Noah and his bar. Until one night, he takes Noah to the hospital, and the ER doctor is his ex’s sister, Jamie. Though he’s reluctant at first, Cohen allows her to see Noah. As Cohen and Noah begin to spend time with Jamie, it’s apparent that she’s nothing like her sister. Cohen knows falling for Jamie is wrong, but desire doesn’t always fade away. As soon as they cross that line, nothing will be the same and everything will fall apart. And it does.

Shaken: A see yourself out note isn't how you want to celebrate the morning after your first one-night stand. The first time Archer and Georgia met, she blocked him in a parking spot. The second is a fender bender. The third at a bar, drinking away their problems, and finding their way to his bed. She never expected to see him again. That changes a month later when Archer is introduced as Georgia’s brother’s business partner. In need of a job, Georgia is hired at their bar, much to Archer's dismay. They hate each other. They’re off limits, but everytime they’re together, flashbacks of that one night shakes through them. They push, they pull, until one of them breaks.

Straight Up: Lincoln went from a penthouse to sleeping in a prison cell—from the VP of a million-dollar empire to a felon. All for a crime he didn’t commit. Now that he is free, he vows to stay out of trouble. The only problem? His new co-worker, Cassidy, is trouble wrapped into a bow. After moving towns for a fresh start, Cassidy has sworn off relationships ... until she meets her Prince Charming ... fresh out of prison. The longer they work together, the more their relationship moves from co-workers to friends to ... lovers. And then it all falls apart.

Chaser: Things Grace never thought would happen: meeting her boyfriend’s secret wife, finding out she’s pregnant with his baby, and faking a relationship with her best friend to keep the truth from her family. Things Finn never thought would happen: becoming best friends with a woman the total opposite of him, pretending to be her baby daddy, and falling in love with her. The more they fake it, the more they forget it’s only temporary. If only they’d known it’d change everything.

Last Round: What's the best way to get back at your cheating ex? Give every guy who hits on you his number. That's what Lola did when she met Silas. Little did she know, they'd see each other again. One run-in leads to another. One fake date leads to a friendship. That friendship leads to feelings. Everything changes and falls apart when one of them asks for more. Can their friendship survive ... or will love destroy them?