Best Mans Conquest

He may have been best man at thewedding, but oil tycoon Dillon Marshalldid not have to play nice with the otherguests. Well, one guest in particular: hisex-wife Ivy Madison. Though they hadparted on less-than-friendly terms, Ivywas still a temptation to the billionaire. Sohe devised a plan to rid his system of heronce and for all. He'd seduce her, thenwalk away. The best laid plans…

Ivy, who is in Mexico to attend her cousin Deidre’s? wedding, encounters Dillon, her ex-husband and oil tycoon. Dillon is handsome and full of confidence… Having lived all his life in wealth, he'’s arrogant, and his sense of values is completely different from Ivy’s. They divorced without reconciling their differences, and Ivy freezes when she sees him, thinking he hasn’t changed. Even though she never wanted to see him again, Dillon doesn’t seem like he plans to leaveher in peace…

"Nothing could stop small-town gal Reily Eckardt from heading to Nashville and living the dream...until her car and cash savings were stolen en route. Now she was high and dry in Paradise, Colorado, population 1,632, relying on the kindness of strangers-in particular, bar and grill owner Joe Miller. But why did the single dad have to be so gruff-and cute-while he was being kind? Her mission: save up and split before getting sidetracked by this sexy enigma. Sure, Joe could offer Reily a job at his bar. Renting her his garage apartment-no problem. But giving her a place in his heart-no way! Poor Joe-it wasn't long before the country crooner had him singing a different tune."--P. [4] of cover.

After her last politically minded suitor left her heartbroken and pregnant, Rowena has sworn off the Capitol Hill dating pool. But even she isn’t immune to Colin Middlebury’s British charms, and his skills extend beyond the political arena. As a diplomat, Colin has dealt with a lot of demands, but none like Senator Tate’s warning to stay away from his beautiful daughter. Colin needs the senator’s support, but resistance is futile where Rowena is concerned. What harm could there be in getting to know her a little better? International relations are about to become quite…intimate.

For a guy who's always kept his life commitment-free, Daniel Valeniza is suddenly tangled. A new house and becoming guardian to an infant is more than this cop can juggle. Fortunately help appears in the form of his next-door neighbor Sydney Harris. They don't meet under the best circumstances, but she quickly changes his first impression—partly because she's a wonder with the baby. Things should be better for Daniel. But his attraction to Sydney makes it hard to remember it's not cool to seduce the nanny until it's clear the sparks aren't one-sided. As their connection deepens, he starts thinking about a long-term arrangement with her. And the thought isn't nearly as scary as it should be!