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#10 One Christmas
Ireland: the land of rolling countryside, sheep, and whiskey.
When Dylan McKenzie arrives on the green isle to stay with an old friend of his fathers, the last thing he expects is to be joined by an annoying woman who doesn't give him the time of day. What does he care if the woman ignores him? After all he plans on meeting a beautiful, green-eyed Irish girl, with a voice as sweet. However, his plans always have a habit of derailing.
Jenna McCormick was born and raised in America, but her true heritage lies in a village in County Galway called Ahascragh. Her uncle still lives in the village, and that's where she's heading for a much needed break. It would be perfect if her uncle hadn't invited a fellow American to vacation there too. So what if Dylan McKenzie was the man she had been attracted to since the first day of college back in Boston? He didn't know she existed. Why should now be any different?
#11 The Pregnant Professor
One touch.
One kiss.
One night.
One baby.
Professor Poppy Green had brains and beauty, a lethal combination that tempted me in ways I hadn’t fully understood, until the moment I saw her again, four months later. Her smile wobbled, her green eyes swam with tears, and her hands protected the swell of her belly.
The baby was mine. I knew that without having to ask. I was going to be a Dad. Somehow, someway, I had to show Poppy that I didn’t just want the baby, but I wanted her too.
#12 It Started with a Kiss
It started with a kiss one New Year’s Eve and ended with me leaving her standing alone in the cold. One touch of my lips to hers and I knew she was trouble. The sweet innocent girl had no idea the reputation I had with the ladies—a different girl each night at the family owned nightclub I managed: Kenza. All anyone wanted was a good time and I provided that, then Gretchen Sinclair kept appearing not only in the nightclub, but in my dreams.
Her glances made me nervous.
Her soft smile made me crave.
Then she stopped looking.
She looked at him instead.
It was time for me to do more than dream.
