Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Rescuing the Bad Boy by Anna Catherine Field.

Redemption Looks A Lot Like Love. 
 
He’s one court date away from ruining his life. She’s the one person that can help him. And she loathes him. Can he redeem himself enough to make her believe he’s changed?
 
Griffin McGuire is lucky Judge “Last Chance” Jones sees something in the twenty-four-year-old dog-flipper. Something that makes him want to give the guy one more shot at turning his life around. That’s why the Judge orders Griffin to enter Redemption House for thirty days. He’ll have to face his demons and work at Maverick Farms—an animal rescue—run by Mave Frayer—animal lover and advocate.
 
Mave loves animals more than people—they’re less likely to let you down. When Griffin finds out that Mave’s hands aren’t exactly clean, and how far she’ll go to protect the animals she loves and cares for—he realizes there’s more to the woman in control of his future.
 
And Mave’s not sure what to do about the man who’s willing to risk his freedom to help her with her cause.
 
How far are they willing to go to protect the things they care about? And will it blow Griffin’s last chance at freedom?
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ I Do (Sorta) by Johanna Evelyn.

A billionaire, a billboard, and a quest to find a wife.
 
*My company’s board wants me to marry, but I’ve already tried that route. Women fall at my feet vying to become the next Mrs. Taylor, only they are always after one thing. The money. Instead of picking someone they want, I turn it into a game. My chosen bride will be placed on a budget with a strict set of rules. I have a year to turn a gold-digging diva into a domesticated housewife. What have I got to lose, besides true love?

*Rich men are all the same and I want nothing to do with them. I left Texas to get away from my meddlesome mother and her dreams of me marrying old money. But the first thing I see in New York is a giant billboard sporting a billionaire looking for a wife, Bachelor style. I don’t find out my mother has filled out an application for me until I am chosen to come to Edward Taylor’s penthouse.
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That’s when I realize my mother will never stop unless I do something drastic. If I ramp up my pageant persona there’s no way he’ll choose me to become his wife—and in the process, I’ll get my mother off my back about getting married while teaching this full of himself billionaire the way to a woman’s heart isn’t by hiring a billboard!
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Kissing the Wrong Twin by Christina Herrera.

I have a crush on Brennan Lopez. The only problem is I keep getting him mixed up with his identical twin brother. Not to mention, the most powerful girl in my high school is out to get me. Why? Let’s just say we haven’t ever been besties. And we both like the same guy. But I’m not going to let her get to me. I’m going to get Brennan Lopez’s attention, if it’s the last thing I do. Even if it means talking to his identical twin brother until he notices me.

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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ His Guarded Heart by Jo Noelle.

He wants a marriage of convenience. She wants a new start. Only one will get their wish.
 
Westley Pyne has been disappointed before—twice. He won’t fall for love again. This time he offers a contractual marriage to his best friend’s sister. He wants a bride who will improve his business prospects without promising the empty words of love, honor, or cherish. Although he’s attracted to Cassandra, he quickly tamps down his budding feelings for the sake of his heart.
 
Cassandra Abbott spent the last decade taking care of her aging parents. After their deaths, she visits a brother who settled in the West. Although sparks fly between her and Westley, he pushes her away. Cassandra learns it’s easy to become independent in the Wyoming territory and just as easy to be deceived. She must unravel Westley’s secrets about the betrayal to have a chance at a happy marriage.
 
Can both learn to forgive, or will they hold on to their fears and lose their chance at a forever love?
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Read Falling Down Under by Lisa Swinton.
 
Her wedding will save her family from ruin. But opera's Aussie bad boy won't let the ring on her finger stop him. Will she choose her family or her heart?

Giada's sick of hearing Jack Wellington's name before she even lands in Australia for her next opera. And her mother doesn’t need to be there to ensure Giada doesn't fall prey to his charms. She's a grown woman who can take care of herself, and she's well aware that a scandal could prevent her wedding to one of Italy's most eligible bachelors. Not to mention, his wealth will save her family. If only Giada could shake the lingering doubt that she doesn't know what love is.

Jack's used to getting the woman he wants. For this opera, he has his sights set on Giada. The ring on her finger only adds to the challenge. When his usual tactics fail, he's forced to face his inner demons to become a man worthy of her. But such a man wouldn't entice her into his arms to break her engagement.

When the opera ends, Giada must decide between a marriage that will save her family or risk it all on a man trying to steal her heart.
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Trusting His Heart by Jen Peters.

Their job is to fix the mansion, but the sparks that fly may burn it down.
 
Feisty, independent Cat Billings doesn't need romance, but she does need a change. Leaving behind a troubled youth and a career of flipping rundown houses in California, she heads to the small town of McCormick's Creek, Oregon to begin a high-end restoration. 
 
Hard-working, hard-headed Justin Cooper refuses to say why he needs extra money, he just wants to keep his head down and focus on the job. But his co-contractor turns out to be a spirited, sassy gal who slides into his heart, but also thinks she can boss him around.
 
Tempers flare and sparks fly as Cat and Justin revive the old McCormick mansion, but Justin can't afford to be distracted and Cat has no plans to stay in town afterward. And both have pieces of their lives they aren't willing to share. Can love conquer the clashes between them and the secrets each is keeping?
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Kissing Under the Fireworks by Christina Herrera.

She would like nothing more than for him to make the move from British Columbia to Tennessee. But he has to decide if the chemistry they have will blossom into something that will last long enough for him to rationalize moving across the continent. Will they allow distance to separate them, or let their hearts speak louder than their circumstances as they kiss under the New Year’s Eve fireworks?

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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ My (Not So) Perfect Plan by Meg Danale.

I have the perfect plan for my life. Or at least I did, until Evan Carmichael came along.
 
Her entire life Claire Brown has lived by the plan - the plan that will help pull her siblings and her family into bigger and better things. She follows a straight and narrow path with her future ever in mind. But she doesn't account for the heart wanting what the heart wants. She can't afford the inconvenience of falling for a guy she's admired since 2nd grade. That sort of thing is for someone else who lives a life that isn't hers. Right?
 
At the height of his high school football career, already accepted on a full ride scholarship into the local U, Evan Carmichael is the epitome of QB golden boy - until everything comes tumbling down. Now he has to re-arrange his entire future and it seems like the only one who even remotely cares, besides his mom, is a girl who can't find the time for a relationship. And how does he know he's actually interested in her and this isn't desperation because his friends kicked him to the curb?
 
In this tale of insecurity and love, Meg Danale explores how people can surprise us in all the best ways and how faith in our fellow humans can sometimes lead to something more.

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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Dare You to Resist the Bull Rider by Lacy Anderson.

A little dare never hurt anybody...
 
My sophomore year at Rock Valley High was a total downer. Joining the wrong crowd and nearly getting drowned aren’t exactly things I want to write about on my college admission essays.
 
But my best friend, Hunter, is moving back home from spending a year on his grandpa’s ranch. With his help, I’m going to win the Junior Rodeo Queen contest and reclaim this summer as the best one ever.
 
Except...Hunter is different.
 
In a tight-fitting-jeans, cowboy hat, muscles, and sexy grin kind of way that leaves my knees wobbly.
 
And did I mention he picked up a talent for bull riding during the year he’s been gone?
 
So hot.
 
Falling for my best friend is against the rules we made years ago. Hunter knows it. I know it. But my heart seems to have forgotten, because every time he looks at me with those gorgeous hazel eyes, I want to sink into him.
 
Maybe we can’t go back to the way things were...
 
...but just maybe, we might find something even better—despite the rules.
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’Mending His Dream by Kristen Iten.

He’s an ex-Air Force mechanic who can fix almost anything, but there aren’t enough tools in his toolbox to repair what’s broken between him and his high school sweetheart when she comes back to town.

The respect Levi Renner earned as an Air Force Staff Sergeant didn’t follow him into civilian life when family duty called him home to Liberty Cove. When his scheming boss thrusts him into close quarters with the woman who broke his heart long ago, he’s reminded of all the reasons guys like him never get the girl. Determined to have a say in their own futures, Levi and his ex team up to outsmart their matchmaking boss, Kat. It won’t be hard to convince Kat that he’s into his ex—especially since he never really stopped loving her.
 
Brooke Larsen moved back home with a suitcase full of secrets after losing her veterinary practice in Los Angeles. Now it’s up to her to protect her perfect reputation as the hometown girl who made it in the big city. Ready to tackle the job of building a new practice in a familiar place, she agrees to become the resident vet at the Wounded Warriors Rescue. Life gets complicated when she learns she’ll be working alongside her ex—a man she never really got over. It’s hard to keep secrets from someone who was once her closest confidant, but Levi has a secret of his own that could end any chance they might have at a happily ever after.
 
A massive streak of good luck convinces Levi that all his problems are over… but they may have only just begun.
 
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