Reed Brothers

What he needed was a miracle...

Matthew Reed has seen his share of problems. But he’s a Reed and Reeds can overcome anything. Matt is content working in his family’s tattoo parlor with his brothers surrounding him. The only thing he’s lacking is the ability to have a family of his own. Then his battle with cancer leads him to meet a woman who just might need him as much as he needs her.

She didn’t need anything...

Skylar Morgan is happy. She has a boyfriend. Sure, he doesn’t make her heart pound faster and he really doesn’t support her when she needs it. But she doesn’t need much. Does she? She’s happy to be self-sufficient and she’s happy that she doesn’t have a tremendous amount of responsibility. She’s educated, has a great job, and she has enough money for a lifetime. But what she lacks, she doesn’t even realize until she meets him. And them. The ones who change her life forever.

"You'll find Faith in the clock shop," Peter Reed says.

Daniel has a list of things he wants to do before the clock strikes twelve on December 31st.

1. Get a tattoo

2. Ride a horse-drawn carriage in the snow

3. See a Broadway play

4. Buy hot chestnuts from a street vendor

5. Eat a one-pound burger at Rocko’s

6. Drink hot chocolate on a bench in the park

7. Fix my watch

Daniel's watch stopped working when he lost all his men, his leg, and his hope in Afghanistan. A chance encounter at Reed's Tattoo Parlor leads him to Faith, a redhead with the prettiest green eyes he's ever seen.

Daniel intends to meet his deadline before the clock strikes midnight, and Faith sets out to help him. But she is goodness and light, and he’s not ready to let her warmth shine on him.

Faith takes care of her aging grandmother and knows how precious life is. But can she help Daniel realize it before it's too late? She has less than twenty-four hours.

Tick tock. Tick tock.

Calmly, Carefully, Completely left readers with one question — Would Reagan ever get justice against her attacker?

A chance meeting, a well-deserved ass-kicking, and the end of Emily and Logan's engagement? Find out what happens next in Reagan's Revenge!

She's perfect.

He's not.

She's the lead singer in a popular rock band.

He's a tattoo artist.

She's all perfect creases and fancy clothes.

He's covered in prison ink.

She's wealthy.

He doesn't have a pot to piss in.

She's good.

He's bad.

The question is -- Will she ever be good enough for him?

He has watched her from afar...

Paul Reed has been raising children since he was a child himself, but he wouldn’t change his life, even if given an opportunity. That is until one of his brothers says four little words that shake the foundation of his world. “She’s not a lesbian,” shouldn’t be quite so earth-shattering, but suddenly the woman he loves is available, and he’ll do whatever it takes to win her over.

They call her Friday, and she’s hiding more than just her name...

Friday has worked in the Reeds’ tattoo parlor for four years. She’s become more than just an employee, and she loves being in the middle of something so wonderful. She treasures the way the Reeds live for one another, and she adores the way they take care of their family. She would do just about anything to be part of it, if not for the fact that she doesn’t deserve a family of her own. Or does she? Friday is punishing herself for her past, and by doing so, she pushes away the one man who could truly love her.

Separately, they’re strong. Together, they’re vulnerable. As a team, they rock.

He knows the value of life.

She's still learning.

What would you do if you had one last moment to say goodbye? Would you take it?

The last one to fall...

Sam Reed is the only brother in the Reed family who hasn’t fallen head over heels in love. He has a promising contract to play professional football, but something is missing. Sam likes to watch cooking shows, snuggle on the couch, and he wants someone to do it with him. But with his go-getter lifestyle, it’s almost impossible to find the time to get to know one woman. That is, until he meets the one who makes him want to change his whole life.

A fake name and a world of hurt...

When Peck was twelve, she was called by a different name, lived with a different family, and had no prospects whatsoever. But now she finds herself the drummer in an all-girl band, makes more money than she ever dreamed possible, and she’s content. Until the day her birth mother shows back up.

Fame. Fortune. Stardom.

Neither of them wants it.

They both have it. But can they have more?

She hates babies.

He just happens to have one.

She hates liars.

She’s pretty sure he is one.

She never sleeps with a man more than once.

He has only had sex with one woman in his whole life, and now she's gone.

He has boundaries.

She has none.

He prays before every meal.

She silently hopes he'll stop doing that.

Faith is what's left when everything else is stripped away, he says.

What will be left when she's naked, stripped, bare, raw? She has no idea. What if there's nothing?

Boy meets girl.

Boy falls in love with girl.

Girl falls in love with boy... SCREECH!

No. It can’t be that easy. (You knew that, right?)

Boy meets girl.

Boy can’t fall in love with girl.

She also has secrets.

He’ll try to uncover all her secrets. But in doing so, he’ll have to remove all the walls she hides behind. Leave her bare and aching. And what happens then?

Girl meets boy.

Girl falls in love with boy.

Boy can’t love her back.

What do you get when you put together one matchmaking doorman, some Reed brothers with good intentions, and five sisters, one of whom is a little lost? You get Tammy Falkner's newest book, I'M IN IT.

Mick fell in love with Wren at the worst possible time. She was in the midst of something wonderful, and then she wasn’t. Her life changed in the blink of an eye. In this situation, it wasn’t a change for the better. He can still remember when she felt the first cramp, when she pressed her knees together tightly in the front seat of his car as though she could hold that life inside herself by sheer will alone. If will were all it took, she’d have succeeded.

But she didn’t succeed, and they were over before they began. She was too hurt. She was too raw. She was wishing for what could have been, while he was wishing for what was. And what was... well, it was nothing. At least not to her.