Forrest Williams had finally healed from the car accident
that killed his fiancee, but a new injury now threatens his professional
hockey career. Even allowing for everything he's suffered, the depth of the
emotional and physical pain Tess senses in Forrest at their first meeting
shocks her, and she puts aside her artistic aspirations for two months to help
him recover.

When Forrest shows Tess's dioramas to his mother, who owns a
top Toronto art gallery, she agrees to sell Tess's work but her rules and
restrictions stifle Tess's creativity. Giving up the career of her dreams is
unthinkable, but losing the freedom and joy she'd always found in her art is
unbearable, and Tess can't seem to find a way to have both at once.

All Corinne has ever wanted was the role of clarinetist for the Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra. The clarinet, and working to master it, is all she has left of her father, who abandoned the family when she was a little girl. But after failing to clinch an open spot in a heated audition, her life-plan soon goes overboard. Not only does she break up with her longtime boyfriend, Clay, she also makes a decision that will alter her destiny in ways she never imagined... 

After a medical procedure and a couple of months of changing everything in her life, a pregnant Corinne meets Melissa and her gorgeous flirt of a brother-in-law, Austin, on a cruise. The heat of the Caribbean sun soon combines with a mutual attraction to create a sizzling connection neither Corinne nor Austin can deny. But when the truth comes out about Corinne's condition, will lifelong playboy Austin man up? Or will Corinne's hope for a future beyond a shipboard romance prove yet another PLAN OVERBOARD?

After his trial, she moves from New York City to Toronto in an attempt to start over, but his words cling to her and even in a new country she can't see how to move into relationships with the new people in her life while hiding the secret of Christophe's worst offense. 

She can't hide that secret from her coworker Jake, though, because the news buff has recognized her from the coverage of the assault and trial and knows every word she can't bring herself to say about her ordeal. 

With Jake's help, can Alexa reclaim her story and her life?

You get: 

"Good to Myself": One obstacle keeps columnist
Lydia Grange from the promotion she craves: beating her two coworkers in a
"be 'good to yourself' for four weeks" competition. Piece of
(cheese)cake. Lydia, queen of instant gratification, will indulge herself even
more, ensure her readers do too, and it'll be the easiest month of her life.
Unless... could there be more to self-care than sex and shopping and sugar? 

"Pink is a Four-Letter Word": Nothing ever comes
easily for Larissa, a makeup artist who both loves and fears pink and all
things feminine. After a particularly painful string of disasters, she takes a
job teaching English in Kuwait in the hopes that she will be a new and better
person there. But can she really leave her psychological baggage behind in
Toronto, or is it true that 'wherever you go, there you are'? 

"Everybody's Got a Story": Both personally and
professionally, Alexa knows all too well the power of words. Two years after
her boyfriend viciously assaulted her, she's still trying to label herself as
more than simply 'his victim'. She moves to Toronto after his trial for a fresh
start, but his actions and especially his words stick with her and make that
impossible. Can Alexa reclaim her story and her life? 

"Fifty Million Reasons": Angela has typical
lottery-player plans: help friends and family, give more to charity, and escape
her rut. But when she wins big, she faces angry relatives, her own unexpected
greed, and a lawsuit from the person who put her in that rut. Almost nobody
treats her normally, and they've got fifty million reasons not to. She can buy
anything she wants now, but can she buy the life she needs? 

Four full novels, one great price. Happy reading!

At least, she's sure until she meets his brothers on the cruise and discovers she's dated both of them: Austin, the fun-loving flirt whose kisses still haunt her dreams, and Nicholas, the sweet horror movie fan whose lack of ambition upset her in ways she still doesn't understand.

Melissa expected to spend tons of time onboard with her fiancé, but he instead spends nearly his every waking moment in the casino displaying a previously unseen love of gambling. This surprise, and the time she spends with Nicholas and with Austin, makes her question everything she thought she wanted.

Her relationship with Owen was just fine before, but suddenly 'just fine' doesn't seem good enough to keep a marriage alive for a lifetime. Melissa has two weeks to decide: stay with Owen or jump ship.

Unable to escape the car, with her leg trapped and bleeding
and her cell phone out of reach, Rhiannon is at first certain she'll be rescued
and writes notes to her friends and family to pass the time. As the weather
cools and her condition deteriorates, though, she recognizes the possibility
that her life might be over. Interspersed with increasingly desperate escape
attempts, her letters become deeper and more heart-felt as she comes to see
what really matters in life.

Touched to be asked to help her ex-husband Kent and his crazily private fiancée Madeleine-Cora plan their nuptials, Summer throws herself into taking charge of everything and being the perfect bridesmaid and even making MC's bridal gown. At the same time, she's juggling her romance with show-mate Aaron and her growing friendship with Kent's brother Ron and the pressure from her celebrity-gossip-site boss who's demanding every intimate wedding detail Kent and MC would never want shared.

If Summer shares those details with the world, she'll get the attention and approval she's always wanted, but she'll lose her friends and the people who matter most to her. Are her fifteen minutes of fame worth the privacy they'll cost?

With her memories from seventeen to thirty-two gone, Kate
has no idea who she is and where she belongs. As she begins to fall for the man
who found her, she wonders if she forgot those years for a reason. Should she
keep trying to retrieve her original self, or start a new life?

Unable to escape the car, with her leg trapped and bleeding
and her cell phone out of reach, Rhiannon is at first certain she'll be rescued
and writes notes to her friends and family to pass the time. As the weather
cools and her condition deteriorates, though, she recognizes the possibility
that her life might be over. Interspersed with increasingly desperate escape
attempts, her letters become deeper and more heart-felt as she comes to see
what really matters in life.

She takes up running purely to avoid gaining weight, but as
she trains with her cute but heartbroken coach Andrew she becomes more able to
do things she'd never thought she could, both physically and emotionally.

The day before she runs her first marathon, though, her best
friend's demands result in the biggest challenge yet to her developing
assertiveness and Megan must decide: cave in as she always has before or stick
to her new-found 'happy pace' in running and life.

As white-hot pop sensation Misty Will, Amy finds a whole new
world opening to her and realizes she loves being on stage holding an audience spellbound.
She also loves how her young fans look up to her and draw strength from her
songs, but of course they don't know the awful thing she did after her friend
died and how badly she could have used a support center herself. She knows,
though, and also knows that she simply has to leave her new pop princess
identity behind and become Amy the center director as she's dreamed of for
eight years.

Doesn't she?

Thirty-somethings Brittany and Kyle have only been together four months, but she knows he's the one. Hosting Thanksgiving dinner at their Toronto apartment, with the food catered since neither of them are good cooks, will be a perfect way for their relatives to meet and become one big happy family.

Marilyn and Virginia have hated each other for nearly sixty years, since Virginia got herself pregnant by Marilyn's boyfriend then married him. Both too stubborn to leave their small Ontario town and let the other one win, their feud rages on whenever they encounter each other and particularly at the town's annual pie-making contest, which only they enter because nobody else dares to get caught in their crossfire.

When the relatives arrive on Thanksgiving, the truth comes out: Marilyn is Brittany's grandmother, and Virginia is Kyle's. And for once Marilyn and Virginia agree on something: no relation of that horrible woman is good enough for my grandchild.

Desperate to stop the unending guilt trips but not willing to cut the grandmothers they love from their lives, Brittany and Kyle accept an invitation to the ultimate battle: the pie-making contest. If they win, the grandmothers agree to accept their relationship, or at least pretend to, and be civil to each other. Lose? The grandmothers will never again be in the same room, so Brittany and Kyle will spend every holiday separately while listening to their grandmothers criticize their partners.

With only two months to learn to bake a better pie than women who've been at it for decades, can Brittany and Kyle win "The Game of Pies" and save their relationship? 

Twenty years ago, fourteen-year-old Valerie rushed off for lunch with her boyfriend instead of properly putting away a packet of balloons, and her little brother choked to death on his third birthday. In response, Valerie locked down every aspect of her life so she could never lose control like that again, and she’s still doing that today.

So when her sister Gloria is found comatose after an apparently random attack, Valerie is desperate to do something, anything, to save her only remaining sibling. But as a financial controller for a “nothing bigger than a size six” fashion designer, she has no medical background and no idea of how to help. But she has to find a way.
Since Gloria has always wanted to be a size zero, Valerie hits on food as the answer: by eating less, she will lose the weight Gloria now can’t and somehow save her sister that way. But when “eating less” turns into a frantic starvation diet to reach size zero before Gloria dies, will Valerie’s self control save her sister or destroy her own life?