From the author of Marrying The Heiress comes a smoking hot, heartfelt romance with playful banter and a happily ever after.
Lowell
Pursuing Harriet was only ever meant to be a limited thing. I made an unconventional proposition, keen to reintroduce her to the male body after her long abstinence of all things bedroom - related.
One night is not enough.
She's guarded, complicated and has possessed my mind.
And if that's not distracting enough, I start getting random messages from this deranged woman  -  Betty - messing up my phone with text after text, calling me emotionally redundant and questioning my abilities in the bedroom.
I call her a shrew. It wasn't nice of me, but she's not exactly behaving herself either. 
I didn't believe in serendipity, in twists of fate where worlds collide, delivering up your soulmate. But I make a discovery, a cosmic, fated intervention that's impossible to ignore.
Harriet
Ever since my brother died, I've been texting his old number, desperate to feel close to him. But then out of the blue, a stranger - Ted - replies. 
He's seriously unimpressed with the messages and updates that bombard his phone, so I fire off a text or three, telling him exactly what I think of him!
Around the same time I meet the smoulderingly sexy Lowell Winters, a heart surgeon renowned for his cold, vacant heart.
Despite his devastating good looks, I'm not looking for a memorable hook-up. And I'm definitely not looking to lose my heart. But after his direct and dirty proposal, I agree to spend a night in his bed.
One night leads to another, then another, our time together Off. The. Charts.
And then I uncover something that turns the world on its head. That has the stars colliding. That makes me rethink everything.
★★★★★ Wow!! Just read this in one sitting and very much enjoyed it. - Mary 
★★★★★ So naughty but so much fun!! Brilliant book. Fab read. Loved it. - Lib
The Hard-Won Love series is a collection of standalone romances. They have interconnecting characters, and although they can be read in any order, reader enjoyment will be improved if you start with All The Feels.
Warning: Contains explicit content and profanity.