Every choice has led Alex and Jameson to where they are today, but every choice has consequences.
Alexandra Martin isn't sure whether to run from her past or chase it. Jameson was her high school sweetheart and the love of her life. She's compared every man she's ever dated (or married) to him, and so far, no one has even come close. Alex is now a successful single mother with a great career and a relationship that on paper is everything she wants. So, why can't she get Jameson out of her mind?
Jameson Butler's picture-perfect marriage is over, and his carefully constructed world has been flipped upside-down. Just when he's reeling from discovering his wife's infidelities and that the baby she's carrying may not be his child, Jameson finds Alex back in his life. Could her reappearance in his world be coincidence, or is it fate?
A lifetime has passed since they were eighteen, and their time apart has fashioned them into different people. They have their own stories and are each struggling to fight for what is most important in their lives. Can Alex and Jameson find their way back to each other, or should they even try?

Starting over is difficult, but hot bartenders help.

Being a woman named Dawson has its own unique set of complications. Just when she had crafted a perfect life for herself, she discovers her husband is being unfaithful.



Patrick Butler is a bartender and professional bachelor who is charismatic, sexy, and unabashedly single. When a college professor answers his online advertisement about renting the cottage behind his home, he has no idea who his renter really is or what he’s gotten himself into.

Now, Dawson must unpack her life in a new place where the only person she knows is her cheating husband. When her new landlord pours on the charm, what choice will she make?



If you like your love stories with a side of sizzle, sarcasm, and humor, you’ll love P.J. DeVere’s page-turning contemporary romance series.



(This is an alternate cover. Some scenes have had minor updates, but the story is still the same. Less than ten percent has changed.)

Washington state, November 1902
Lucy Weaver is the last of her generation.
Granny Weaver Hughes' four sons have had thirteen children between them, and twelve of them have married. Only Lucy remains – and she doesn't have any prospects. Her parents keep trying to push her toward the neighbor's son, but they're just friends and have no romantic interest in each other. Aside from him, though, there are no eligible bachelors around…
…until she goes to check the family's cows one evening, and finds a man bleeding to death in one of the stalls!
Noel Pedersen doesn't even know where he is at first. Lucy does her best to patch him up and nurse him back to health, but he's clearly hiding things – how he got shot, why he doesn't want anyone to know where he is, what drove him all the way from Canada to collapse in the Weavers' cow barn. But secrets can't be kept forever, and as first her parents, then the law get involved, everyone is in for surprises.
Get ready for a shock in LUCY, the latest in the Romancing the Weavers series – because everything hidden is going to come out!

Melania Cucinotta is crazy about Clinton Cooke. Clinton is crazy about Melania. But when they finally get together, can they keep from going crazy?
Over six years before, Clinton's family visited Mel's on the Weavers' sprawling farm for Christmas, and for the two teenagers it was hate at first sight. Mel did everything she could to spoil Clinton's time there, including stealing a kiss from him and making sure her bossy older brother caught them. But that kiss started something she wasn't prepared for, and ever since, she and he had been writing back and forth, forging a friendship …and maybe more than a friendship.
Now it's the spring of 1886 and Mel gets a surprise! Clinton shows up at the Weaver farm in Washington Territory with three dozen head of cattle her family purchased from his family's ranch in Oregon. Furthermore, he's staying on as a hired hand to help take care of the new stock. This time it looks like love at second sight, which poses its own problems. Foremost among them is that Mel and Clinton are both healthy young adults …who have to exercise a lot of self-control lest they create a Victorian-era scandal. And with over two dozen Cucinottas and Weavers (and one other hired man) around, there are a lot of eyes watching them.
Can the two young people court and find out if they suit without going too far? Can Mel's family safeguard her virtue without driving her batty? Will there be competition between the hired hands for Mel's affections? And can someone find a way to keep an incredibly stupid cow from hurting herself? Find out in the fourth Romancing the Weavers book, and the wildest one yet!

Alfonso Cucinotta is sick of life on a farm with more family than he knows what to do with. Philadelphia Howe is headed for California with her father, the only family she has.
Alfonso came to the Weaver farm in 1874 with six of his siblings after a seventh – his older sister Bella – became a mail-order bride. Eight years later, he's still there – and wishes he weren't. But two sisters have wed and moved off, so Bella is committed to making sure he stays put. For now, he's stuck chopping wood, picking fruit, making sausages and dreaming of a day he can go out on his own – while working hard to leave his childhood anger and bossiness behind.
Philadelphia has spent her whole life tagging along with her father as he travels from one base ball club to the next, first as a player and later as a manager. A snowstorm traps her and Papa with the Weavers, and she discovers a new sort of life with a big, boisterous family – and the handsome but taciturn Alfonso. Eventually, though, the roads will clear, and she'll have to decide whether she'd rather stay there or follow her father to Silvertown and his next club.
Throw in mystery, romance, humor, loud Italian arguments and a coach driver who may be more than he seems, and strap yourselves in for another Weaver family adventure!