Larue — Livia Quinn

Includes: Hard Days Knight Her First Knight Merry Christmas, Baby (old series name Under-Cover Knights) Heroes who care…  Hard Days Knight  Luc Larue knows how it looks when the sexy cop and her partner respond to a silent alarm at the grocery where he stopped for a six-pack. Luc's job with KPI requires certain…attire and equipment. The tall, dark and deadly looking mercenary Delilah Burke confronts at the robbery scene is sexy as sin, but is he a hero or a con? He just seems too good to be true. Then, trouble arrives from his past and Del is faced with a choice to believe the evidence against Luc, or trust her heart. Her First Knight “Take ‘em off, Tucker. Tucker. Tucker…” Ridge Romano is an inventor, Ranger, mentor, the consummate planner. So how did he wind up on stage in nothing but his trousers and tie beside two cover models, and a hundred women screaming at him to take it off? It had seemed like a recipe for harmless fun. One curious CEO follows a gorgeous redhead onto the conference floor. Add a hundred romance writers at a "meeting". Toss in some false assumptions. Throw out a lifetime of good behavior and Ridge is up to his Special Forces tattoo in manure. Now to make sure no one finds out. Merry Christmas, Baby  Larue social media is all atwitter at the return of their hometown movie idol, Ducane Beauregard Larue at the only place to celebrate Christmas eve. Nothing could make Buffy happier than delivering some surprises and helping the people she loves find love. A Christmas eve miracle confirms what she already knows, that with a little nudge, all her love ones' happily-ever-afters will happen in the not so distant future. “This book got me from the first paragraph, couldn't put it down.” Hard Days Knight “This is one of the best written stories I've read in a while. I loved the way this was written and the story it tells. I can NOT give this book enough praise.” Her First Knight. “Livia Quinn's books remind me of Jill Shalvis and Robyn Carr, small town stories with heart and heat.”