Bøker av Foster Bridget Cassidy

Marty Smith was born in Accident, Maryland, and his whole life reflected it: he missed the game-winning free-throw junior year, got chicken pox twice in grade school, even lost his mother to cancer. To break this supposed curse, he fled Accident as soon as he graduated high school. Now, ten years later, Marty must face his past when he's forced to care for his suddenly-immobile father. Marty knows his close-minded hometown hasn't changed, but seeing an old classmate named Colten Williams makes him wish things were different. The more time he spends with Colten, the more he wants to stay. Accident isn't so bad when viewed through Colten's eyes. Or is it just the curse lulling him into a false sense of security before it pounces again?

Nine years ago, Cassian witnessed the assassination of his father, which left him to lead the desert clan. Growing up, he had relied on help from those around him; now an adult, Cassian wants to prove his own worth.His first task -- securing the love of his bodyguard, Yashiv. Though the two have been inseparable since Cassian's childhood, he fears Yashiv won't let down his walls of propriety.Then Cassian finds a child, the only survivor of the king's caravan procession. Wen claims to be the bride for Prince Manoel, the ruler of the nearby city, but underlying currents of her story raise Cassian's suspicions.Cassian and Yashiv must find where Wen belongs, before rival clans, the city's guards, or Cassian's own people decide the child's fate. Can Cassian and Yashiv find out where Wen belongs before her fate is decided by rival clans or Cassian's own people? And can Cassian show Yashiv he's now a man, as well as Master of his clan?

Sean Stirling isn't having a good day. Hearing snide comments on a photoshoot, he storms off, not caring that he looks every inch a celebrity throwing a tantrum. Things get worse when he falls on the ice-covered street. As a car comes barreling toward him, there's nothing he can do to prevent his fate. Luckily, Emerson Willis is there to save the day. Emerson pushes the man from the street, then gets bamboozled into accompanying the stranger to the hospital. After Emerson sees himself on television, he realizes the man he saved is a pop star. Now, Sean is smitten and eager to thank his rescuer. Emerson, whose mind is still spinning, can't tell what to think about the sudden attention. Can the musician convince Emerson they're made for each other? Or will Emerson dismiss it all as the passing fancy of a rich and famous man?