Celebration Trilogy Series by Patricia Gauthier

Trish Haywood doesn't have a romantic bone in her body. Being raised at a convent by a group of celibate nuns has a tendency to do that to a girl. After building a successful event planning business she is content with her solitary life. She knows nothing about men, let alone a 'normal' life. Besides, she's married to her work. Davis Sinclair has just moved to Harbor Springs from the big city... moreTrish Haywood doesn't have a romantic bone in her body. Being raised at a convent by a group of celibate nuns has a tendency to do that to a girl. After building a successful event planning business she is content with her solitary life. She knows nothing about men, let alone a 'normal' life. Besides, she's married to her work. Davis Sinclair has just moved to Harbor Springs from the big city. Being a divorced parent hasn't left much time for a social life, so Aunt Sylvia insists he attend her charity bachelor/bachelorette auction. How was he supposed to know that Trish Haywood wasn't on of the participants? Besides, everyone has a price...right? less

Melissa Greene was feeling restless and unappreciated with her love life. Dating Larry Harmon for two years felt like a friendship with benefits instead of true love. Would she have the nerve to step out of her comfort zone and search for the man of her dreams? When Dr. Brady O'Brien stumbles into her life she 's immediately attracted to him. Problem is, Larry's not giving up. Not by a longshot.

Eve Bennett was hired as the new preschool teacher for the program run by Celebrations President, Sylvia Sullivan. Or so she thought. While surveying her new classroom she is confronted by a handsome, pushy man in a Hawaiian shirt and bermuda shorts, complete with flip flops, claiming that he's the head of Children's Services for Celebrations. Angry, he promply fires her... moreEve Bennett was hired as the new preschool teacher for the program run by Celebrations President, Sylvia Sullivan. Or so she thought. While surveying her new classroom she is confronted by a handsome, pushy man in a Hawaiian shirt and bermuda shorts, complete with flip flops, claiming that he's the head of Children's Services for Celebrations. Angry, he promply fires her. Jackson Mills, just back from two weeks in Hawaii, stoped by work just in time to fire the woman claiming to be the new preschool teacher. Just because she threw Sylvia Sullivan's name around didn't mean she'd been hired. That was his job, eventhough she seemed perfect for the job. Or was it just that she seemed perfect for him...? less