Sweet City Hearts Series by Allie Pleiter

Suzann knows Adam is the perfect man for her--the man she's waited for, prayed for, fallen hard for from the first. Valentine's Day is coming. It's the perfect time for him to pop the question... moreSuzann knows Adam is the perfect man for her--the man she's waited for, prayed for, fallen hard for from the first. Valentine's Day is coming. It's the perfect time for him to pop the question. She's more than ready, he's trying to get ready, so why would God throw obstacle after obstacle into the mix? Will Suzann and Adam get to "yes"? This tenderly romantic and funny novelette is a short, sweet read and the prequel to Sweet City Hearts 2:"My So-Called Love Life" (Previously released as a Harlequin Love Inspired online read.) less

A cartoon character is ruining Lindy’s love life. She’s nearly famous as the voice of Maggie Hoot, the wise-cracking owl from the hit animated series “Arborville.” But as soon as any cute or eligible or even breathing guy realizes what she does for a living, the relationship is over before it starts... moreA cartoon character is ruining Lindy’s love life. She’s nearly famous as the voice of Maggie Hoot, the wise-cracking owl from the hit animated series “Arborville.” But as soon as any cute or eligible or even breathing guy realizes what she does for a living, the relationship is over before it starts. Can a smart, educated, funny woman get past the third date with a nice Christian man before having to give a hoot-owl impersonation? Can the handsome, charming television executive sent to evaluate—or cancel—her show win her heart without tanking her career? This wholesome faith-filled romantic comedy was originally published under Love Inspired’s Steeple Hill Cafe line and is the second book in the Sweet City Hearts series. less

Opening a Christian coffeehouse in Seattle was Maggie Black’s dream. So when banker William Grey denies her loan, her plans for “Higher Grounds” get put on hold. Then Mr. Grey (who drinks tea, of course) explains that if Maggie takes his small-business seminar, the bank might reconsider the application. It might take the help of her fabulous coffee, but Maggie decides she could stay awake in class long enough to learn something... moreOpening a Christian coffeehouse in Seattle was Maggie Black’s dream. So when banker William Grey denies her loan, her plans for “Higher Grounds” get put on hold. Then Mr. Grey (who drinks tea, of course) explains that if Maggie takes his small-business seminar, the bank might reconsider the application. It might take the help of her fabulous coffee, but Maggie decides she could stay awake in class long enough to learn something. Besides, Grey’s stuffy facade and velvety British accent might make things interesting. Can a formal, dashing banker teach this vibrant entrepreneur a thing or two about faith and perfect blends? Or is it the other way around? This sweet and tender romantic comedy was first published under Love Inspired’s Steeple Hill Cafe line. less