Of Love and Madness Series by Karen Cimms

4.57 · 30 ratings
  • You're All I Want for Christmas (Of Love and Madness #1.5)
    #1.5

    You're All I Want for Christmas (Of Love and Madness #1.5)

    Karen Cimms

    Rated: 4.63 of 5 stars
    · 8 ratings · published 2017

    Billy crossed the hall into his bedroom where Kate was plugging in the last of the electric candles she’d set in each window.She flicked it on. “I guess that’s that.” His hand covered hers. “Do me a favor and don’t turn this one off. I want to know there’s a light burning in our bedroom window until I come home... more

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  • We All Fall Down (Of Love and Madness #2)
    #2

    We All Fall Down (Of Love and Madness #2)

    Karen Cimms

    Rated: 4.43 of 5 stars
    · 7 ratings · published 2016

    Being married to a rock star isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Kate and Billy McDonald have defied the odds. For twenty-two years they’ve loved each other fiercely, but it hasn’t always been easy. On the road most of the time and fighting for a foothold in the music industry, Billy struggles to make a name for himself... more

  • All I Ever Wanted (Of Love and Madness #3)
    #3

    All I Ever Wanted (Of Love and Madness #3)

    Karen Cimms

    Rated: 4.57 of 5 stars
    · 7 ratings · published 2017

    Unable to overcome the loss and betrayal she’s faced, Kate Donaldson knows there’s only one way for her to heal—and that’s to walk away from everything and pick up the pieces of her shattered life. Cutting herself off from everyone she loves, Kate settles in on the rocky coast of southern Maine. At first wanting nothing more than to be left alone, she eventually learns to deal with all of her hurts except one—Billy, her estranged husband... more

  • Better Man (Of Love and Madness #4)
    #4

    Better Man (Of Love and Madness #4)

    Karen Cimms

    Rated: 4.63 of 5 stars
    · 8 ratings · published 2020

    Whoever said change is good should have their head examined. As far as Billy McDonald is concerned, he’s changed enough for one lifetime. He’s been clean and sober for two years, he’s learned to manage his anger, and he’s uprooted his life and relocated to Maine to reunite with his wife, Katie. He’s even helped Katie create a resource center for at-risk youth, where he teaches guitar to any kid who’s interested.He’s paid his dues. He’s evolved. He’s a better man... more

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