Flirting with Love is a USA Today bestseller Elisabeth Nash has spent years dreaming of returning to the small town of Trusty, Colorado, where she spent summers with her favorite aunt. When she inherits her aunt’s farmette, she closes her Los Angeles pet bakery and pampering business, sure that life in Trusty will be as peaceful and as welcoming as she remembers. But being an outsider in the close-knit town proves to be very different from the happy summers she remembers from her childhood—and falling for Trusty’s hot, wealthy, and sinfully irresistible veterinarian, Ross Braden, sends the rumor mill into a frenzy. Ross Braden learned long ago that gossip spreads faster than weeds in his small hometown, and Ross loves nothing more than his privacy. For that reason, he doesn’t date women who live in Trusty. But that was before blond, beautiful, and refreshingly honest Elisabeth Nash flew into his vet clinic seeking help for her panicked piglet and turned his comfortable life—and his heart—inside out. Despite rumors about Elisabeth’s motives toward her aunt’s property, passion brews between Elisabeth and Ross. Every steamy kiss and every sensual touch brings the pair closer together, and when Ross helps Elisabeth try to fit into the town he adores, it makes their bond even stronger. But even Elisabeth’s efforts toward reaching the community, and the love she and Ross so desperately believe in, might not be enough for the protective small town to offer them a future. Get the Series Bundle & Save!The Bradens at Trusty paperback bundle includes: Taken by Love Fated for Love Romancing My Love Flirting with Love Dreaming of Love Crashing into Love Classic Discreet Novels include the hero's or the heroine's name and series title on the covers, special interior formatting, streamlined backmatter, and a dry signature page from Melissa. This collection is created to be consistently similar inside and out and does not include features that may be included in our special editions such as extra images. Please Note: Cover colors may vary slightly within series depending on print runs. We are not responsible for such variations.
