Always the wedding planner, never a bride, Elliot Lynch is famous for orchestrating the splashiest weddings in Charleston, South Carolina. When her father's sloppy management practices leave them on the brink of bankruptcy, Elliot will do whatever it takes to save the family business. When asked to appear on "The Marrying Type," a reality TV show about the people behind the scenes as couples exchange I dos, she says yes to the invasion of privacy (and the hefty paycheck that comes with it).With a camera crew capturing every detail of her life, Elliot faces her most challenging contract yet: planning a wedding where her ex is involved in every part of the process. Add in a lazy assistant, liquor-loving bridesmaid, and rival planner encroaching on her turf, and Elliot's wedding season goes from high-end to high-stress.Forced to confront her past, Elliot must live out her troubled present on national TV if she has any hope of saving her future.

After rushing to the altar and moving across the country, Harper Duquaine (or is it MacLaughlin, now?) is in uncharted territory. What once seemed like a promising opportunity to advance her husband's career while giving her some much-needed independence and adventure has proven to be a bust. By the time fall rolls around again, she's back in a boring job by day and overstocking her inventory of crocheted scarves by night. Not even the prospect of a new football season holds much excitement.At least that's what she thought. Harper suddenly finds herself the manager of not one but two fantasy football teams—each with its own set of drama. Between the added pressure of her new marriage, an unexpected career prospect, and the hiccups created by people from her past and present worlds, Harper quickly finds herself going from bored to overwhelmed.Can she hold up under the pressure, or will Harper learn the hard way that the turf isn't always greener on the other field?

After fumbling in her personal and professional life, Harper Duquaine is eager for a fresh start. The first step of her new game plan: no more men. Unfortunately, living with her brothers and working in a male-dominated office makes that a little tricky. The situation becomes even dicier when her direct approach ruffles the wrong feathers at work. Eager to make nice—or else—she impulsively joins the office fantasy football league. How hard can it be?Answer: Hard.Before long, Harper is caught up in a world of lineups, stats, and trades. And her vow to put some distance between herself and the opposite sex is severely tested. Especially when she catches the eyes of her two biggest competitors in the league. There's J.J., a local celebrity determined to win the fantasy championship no matter what. And Brook: the mild-mannered high school coach and defending champion who seems too good to be true. Could one of them turn out to be a keeper? Or is she better off benching them all?

Three years after Harper Duquaine MacLaughlin retired from fantasy football, she's back in the league. And with Christmas just days away—and her team in the championship game for the first time in years—she has plenty of reasons to be happy.Only life is never that simple. With her football coach hubby tied up in preparations for a bowl game, two kiddos who keep her on her toes, and a couple of unexpected holiday arrivals, Harper's mind is anywhere but on her fantasy championship.Spend one day with fan favorite Harper as she navigates a hectic holiday season and a football dynasty in this short story/ bonus epilogue to the Queen of the League series.

Harper Duquaine is back for another season of fantasy football! This time she's a year wiser and prepared to dominate the league. But while she finally seems to have her fantasy life in order, reality proves more challenging.Her plans to peacefully play house with her boyfriend come to a halt when the high school suddenly names Brook its head football coach. The promotion comes with more responsibility on the field and less time at home. It also unexpectedly means more work for Harper, who already has her hands full helping a friend pull off the perfect proposal (while dodging questions about when she and Brook are going to get hitched already). Plus, a new development at work could leave her—and half of the fantasy league—jobless.With the complications of her career and being "Mrs. Coach" piling up, Harper wonders if she's headed for victory or failure.

She's a work in progres...Bailey Meredith has had it. As an assistant at a prestigious interior design firm, she’s tired of making coffee and filing invoices. She’ll do just about anything to get out from under the paperwork and into the field for real experience. Then she sees an ad for a job that seems too good to be true. He's a fixer upper...Wilder Aldrich knew she would be perfect for the crew the moment he saw her. His hit home improvement show only hired the best, and Bailey had potential written all over her. It isn’t just her imaginative creativity and unmatched work ethic that grabs his attention. There’s just something about her. With chemistry on screen, it’s only a matter of time before sparks fly behind the scenes as well. But with Bailey’s jaded views on romance and a big secret that could destroy Wilder and everyone he cares about are either of them willing to risk it all for love? 

Is love worth the risk? Math teacher Haleigh Parde has no desire to change her single status until she receives an invitation to her high school reunion. With her ex spreading rumors she needs a date and fast. Desperate times call for desperate measures and Haleigh finds herself meeting a blind date at a neighborhood bar called Amarillo Sour . . .  After watching Haleigh crash and burn, app developer Ian Henning makes her a proposition. If she'll provide honest feedback on his new dating app, he'll guarantee her a date to knock the socks off her former classmates. Even better, he—and the other Amarillo Sour regulars—will help her navigate the rocky road of dating. Through setups ranging from awkward to absurd, Haleigh discovers her matchmaker might just be better than the matches. And Ian wonders if she's the answer to everything he's worked for professionally. Or is she something much, much more . . .