Going to the Dogs E-Book Bundle (Books 1-4)

Big dogs. Bigger personalities. Love unleashed.

In Manhattan, romance has a way of going spectacularly to the dogs. From matchmaking Great Danes and pampered poodles to clever Border Collies and lovable rescues, these funny, sexy romances pair irresistible men and strong women with four-legged troublemakers who have a talent for bringing exactly the right hearts together.

Leashed

A bad-boy, opposites-attract dog-lover romance

Professional dog trainer Callie Lassiter wants nothing to do with her sexy playboy neighbor Owen McKay, until their Great Danes make that decision for them. With puppies on the way forcing the wholesome girl next door and notorious bad boy together, Owen is determined to prove that his player days are over and Callie is the woman he wants for keeps.

Groomed

An enemies-to-lovers, opposites-attract dog-lover romance

Doggie spa owner Brooke Palmer clashes with corporate lawyer Drew Hudson when a disastrous poodle cut lands her business in court. But when the furious client turns up dead and Brooke becomes the prime suspect, Drew goes from opposing counsel to determined protector, risking his career and his heart to prove her innocent.

Hounded

An opposites-attract, hidden-identity dog-lover romance

Veterinarian Poe Madigan enters a dog-dancing competition to save her mother’s home, only to end up partnered with muscle-bound security specialist Jared Taylor and his neglected basset hound. With death threats closing in, Jared goes undercover to protect the Goth princess who turns his orderly world upside down, but revealing the truth could cost him the woman who’s become the real prize. 

Collared

An opposites-attract, law-enforcement dog-lover romance

Socialite Harper Sinclair calls the NYPD when her champion poodle’s $50,000 diamond collar disappears, only to clash with rough-edged Detective Caleb Shaw. What begins as a ridiculous robbery case heats up when Caleb realizes there’s more to the theft than pampered dogs and diamonds, and far more to Harper than the privileged world he expected.