The Rule Series by Alaina Stanford, Jack Martin, Jemma Scarry

For Fans of "Christy Barritt" and "Lynette Eason" -- Alaina's Best Seller! When renown psychologist and best selling author Elizabeth Stewart first noticed Joshua Miller standing at the back of her audience she thought the tall, muscular man dressed like a lumberjack was in the wrong room. Little did she know, he was the key to her survival.For the first time in her life Elizabeth faces the reality that the theory she bulit her career on may be wrong... moreFor Fans of "Christy Barritt" and "Lynette Eason" -- Alaina's Best Seller! When renown psychologist and best selling author Elizabeth Stewart first noticed Joshua Miller standing at the back of her audience she thought the tall, muscular man dressed like a lumberjack was in the wrong room. Little did she know, he was the key to her survival.For the first time in her life Elizabeth faces the reality that the theory she bulit her career on may be wrong.Elizabeth spent her entire adult life avoiding serious relationships. As the leading written authority on personal growth she couldn't afford a failed relationship. She kept her liaisons casual and short term. When she hires Joshua to build her mountain home deep in the Utah mountains she is drawn to the rugged construction owner. Joshua is the complete opposite of Elizabeth's usual suitor. She dated CEO's and corporate attorneys, not down to earth mountain men. This laid back, sexy man challenged everything she believed in, especially the three-year rule she had sold to the world. The rule insisting everyone has a pseudo personality they display to their new lover. A personality that hides their inner self and shelters their secrets. Suddenly, a stalker enters her life. Everything changes in an instant.Don't miss the first book of the Rule Series! It's just one click away! less

Elizabeth spent her entire adult life avoiding a serious relationship. As the leading written authority on relationships she couldn't afford a failed relationship so she kept her liaisons casual and short term. When she hired Joshua to build her mountain home deep in the Utah mountains she found herself attracted to the muscular, rugged construction magnet. Used to dating CEO's and even Heads of State, Josh was unlike anyone she'd met before... moreElizabeth spent her entire adult life avoiding a serious relationship. As the leading written authority on relationships she couldn't afford a failed relationship so she kept her liaisons casual and short term. When she hired Joshua to build her mountain home deep in the Utah mountains she found herself attracted to the muscular, rugged construction magnet. Used to dating CEO's and even Heads of State, Josh was unlike anyone she'd met before. This laid back, sexy man challenged everything she believed in especially the three-year rule she had sold to the world that insisted everyone has a fake or pseudo personality they displayed to their new lover that hid their inner self and sheltered their secrets. Her belief that you must date someone for at least three years before their true personality was revealed was being shattered by a down to earth modern day mountain man. less

When renown psychologist and best selling author Elizabeth Stewart first noticed Joshua Miller standing at the back of her audience she thought the tall, muscular man dressed like a lumberjack was in the wrong room. Little did she know, Joshua would defy everything she ever wrote about relationships. Little did she know, he was also the key to her survival.

Beth and Josh befriend a young couple. Whitney and Mason's life was perfect. When Beth explained her Seven Year Theory. They scoffed at the idea of the seventh year of marriage being the make it or break it year for most couples. That theory didn't apply to them. They were the perfect couple. Their brand new house overlooked the lake. Their brand new cars were state of the art. Their careers were taking off at an accelerated rate. Their sex life was incredible... moreBeth and Josh befriend a young couple. Whitney and Mason's life was perfect. When Beth explained her Seven Year Theory. They scoffed at the idea of the seventh year of marriage being the make it or break it year for most couples. That theory didn't apply to them. They were the perfect couple. Their brand new house overlooked the lake. Their brand new cars were state of the art. Their careers were taking off at an accelerated rate. Their sex life was incredible. Their lives are exactly the way they intended them to be. Perfect. Mason considered himself incredibly lucky to have a wife like Whitney. She is beautiful, sexy, smart, had a professional attitude toward life and she isn't interested in starting a family. When Whitney's widower brother-in-law is killed leaving his three small children in Whitney and Mason's charge, Mason is exposed to a new side of Whitney. A side he is not prepared for, a side he never thought he'd see. Suddenly Mason's world is filled with diapers and stains. His perfectly coiffed wife quickly transforms into an unkempt mother of three living in jeans and carrying a diaperbag as a purse. Mason's needs are no longer being filled. His house is a noisy mess. There is a 6 year old boy looking to him for fatherly attention. But fatherhood requires a man to live for his children and not himself. Mason is not prepared to do that, but how could he walk away from Whitney in her hour of need? less

Bash sacrificed everything to save his sisters life, including his freedom. After three years of parole, he's finally ready to start over. When he meets a young ski instructor named Grace, falling in love was the last thing he expected. Bash can see his future in her eyes, but his past won't let him go.

A young widow, Whitney concentrates on work and her children. A new client, Veronica Nelson, an elderly woman with a sour face hires Whitney as her corporate attorney. Whitney discovers Veronica has an intellectual property rights claim against a lucrative corporation that owes millions of dollars. Veronica asks Whitney to rewrite her Will then dies mysteriously a few days later. To the world she was a tower of strength... moreA young widow, Whitney concentrates on work and her children. A new client, Veronica Nelson, an elderly woman with a sour face hires Whitney as her corporate attorney. Whitney discovers Veronica has an intellectual property rights claim against a lucrative corporation that owes millions of dollars. Veronica asks Whitney to rewrite her Will then dies mysteriously a few days later. To the world she was a tower of strength. Seven months pregnant with three small children and a new job was difficult for most women even with a spouse at their side. Whitney was alone, but she was strong. She would not be broken. When her boys asked to take karate lessons like their friends, Whitney shifted her budget to accommodate them. It sounded like a good outlet for their emotions and energy. The one thing she didn’t plan on was her attraction to the soft spoken, muscular karate instructor. Whitney wasn’t looking for love or even a lover, especially someone so masculine, so outgoing, so handsome, so sexy... Instead, Whitney concentrates on work and her children. A new client, Veronica Nelson, an elderly woman with a sour face hires Whitney as her corporate attorney. Whitney discovers Veronica has an intellectual property rights claim against a lucrative corporation that owes her millions of dollars. Veronica client refuses to go to the police. Instead, she asks Whitney to rewrite her Will. Shortly thereafter Veronica dies mysteriously. Then the calls begin and the shadows grow eyes. A chain of events spiral quickly out of control. Whitney discovers there are some things she cannot face alone and turns to the only man who can protect her. Don't miss the fifth book of the Rule Series! It's just one click away! less