Beckie is a Los Angeles woman who has served her husband dutifully for 20 years only to find herself stripped bare of all assets in a nasty divorce. With her life turned upside down, she finds herself at the center of an emotional hurricane. Initially contemplating suicide, she instead initiates an impulsive revenge relationship with a younger man.

Vickie is a Los Angeles cop's widow, and for the past 10 years she has not looked for anything beyond the widowhood she has grown so accustomed to. When she receives the news she may have terminal cancer, she turns to Mulroney, a friend and retired cop who has stood by her side through thick and thin. In the short time remaining, the pair take one last shot at life without the normal restrictions.

Shannon is a winner on San Francisco's Wall Street West. Stretch Murphy is the guy who cleans her dad's swimming pool in Los Angeles. When chance throws them together for a few days, her carefully planned life falls apart under the mutual attraction. There's just one little problem. Stretch claims their marriage has already been arranged in advance by her father just before he died. Of course, Shannon knows that is just not possible. Or is it?

Rickie is a Beverly Hills trophy wife who has only recently escaped her abusive producer husband and finds a newfound freedom in the home of a friend. As the air begins to clear, a new man enters the picture just as her husband sets in motion a plan to take her life. After a failed suicide attempt clears her head, Rickie finally understands what must be done.

Los Angeles becomes a battleground when John McDougal sets out to get retribution for the murder of his best friend's son. He is up against the Ukrainian mob and they are willing to spare no expense to take him out. To make matters worse, the mother of the boy is a beautiful woman who is out for revenge and McDougal cannot say no to her chilling demands.

The streets of Los Angeles become a battleground when ex-special forces soldier John McDougal finds himself in possession of a high tech WMD that everybody seems to want and don't mind killing him to get. To complicate matters, McDougal is ensnared by a beautiful woman who has mob connections and ulterior motives. With the future of humanity at stake, it seems only reasonable McDougal venture into the occult to figure things out.

Jackie is a single Los Angeles woman who just wants to stay alive. Viktor Bout is a Ukrainian mobster who has attacked her and left her for dead once before and now will stop at nothing to eliminate her as a witness. If she doesn't do something soon, her life will be over. She impulsively turns to a cop for protection only to find herself deeply involved in a web of lies, sex and revenge.

When Los Angeles woman Donica Kelly has a breakdown during a rush hour commute, she is helped by a handsome stranger, only to find herself almost instantly up a tree with no way down.

The sequel to You'll See!Our hero and heroine continue their unrelenting campaign on the borders of love.Charly gains a wonderful new admirer, seemingly the man of of her dreams. But dreams and nightmares are related, are they not? And the rumors start.Chuck begins to play the field among the lower ranks of females in West Baker, leading to embarrassment and problems at work.It all comes crashing down as Carl, Betty, Aunt Sally, Liz, Brandi, Hayden, Elmer, Sharo...

When Chase Taylor's grandmother passes away she inherits the exclusive home their family calls 'the beach house'. Only there's a catch. She has to live in it for six months with Reece Weston, a man she'd never met until the reading of the will.Is he a scam artist? Or will love turn out to be the best inheritance of all?

Hayley Latham wasn't expecting the new youth pastor the night she was working in the church as its caretaker…and she certainly hadn't expected him to be a jeans-and-cowboy-boots kind of guy who could whisk her right off her feet. And on a thrilling motorcycle ride, no less! Pastor Zachary Phillips, who is a long way from his upstate New York hometown, is at first out of place in that struggling city church. He soon finds that working with the congregation's teens is a lot more demanding, e...

Lori and Ron can't seem to agree on the important things in life, such as Ron's hobby. At least that's what Lori calls his fledgling photography-business-on-the-side. So Ron takes his camera, walks out, and gets a divorce. Two years later Lori attends a wedding as the matron of honor only to find Ron is the hired photographer. He now has his own successful studio.She would say good for him and leave it at that, but his sister is dying of cancer and asks her to move into her mansion...