THE FIX (Laney and Nate)

Just like her love life, single mom Laney's house needs some attention. But falling for the hot handyman is one thing that's NOT on her fix-it list.

When I asked for the fairytale, I forgot to specify which part. Now I'm stuck in the early chapters with no happily-ever-after in sight and a to-do list longer than Cinderella's. When my freeloading brother finally gets off my couch and gets a job, things are looking up—until his hot new boss decides my house is a death trap and designates himself as my own personal handyman.

Nate Murphy may be good at fixing things, but he has heartbreak written all over him.

Where's my fairy godmother when I need her the most?

THE SPARK (Fiona and Mark)

Mark Beckett is the most annoying, patronizing, arrogant jerk on the face of the earth. So, naturally, I can't get the damn man out of my head.

Fiona:

Like the old saying goes, I'm a jill of all trades but a master of none. What I lack in skill, however, I make up for in enthusiasm - something certain people (ahem) find irritating. But I have my reasons for living my life the way I do, for diving into one project after another and trying to make a difference. And if Mark Beckett doesn't like it, he knows where to find the door. I don't need his approval...or his panty-melting kisses.

Mark:

I enjoy the simple things in life: a job well done, a cold beer, a hot woman...you get the idea. But there's nothing simple about the mess I just found myself in. The last thing I need is a pint-sized princess sticking her nose in my business and pushing every damn one of my buttons like it's her job. But Fiona Pierce may be the only one with the tools to solve my problems—and the power to change everything.