Melissa Senate is the New York Times bestselling author of many novels, including her debut, See Jane Date, which was made into a TV movie; The Love Goddess' Cooking School, an Indie Next List Recommended novel; and The Baby Switch. She now writes emotional and heartwarming western romances for Harlequin Books in the Special Edition imprint. Melissa also wrote several romances for Harlequin Special Edition under the pen name Meg Maxwell. She wrote two novels (women's fiction) under a secret pseudonym, but will tell if asked!) She also wrote two other women's fiction titles and two young adult novels. She's published short pieces in Everything I've Always Wanted to Know About Being a Girl I Learned from Judy Blume, It's a Wonderful Lie, Flirting with Pride and Prejudice, and American Girls About Town.
A former romance and young adult book editor from New York City, Melissa has lived on the coast of Maine for more than 20 years. Mom to a grown son who lives too far away and a sweet shepherd mix named Flash, she can often be found plotting her next book on dog walks around her beach town.
Melissa Senate is the New York Times bestselling author of many novels, including her debut, See Jane Date, which was made into a TV movie; The Love Goddess' Cooking School, an Indie Next List Recommended novel; and The Baby Switch. She now writes emotional and heartwarming western romances for Harlequin Books in the Special Edition imprint. Melissa also wrote several romances for Harlequin Special Edition under the pen name Meg Maxwell. She...
From New York Times bestselling author Melissa Senate
He came to pay his brother’s debts
He never expected to lose his heart
Will Riley died like he lived--fast and reckless, leaving a mess behind. Not to mention a list of things he wanted to accomplish. And now that he’s gone, it’s up to his brother, Boone, to pick up the pieces. Pay back...
From New York Times bestselling author Melissa Senate
The best things in life
Come in threes
Taking in his orphaned baby nephews was an easy decision for rancher Nash Dawson. Letting himself love them was even easier. But being hounded by journalists hungry for the story of the aftermath of his famous brother’s death? That’s been a lot...
