In Walked Love: That's Amore / How to Get Lucky / Back to Basics

Sometimes you find yourself heart over heels when love strolls through the door… Enjoy this trio of romantic comedy novels for a special bundle price! THAT'S AMORE Sex with your best friend’s brother is NOT a great idea, especially when he blows you off afterwards. Awkward. Paige Lombardi has managed to avoid Jeff for five whole years, but now his sister Gina is in trouble with the mob. Before Paige can say holy cannoli, she’s trapped in an apartment with both Jeff and Gina’s baby. While the goal is to protect the baby and find her missing friend, somehow Paige finds herself getting more than a little distracted by Jeff, his sexy body, and his surprising confession. HOW TO GET LUCKY Bad day plus a psychic reading equals purchasing a lottery ticket. Call it a Friday in the life of Allison Parker. The crazy part? This Friday she actually wins the lottery. And now she has a smoking hot rockstar hitting on her. How lucky can one woman get? Not that lucky. Eighteen hours later the lottery ticket is missing, and Marco the rockstar is leaving New York City. Only he invites her to join him. If she can’t be rich, she can at least have a weekend of champagne, high heels, and Marco the hottie. BACK TO BASICS Angel Weiss can’t believe she’s been stood up at the altar. But maybe running into the woods in stiletto heels and a wedding dress isn’t the best way to handle it. Rick isn’t looking for anything but illegal campers when he’s doing rounds through the park on his job as a ranger. What he finds is a sexy blonde in formalwear frozen in the path of a black bear. Which leads to them both covered in poison ivy. Which leads to stripping down to what nature intended in a heart shaped hot tub. Which leads Angel and Rick to conclude that maybe they’re not out of the woods yet when it comes to falling in love with a person all wrong for you… or all right. A bundle of three rom com full-length novels by best-selling author Erin McCarthy. These were previously published individually. All can be read as stand alone stories and are not connected to each other.