Cindi Madsen verfasst fesselnde zeitgenössische Liebesromane und Jugendromane. Sie vertieft sich leidenschaftlich in ihre Arbeit, plant sorgfältig, überarbeitet und entwickelt tiefe Verbindungen zu ihren Charakteren. Ihre Erzählungen erforschen die Komplexität menschlicher Beziehungen und emotionaler Entwicklungen und bieten den Lesern packende und berührende Erlebnisse. In ihren Werken beschäftigt sie sich mit Themen wie Liebe, persönlichem Wachstum und Selbstfindung.
Darby Quinn hat ein Hühnchen mit Cinderella zu rupfen, aber gewaltig. Denn sie und all die anderen Märchen-Kumpaninnen sind doch schuld an dem Dilemma, dass die Suche nach Mr. Right nichts werden kann. Prinzen gibt es im wahren Leben nun mal nicht! Deshalb hat Darby beschlossen, das Thema Liebe und Männer ein für alle Mal zu begraben. Kein schlechter Plan – wäre da nicht ihr unverschämt gut aussehender Nachbar Jake, der ihre fein zurechtgelegten Dating-Regeln außer Gefecht setzt. Sorgt er vielleicht für Darbys Happy End?
Eine charmante Anti-Liebeskummergeschichte mit Happy End-Garantie! Dakota Hallifax, 30, führt in Las Vegas ein erfolgreiches Wedding-Planner-Unternehmen. Da ist es natürlich mehr als blöd, dass ihre eigene Traumhochzeit platzt, weil ihr Bräutigam kalte Füße bekommt und in der Versenkung verschwindet. Dakota ist am Boden zerstört – wie soll sie sich fortan über die Liebesschwüre anderer freuen, wo sie sich mit Herzschmerz herumplagen muss? Unerwartet taucht ihr Kindheitsfreund Brendan West in ihrem Leben auf. Ist er vielleicht der Schlüssel zu Dakotas Glück?»Cindi Madsen entführt die Leser in eine süffige, liebenswerte und lustige Geschichte über die Liebe und zwei Menschen, die einfach zusammen gehören.« The Reading Cafè
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Addison Murphy is the funny friend, the girl you grab a beer with, and the girl voted most likely to start her own sweatshirt line. And now that one of her best guy friends is getting married, she’ll add “groomsman” to that list, too. Her boys mean everything to her, so she’ll get through this wedding if it’s the last thing she does...even if it means doing so in heels. Just don’t ask her to dive for any bouquet. Tucker Crawford is finally back in his small hometown for his best friend’s wedding. Color him gobsmacked when he starts to notice “one of the guys” in a whole new light. If he convinces Addie to give him a chance, they could be electric...or their break-up could split their tight-knit group in two. Keeping the way he feels on the down low from the rest of the guys through bachelor parties, cake tastings, and rehearsals is one thing. But just as it dawns on Tucker that Addie truly could be the perfect woman for him—he was just too stupid to realize it—now she’s leaving to follow her own dreams. He’s going to need to do a lot of compromising and a whole lot of groveling if he’s going to convince her to take a shot at forever with him—on her terms this time.
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Brady Dawson grew up running the Turn Around Ranch with his parents and his brothers. The Turn Around offers safety and rehabilitation for troubled teens, and doesn't leave a lot of downtime, so it's lucky his best friend is the girl next door, Tanya Greer. Tanya's family's dude ranch isn't attracting a crowd anymore in their small town. Tanya would love to turn the ranch around as a summer riding camp for city kids, but her parents refuse to consider her idea. They still seem to think of Tanya as a kid herself. So when they get an offer from a slick businessman, it looks like they're going to sell. And when Tanya is offered a well-paying job in the city, she knows it's time to forget her dreams for the ranch, and her hopes of being more than friends with Brady
