Gail Chianese: 7 books

"This book will make your heart smile." —Kristan Higgins, New York Times bestselling author This sparkling debut dives right in to everything funny, flirty, and fiery about modern dating with the tale of a sexy singles auction that comes with the prize of a lifetime… As far as Cherry...

**"A sassy new voice."—Roxanne St. Claire, New York Times bestselling author "Engaging and down-to-earth…features characters readers can root for." --Library Journal** In this sexy series, author Gail Chianese celebrates the heart—and the heat—of modern dating. This time, a temporary...

"A sassy new voice in contemporary romance!" —Roxanne St. Claire, New York Timesbestselling author With one cancelled wedding, one weekend fling, and a lot of history behind them, can a career-minded former couple finally get on the fast-track to true love—with each other?... Tired...

Active duty is no time for romance, but when two naval officers find themselves in truly close quarters on the USS California*, the temptation to fraternize is hard to resist. Can two ambitious sailors follow orders long enough to see if love is on the horizon when they’re finally above water?* ** ** Lieutenant...

A military police officer on the verge of a new beginning. A beautiful woman devoted to her career and her dream of putting down roots. The hardest thing they’ll ever do is to take a chance on love . . . ** ** Navy Chief Master at Arms Jackson “Jax” Faraday is at a crossroads. He has to decide...

A Navy man with a damaged past. A beautiful woman enlisted to help him. Falling in love is the healing they both need. But it comes with a risk neither expected . . .   When Fiona Sinclair’s reckless ex-husband piles on the anxiety, the resilient single mom has the perfect outlet: her days spent...

Once upon a time there was a boy who met a girl. They fell in love, got married and lived happily every after… Wait. Scratch that — at least the HEA, because in reality marriage is hard and being a Navy wife is harder and even lonely. So much so at times, that you think it's better to walk...