Suzanne Williams: 214 books

Her hand on his chin, Lena leaned down and pressed their lips together. Chase groaned, his eyelids flickering. “Me and you are going to tie the knot,” she said. “I’ll be a good wife, dress pretty and make you happy.” He’d be the perfect husband. Smart. Strong. Faithful. Kind and loving,...

*This is a short story of 15,000 words. It can be read as a standalone, though I hope it makes readers want to know more about Books 1-5. As with all my books, it has a happily ever after ending. “I don’t care if you never eat another potato I’ve cooked or if you lay there in bed and...

He deserved better than he'd allowed himself to have. He deserved to smile and laugh, and going deeper than simple contentment, he deserved to fall in love. To burn for a woman and have her ache for him in return. He deserved to be in love, and he longed to make love. But what if he was too...

He didn’t want to be an eighteenth century soldier trapped in a modern time. ----- While on a late-night drive during a business trip in Boston, Dr. Jasmine Cushman almost hit a man on horseback. His colonial dress and a bag of coins stamped Paul Revere would be strange to anyone else,...

Contemporary Version "You will kill me, Mason Thornhill," she whispered. "I don't want you dead," he replied. "I want you alive and free. I want you mine." ----- Casey Hearn was told to kill Mason Thornhill, and that would be simple enough...

She pulled her head back, and the expression she gave him spiraled down into his shoes. He'd blown it … He'd assumed once he held her close, she'd give in to the attraction growing between them. Yet there it was on her face. She wasn't after his money or his status. It'd take way more than...

Nothing softened a man better than the touch of a woman. He knew this first hand and had sought the last five years to forget it. There it was again, though. The warmth, the joy her laughter gave. The sparkle that kissed a man's mind when he knew she'd been around. And an ache in his heart...

Here were Virgil’s vows. Here, where she could see them. With every stitch, every seam, he’d poured out his pledge, and no, she didn’t deserve it. But this wasn’t solely about her. He deserved to see his wishes fulfilled. He wanted this marriage. He wanted her, and she could give him that. ----- Caught...

He never expected to find love in the wilds of Alaska, miles from anywhere.   The death of Clementine Button's husband left her to fend for herself in the wilds of Alaska, and she was doing pretty well until one cold day after the first snowfall when she shot a moose. And a man....

Her pulse took up an uneven pitter-patter, knocking almost reckless at the steadiness of his gaze. She dug her nails into the crinkled paper beneath her bottom, and her voice emerged a whisper. “Why couldn’t he have been you?” Dr. Bottari’s forehead wrinkled, then smoothed. He tilted...

She was happiness. And cleansing. And this was love. The kind that made his chest ache, his heart pound. A craving never quite satisfied until he'd tasted it again. Wrong or right, how they'd found one another, Aletta was the best part of breathing. ----- Tyson Pyke emerged from...

More than anything else, she wanted romance. That thing that made a man do extraordinary things for a woman just because he loved her. She wanted, for one moment, to live the life of novels and fairytales. Wealthy businessman, Ludwig Fabrinni, has a closet full of expensive suits, not...

Leonard. His name repeated in her head. She needed a cowboy to top things off. One who painted himself hard on the outside but was actually soft and warm and kind … everything a woman could want to hang onto. If she’d make up her mind and do it. ----- Leonard Swan grew up as the...

He didn’t kiss her, and she didn’t force him to, but the desire was there for both of them. It had nothing to do with Walton, her failed wedding, or even being cooped up together in the hotel room. It was watching him sail and admiring him as a man. It was crying on his shoulder because she felt...