The Perfect Series: A Collection of Contemporary Romance Novels

A group of attractive and ambitious friends find love where they least expect it in the small town of Radfield, Texas. If you like smart heroines, dashing heroes, star-crossed duos, and plenty of steam, then you’ll adore Anita Lemke’s whirlwind spin on finding forever in this collection of novels. From matchmaking to office romance and marriage of convenience, your favorite fast-paced, heart-pounding read awaits.The Perfect Match: A Matchmaker RomanceVictoria is hellbent on making marriage profitable. Will her single-minded focus keep her from falling into her soulmate’s embrace?The Perfect Plan: An Office RomanceTonya is a bride without a groom and falls in love with her employer. When love is not part of the contract, she must find a loophole.The Perfect Bet: A Marriage of Convenience RomanceMegan is afraid to love anyone when she marries her childhood friend to win a bet. Will she open her heart to her perfect husband or lose the biggest gamble of her life?The Perfect Lie: A Love at First Sight RomanceA fake engagement. Love at first sight. A tangle of lies. Desiree is pretending to be engaged to someone else and Nathan can’t stand lies and deception. Can love handle the truth?Note: These are previously published novels, bundled into one limited edition collection at a special low price.What readers have to say about these books“So the suspense in this story had me captivated! I was on the edge of my seat wondering if they would all work it out or if the disaster would cause heart break.”“I’d highly recommend this book for anyone who is looking for an addictive light read with a satisfying ending.”“This romance was definitely one under my book category of ‘can’t put down until I finish it’ because that was exactly what happened.”“Can’t get enough of this series. Fast read, fun, and tantalizing. Love diving in. Look forward to every book!”“The author really takes you to the edge of disaster, and I seriously began to wonder how it would all get resolved, but she brings it to a believable and satisfying conclusion.” Read more