K.M. Gillis

Book two in The Ottawa Otters Series

Fourteen Shades of Red: Day 9 Meet Noel: a workaholic on track to become the youngest partner in his accounting firm’s history. He sees the world in black and white, but when a doe-eyed new hire at the firm starts wasting company time, he’s suddenly seeing red. Enter Candy: She’s determined to prove to herself and her family that she can thrive in a new city on her terms. A hopeless romantic, her eternal optimism is put to the test by her gorgeous yet grumpy coworker. She’s sweet, he’s sour. But these two opposites definitely attract. Tempers and passions will flare, but can they fight the fire between them without getting burned?

'Tis the season to be tempted. All Beth Michaels wants for Christmas is a fresh start. A new job in a new city is her chance to finally break free from her overbearing yet well-meaning mother, not to mention her small-town notoriety as NHL superstar Ben Michaels' little sister. But her dream of independence hits an unexpected snag when a housing mishap leaves her with no choice but to move in with Ben's best friend and teammate, the broody (and gorgeous) Foster James. As a top goalie, Foster has always been great at handling high-pressure decisions and sticking to the rules. But there is one rule he finds impossible to follow: don't fall for your best friend's sister. After years of being alone, resisting the sweet and funny Beth may be the toughest challenge he has ever faced. The goal was to keep their relationship under wraps, but plans have a way of becoming tangled during the holidays. O Goalie Night is a holiday hockey romcom. It's the first novel in the Ottawa Otters standalone series.

Sometimes the reward is worth the risk. Maggie Morales is a woman on a mission. She’s ended a toxic relationship and is ready to find Mr. Right—if she can stop getting distracted by a certain serial-dating Mr. Right Now. Callum Gallagher, everyone’s favorite multi-millionaire, prefers to rack up successes in the boardroom and the bedroom. He has everything and wants nothing. So why can’t he stop thinking about a woman he can't have? And why does he keep going out of his way to be around her? When Maggie decides to expand her esthetics line, Callum finds himself all too eager to help. An unlikely partnership forms and blurs the lines between business and pleasure, forcing a choice: Will they keep dancing around their undeniable chemistry? Or will they risk heartbreak for the chance of getting what they really want?

You can't run from your feelings. Betty St. Claire is perfectly content with her life. Having sworn off relationships, her life revolves around work, friends, and reality TV. Why would she step outside of her comfort zone when it’s so very comfortable? But when her best friend's brother moves two doors down the hall from her, her rules and routines will have to learn to be flexible. Josh Pine is starting a new chapter in his life. New city, new job, and a new appreciation for his new neighbor. He may be the one who moved into her building, but she’s the one living rent-free in his head. When a work fitness challenge puts a marathon in Betty’s future, Josh agrees to help her train for it. Their mutual attraction builds with every mile and soon running isn’t the only thing that's getting their heart rates up. They will need to work past old heartaches and hang-ups if they want a chance at going the distance.

You can't run from your feelings.Betty St. Claire is perfectly content with her life. Having sworn off relationships, her life revolves around work, friends, and reality TV. Why would she step outside of her comfort zone when it’s so very comfortable? But when her best friend's brother moves two doors down the hall from her, her rules and routines will have to learn to be flexible.Josh Pine is starting a new chapter in his life. New city, new job, and a new appreciation for his new neighbor. He may be the one who moved into her building, but she’s the one living rent-free in his head.When a work fitness challenge puts a marathon in Betty’s future, Josh agrees to help her train for it. Their mutual attraction builds with every mile and soon running isn’t the only thing that's getting their heart rates up. They will need to work past old heartaches and hang-ups if they want a chance at going the distance.Running Into You is a heartfelt dual POV romcom novel with laughs, spicy scenes, and a guaranteed HEA.Tropes friends to lovers, best friend's brother, forced proximityContent This novel features a character with anxiety who experiences panic attacks

Wyn Vixen’s hopes for a quiet holiday are dashed when she’s forced to go shopping on Christmas Eve and finds herself face to face with her high school nemesis. Levi Hart would prefer that Wyn not remind him of all the things in his life that have gone wrong, like the NHL career-ending injury and the way he never got over his attraction to her. When the lights go out and they’re stuck together in a snowstorm, Wyn and Levi can either keep fighting like teenagers, or make up under the mistletoe. Tropes include: Enemies To Lovers, Only One Bed, Forced Proximity Since There's No Place To Go is a cozy, spicy romcom. It is part of the Twelve Days of Smutmas limited edition holiday romance collection, including stories by: Amanda Bentley Luna Knight Maia Terry Valerie Pepper Effie Campbell Elliot Ason Eliza Anne Bella Leigh Michaels Kelsey Woods K.M. Gillis Irene Bahrd and J.L. Quick

There’s a fine line between love and loathe. Rilla Pine is ready for her main character moment, but first her debut fantasy novel must pass inspection by her uptight editor. Easy on her eyes but hard on her head, he seems determined to dissect her life’s work. Logan Carmichael turns manuscripts into bestsellers. A seasoned professional with ladders to climb and deadlines to meet, he has little patience for the erratic, albeit captivating, author who seems to find joy in pushing buttons he didn’t know he had. Working together is plausible. Finding common ground and falling for the very person they’d like to set on fire? It’s a plot twist neither one saw coming.