Man Scape: Don’t date your son’s ex.

Especially when she’s supposedly the town’s good girl. But the sweet, shy librarian isn’t a good girl at all.

She can’t be, because she wants me—the local lumberjack, and my … wood.

I’m her ex’s dad but she says she doesn’t want guys her age. Or a relationship.

She wants a fling. And since I’m leaving Hunter Valley in a few days, I’ll definitely indulge her.

We’ll have fun while it lasts and then she’ll go back to fooling the town and I’ll just go.
Right?

In Hunter Valley, it’s always open season on men. Will the biggest one in town be the easiest to catch?

Man Handle: What happened to my life? One minute I’m just a single dad and fire chief. The next, I’m Mr. January.

That’s right, Georgia from Georgia’s been hired to organize the annual fundraiser. The former pageant queen’s not satisfied with a chili dinner. No. She came up with the crazy idea of a firefighter calendar. With puppies and kittens.
The department’s gone crazy over the idea. And her.
So has my six-year old because he thinks she’s shown up to be his new mom. For that to happen, she has to be mine. Oh, I want her. She’s gorgeous. Sassy. Smart. But Georgia is only here for a job and the only thing worse than you getting your heart broken? Is her breaking your kid’s.

Man Spread: I’m a famous TV star—how hard can it be to pretend that real love is fake?

To women around the world, I’m Dr. Dark and Dangerous, sexiest bachelor alive.
I meet the only one who has no idea who I am. To single mom Aspen, I’m just the guy who rocked her world one night. Nothing more.
With the tabloids out to destroy my career and a movie deal on the line, I need help. I need a girlfriend to improve my image. Since the only one I want won’t do a real relationship, she agrees to be my fake girlfriend. Except the more time we’re together, the more we blur the lines between what’s real and what’s fake.
Because how I feel for her isn’t pretend at all.