After being dumped because her bottom looks like an unpeeled orange, discovering she's heavy enough to appear on The Biggest Loser and mistaken for a pregnant woman, Olivia Merrifield is understandably depressed. So depressed, that the only way she can console herself is with a bag of peppermint slices.Since finishing her degree, the road has become rocky for Olivia. Her longing for a baby has led to an unhealthy relationship with cake. Her inability to choose a boyfriend who's not married, weird or a player has given her self-esteem a swift kick to the kerb. Moving back to her hometown of Merrifield hasn't helped either. Her friends are playing happy families and her mother is on her case — when she's not joining a Kama Sutra yoga class or taking a younger lover, that is.Deciding it's time to make over her life, Olivia embarks on a diet regime. She meets the gorgeous Cole Anderson, a former property renovator who's recently moved to town and is causing quite a stir every time he...

Nanny-slash-waitress, Millie McIntyre thinks she has her life all mapped out. All it will take is a small mortgage, a fat deposit and a lot of luck. Then, she'll be off living her dream life, running a B & B in Bali. That is, of course, after she learns how to cook something other than steamed vegetables and organic chicken.Nobody warned her about Sam though. He's new to The Lederhosen and his presence has everyone in a spin, including Millie.Sam is cute. Sam is intelligent. Sam has lovely muscles which Millie finds utterly distracting.Yet, despite his obvious appeal, Sam has one massive flaw. He has an ego the size of Western Australia and even worse, he plays Rugby Union.Could Sam be the one who will ruin all Millie's life plans? Is she really smitten with a man who loves Bruce Willis and proudly proclaims his abilty to burp the national anthem?One thing's for sure.... something has got to change.From the AuthorHi Readers,Some people have made comment recently that this book is...

Sam has popped the question and Millie has agreed.... well, in theory. All she wants is a sunset ceremony in Kings Park with a tasteful reception afterwards. It doesn't take her long, however, to realise that there are expectations surrounding these nuptials and none of them are hers. Sam's money might be able to buy Millie anything she wants but she never pictured herself as a minor celebrity.From small and elegant, Millie watches as her wedding spirals into out of control tacky. Hideous invitations, cinderella coaches and a fifteen thousand dollar wedding cake are enough to stress Millie to the tip of her glitter sandals. No one seems to care. Not even Sam.There's also the added stress of Sam's mother and sister, who see her as unsuitable and will do almost anything to get rid of her.A wedding on the beach in Bali would have been so much easier.