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Fourteen men. Three women. A serial killer.

He thought she would be easy prey. He was wrong.

Becca Murphy just happens to be visiting Blue Mountain City on Lottery Day when a tall, dark, and handsome Brennan says he’s entering the lottery. She can’t get to Lottery Field fast enough. Too late, she discovers it was a joke and Gage Brennan never really intended on entering. But what she comes to discover is that her new husband is not who he appears to be. In fact, he may be a ruthless killer.

Ten men. Five women. For a lottery day, those were good odds.

The girl he brought. The woman he couldn’t forget. His heart chose when his head couldn’t and propelled them both into a world of trouble.

In a post-apocalyptic world where there is no government, men by the last name of Brennan represent the only justice. Reverently referred to as Brennanmen, they are tied by kin, guided by honor, and fueled by a need for justice.

But what happens when a Brennanmen’s judgment goes awry?

In the middle of a horse race, Connor Brennan is about to find his bride. He just doesn’t know she’s a woman yet.

After his girlfriend Allison marries someone else in the lottery, Connor Brennan thinks he’ll never fall in love again. Five years later, he’s in a horse race shadowing the youngest entrants when he falls in love for the second time. With Hank Boyd. A guy. Now he’s more confused than ever. When they encounter thieves and murderers, he learns the meaning of true love.

In a post-apocalyptic world where there is no government, men by the last name of Brennan represent the only justice. Reverently referred to as Brennanmen, they are tied by kin, guided by honor, and fueled by a need for justice.

In the viral labs of San Francisco Hospital, Dr. Kane Larson is creating a virus that will bring on the next apocalypse.

Ryan Brennan buys a cabin in the tiny town of Riverton to escape his family’s fame. What starts as nothing more than a flirtatious glance compels him to enter the lottery. But his beautiful bride is more important to the world than he knows. She is the key to surviving the next apocalypse.

In a post-apocalyptic world where there is no government, men by the last name of Brennan represent the only justice. Reverently referred to as Brennanmen, they are tied by kin, guided by honor, and fueled by a need for justice.

An orphan tired of being alone. A Brennan in love with another woman.

Hope Cummings didn’t want to marry a man who was in love with another woman. But that’s what God has in store for her. In every other way, Chester Brennan is the perfect husband and at least she’s not alone anymore. Then she meets Chester’s family and falls in love with all of them. Only Chester thinks she’s dangerous around kids and not fancy like his beloved Maggie. She’s finally had enough–being alone is better than having your heart broken every day.

Chester Brennan enters the lottery for Maggie Henderson. Only when the magistrate calls time does Maggie reveal that she didn’t enter and she’s in love with someone else. As she’s walking away with a stranger, his name is called and he’s forced to marry a stranger, Hope Cummings. Life with Hope is different than anything he ever imagined with Maggie. She’s likable, easy on the eyes, and has a big heart. But when he takes her home to meet his family jealousy makes him say all the wrong things. Before he knows it she’s left him and signed her name on the divorce list. He has nine months to find her or he’ll lose her forever.

A woman in a strange town. The Brennanmen searching for her. Sometimes the families God makes for us aren’t by blood.

On a dark day in Grovers Glen a young mother does the unthinkable–she murders her husband. Three years later, his brother has hunted her down.

Sarah McBride never wanted to enter the lottery. Jacob was her one true love and look at how that had turned out. But Emily needs a father and that means she’ll have to have a husband. She never expected a tall, dark, and handsome Brennan to be in the lottery and she certainly never expected him to pick her. On the surface Angus seems like the perfect husband, or at least the perfect father. He dotes on Emily and it’s clear that he adores her. But every once in awhile she’ll catch Angus staring at her in a way that sends a chill up her spine.

Angus Brennan has spent three long years hunting for the woman who murdered his brother. He’s changed his name and become a Brennanmen which gives him respect and an excuse to nose around the town without making people suspicious. When he learns that Melissa McNally has changed her name to Sarah McBride and entered the lottery in Red River Valley he enters and picks her name. Now he has her right where he wants her. The only problem is Emily, the sweetest two year old he’s ever seen. He falls for her hard and before he knows it he’s starting to fall for her mother too.

A victim, a mother, a vengeful brother. Some fairytales have happy endings and some don’t.

A strange town. A terrible secret. A mother. A child. A betrayer.

It’s taken Holly Donovan a year to rebuild her life, but she’s done it. She has a job, a boyfriend, and a son who means the world to her. The last thing that remains is to marry Alec, the gentlest man in the world. He would never hurt her. He would never hurt Brandon. But a surprise is waiting for her on Lottery Day–Logan Brennan.

Logan Brennan lost his heart a year ago and never thought he’d get it back. On a call to Buffalo Springs, he finds the woman he betrayed right before Lottery Day. So when she enters he’s waiting and he invokes the Brennan Clause, making her his reluctant bride.

In the small town of Buffalo Springs, Logan Brennan is about to redeem himself for a horrible betrayal. He doesn’t realize it will put his love and their son in terrible danger.

A man betrayed by his fiance and best friend. A woman tired of being alone. A marriage off to a rocky start.

Amy Campbell is tired of being alone. So she enters the lottery and prays for a good husband. What she gets is an angry man on the rebound. But then she learns why he married her–because she was the homeliest girl there. Homely.

Christian Brennan waits two years to enter the lottery with Holly only to learn that she’s been sleeping with his partner Angus for the past six months. He goes to the nearest town on Lottery Day and uses the Brennan Clause to marry the homeliest girl there, Amy Campbell. Over the next few weeks she becomes the center of his world and makes him unbelievably happy until she overhears a conversation she never should have heard.

A repentant man desperate to make things right. The wife who keeps outrunning him. A dozen small townsfolk who keep helping her escape his grasp.

A Brennanmen who never wanted to get married. A gorgeous brunette in a red dress. The neighbor who will come between them.

Edwina Lewis left the Sisters of the Cross to get married and have kids. But Chester Brennan is gone half of every month. How is she supposed to get pregnant when her husband is never home?

Winchester Brennan never wanted to get married. But the gorgeous brunette in the red dress changes his mind. Now every day is a joy and he can’t wait to have kids. But being a kept husband is about as boring as can be…so he goes back to work and tells his wife to stay away from their handsome neighbor.

Mark Costa’s name was called before Chester Brennan’s. But like an idiot he picks the wrong girl. Now every day the woman he’s in love with is right next door on his neighbor’s farm–Edwina Lewis’s farm. What starts as friendship blossoms into something much more.

A cruel and unforgiving man. A broken wife. A neighbor willing to do anything to help his best friend. Two men are about to switch roles in the most karmic way.

A girl with no family. A Brennanmen with a short fuse. The grandfather he never saw coming.

Mary Maguire has spent the last six years on her own as an orphan. It’s been hard, but she’s made it to the this day–the day she’s old enough to enter the lottery. Then a handsome Brennanmen enters the lottery a few minutes before it closes and invokes the Brennan Clause. Now she’s his bride.

Liam Brennan knew he was marrying a stranger. That was the point. But he never expected to fall so deeply in love with his wife Mary or to be told their children might inherit homicidal tendencies that run in her family. Their opposing beliefs are about to end his marriage. The only chance he has to save it is to invoke mountain law.

A heartbroken grandfather will do anything to get back his granddaughter, even annul her marriage to a Brennanmen. But this husband of hers is persistent and will track them across country until he finally follows them home.

A lonely wife. An angry husband. An unforgiving town.

Beth Brennan is deeply in love with her husband, but he’s never home. A year goes by and it gets worse, not better, so she does the unthinkable–she sleeps with another man to get Murphy’s attention. But nothing could’ve prepared her for Murphy’s rage or the town’s cruelty. For the next year and a half they will make her life miserable until one of them finally shoots her.

Murphy Brennan loves his wife, but he loves his job too. Time just seems to slip away from him until it’s too late. Suddenly his wife is sleeping with another man and he hates her for it. For nineteen months he lives and breathes to bring Beth pain and their neighbors are only too happy to join in. He never expected it to go so far or cost him so much.

For five years Murphy Brennan will pray to God for a second chance. Then magically that prayer is answered in the cruelest of ways.

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