Wiley Brothers Boxset Book 4-6 - Wiley Brothers Series, #2

The Perfect Guy (Wiley Brothers Book 4)Five years ago, Guy Wiley decided to help Lucia's family anonymously by setting up a charity called the Farm Help Society. It was a brilliant idea. He got to save the girl he loved from a life of poverty, all while masquerading as a poor farmer. He wanted her to choose him for who he was and not his wealth. The plan would have worked flawlessly, except that Ace Jackson was also interested in Lucia.
Ace was serious competition. He was a handsome doctor who liked Lucia and was not going to let Farmer Guy stand in the way of him having the beautiful girl of his dreams. Now, Guy was in a quandary. Should he blow his cover so that he could level the playing field, or should he let Lucia decide who she wants to spend the rest of her life with, the poor farmer or the wealthy doctor? Who would be the perfect guy for Lucia? The Patience of a Saint (Wiley Brothers Book 5)Something was seriously wrong with Saint and Sandrene's marriage.
She had changed, and he had no desire for her anymore. Saint was running out of theories as to what could be wrong with what he had considered a perfect marriage. He still loved Sandrene, and yet he didn't. The situation was becoming more than he could handle. And then, a chance encounter with a mysterious stranger had him questioning everything about his marriage, his love for his wife, and the way that he had been living his life for the past four months. A Case of Love (Wiley Brothers Book 6)Love and Romance came with Drama, and Case was having none of it.
Case Wiley married Lyla Martinez to rescue her from a life of prostitution. It was with the understanding that he would eventually set her free and he would move on with his life. He hadn't seen Lyla since that fateful event seven years ago, and he was all set to annul their marriage. He even asked Fifi Daniels, the popular evangelist, to marry him. And then he saw Lyla again. His wife was all grown up and desirable, and despite his conviction that he would have nothing to do with romance, suddenly he was not so keen on setting Lyla free.