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I'm so stoked about this new release! I'm also in mourning because this is the second to last of my Mystical Lake Resort Romances and I don't want to say goodbye! I absolutely love this family, especially Grams, and this magical setting. Ren and Mavyn's story was funny and romantic yet deeply touching to me. Mavyn has to learn to forgive herself and I struggle with that as well. Thanks for being so incredible and loving these characters and stories with me. Hugs and thanks, Cami Find Only Her Smokejumper Firefighter on Amazon. A sassy writer and a tough smokejumper. An instant connection flames into a love never to be replicated, but Cora's past will destroy their happiness quicker than a forest fire. Good thing Ren has never let his world burn down before, and he's not about to start now. Can Ren's firefighter prowess translate into saving their smoldering hearts? Excerpt: Mavyn Vance walked through the smokejumper base camp near Muir Woods north of San Francisco. It was a warm, early August evening. The air in the forest was thick with smoke and sadness. Every charred tree told a story. Her stomach churned thinking of her beloved woods going up in flames. She would include the desperation and sorrow she sensed here in her article, but she had to remember her main focus—an inside look at smokejumpers. Several whistled as she walked past. She glanced their way with a flirtatious smile. She teased and flirted with many handsome men, but she was fiercely determined to never let one into her heart. When she was eighteen, she’d lost her innocence and her desire to ever trust a man. She couldn’t revive the former and didn’t plan on reinstating the latter. She stopped in her tracks as a man in the tan suit of a smokejumper walked toward her with determined strides, helmet in hand. The power and confidence he radiated screamed, This one’s worth paying attention to. “Excuse me,” he said, stopping a foot away and glancing over her. There was interest in that gaze but also frustration. He didn’t want her here. His blue eyes were piercing and his handsome face and strong build should’ve been on posters for Hot Smokejumpers Are Us. “What are you doing here?” She laughed to ease the tension. She knew she was out of her element and looked it in a flirtatious sundress and heels. Her black curls were wild and big as ever, her makeup done to perfection to highlight her smooth brown skin, full lips, and unique green eyes. She’d been in sticky situations many times, and always turned the situation to her favor. “I’m out of my element, aren’t I?” He relaxed and actually grinned. A slight dimple appeared in his left cheek. “We’re definitely not used to seeing beauty like yours pop up on the trail to the helipad.” She smiled. “And I wasn’t expecting a smokejumper who looks more like a male model.” He shook his head as if her compliment didn’t matter to him. “The pretty boy face is a farce. I’m tougher than I look.” “You definitely look tough as well as pretty,” she admitted. Keep reading here.

My family are huge hockey fans. When my 10yo saw this cover he cheered and yelled to his brothers, "Mama's writing a book about a hockey guy!" This book was so much fun to write as the heroine is a suspense author and the hero loves to tease her about writing romance into her books ;). I laughed a lot as I wrote it. I hope you love the story! Hugs, Cami A hockey superstar and the writer who almost destroyed his career. When they fall in love can he forgive her deception? Quill Chadwick was accused of throwing a hockey game for gambling purposes, but he proved his innocence. He returns to Mystical Lake for Christmas hoping to enjoy his sister, brother, and cousin's weddings. Cora Nelson was lied to and printed a salacious article about Quill Chadwick. At Mystical Lake she prays she can get lots of writing done in the inspirational setting, and avoid Quill Chadwick. When they end up stuck in the same cabin during a snowstorm, sparks fly and she falls for him. How can she tell him the truth and destroy their fledgling relationship? Keep reading here.

I love fake fiancé stories and this one was so intense and fun to write. I hope you love it! Bennett Pike has loved one woman his entire life. Unfortunately she’s his agent, manager, and best friend who pushes him to date and pose with a different woman each night. Sariah Bohme has been blackmailed since she was eighteen. If she keeps paying her stepdad each month and proves that she’s not in love with Bennett she can keep him safe. When Bennett gets knocked out with a tire iron and wakes up with amnesia will it be their chance to finally fall in love or will the monster waiting in the shadows destroy them both? Find Only Her Amnesiac Fake Fiancé on Amazon. Don't miss this new clean romance series by bestselling author, Cami Checketts. #1 - Only Her Undercover Spy #2 - Only Her Cowboy #3 - Only Her Best Friend #4 – Only Her Blue-Collar Billionaire #5 – Only Her Injured Stuntman #6 – Only Her Beastly Fake Fiancé #7 – Only Her Hockey Legend #8 – Only Her Smokejumper Firefighter #9 - Only Her Christmas Miracle

It's here! I am loving this beautiful spot of Mystical Lake but even more I love these people! Mary Riggins said about book one, "Such a great start to a new series. I loved this book and can't wait to read the next book in the series. I would recommend them to everyone who loves to read." Aster and Chelsea's book was so much fun to write. Only Her Blue-Collar Billionaire is tender, romantic, and suspenseful. I hope you love it!

Happy day Cruz and Meredith's story is here! I love these two so much and hope you love them as well. Cruz is so brave, hiding years of emotional abuse behind his big, happy smile and Meredith is honestly an angel. They're the perfect fit. Read their story to find out how they fall in love here. Hugs and happy reading, Cami

New release today! I absolutely love this new romantic, fun, and suspenseful series. I felt like I was on vacation writing it. I hope you love it too! Happy reading, Cami Find Only Her Undercover Spy on Amazon. An undercover spy tracks an international drug runner to the famed Mystical Lake Resort. When he gets distracted by the charming granddaughter of the owner will he lose his case or lose his heart? Devon Berkshire, aka Chris Wilson, hasn't told a woman his real name since he left the military and became a spy and he's never, ever failed on a job. When he meets the sassy and incredible Iris Chadwick he finds himself smitten and in danger of not only falling for her but forgetting all of his self-imposed rules. Will love win over duty or can Devon prove he's better than James Bond and can succeed at both? Don't miss this new clean romance series by bestselling author, Cami Checketts. #1 - Only Her Undercover Spy #2 - Only Her Cowboy #3 - Only Her Best Friend #4 - Only Her Blue-Collar Billionaire #5 - Only Her Injured Stuntman #6 - Only Her Beastly Fake Fiancé #7 - Only Her Hockey Legend #8 - Only Her Smokejumper Firefighter

My last Jewel Family Romance is out! It's rough saying goodbye to this family that I love, but I'm stoked to share this book with you. The cover is my amazing son and his gorgeous sweetheart of a wife. Aren't they adorable together? I hope you love the book! Find it on Amazon. Hugs and happy reading, Cami

Four fabulous Park City Firefighter Romance books in one collection. I love firefighters and these are some of my favorite books! Happy reading, Cami Rescued by Love: Captain Cameron Compton is content with his job as a firefighter and coaching a youth lacrosse team. He doesn’t need or want anything else in his life. Then a tall blonde schoolteacher parks her Jeep illegally in front of a fire hydrant, and one of his crew soaks it with water. Repentant but un-intimidated, she fires back at him, and he’s pulled in by her spunk. Reluctant Rescue: Caylee Compton has promised herself she'll never commit to a man. Especially a too-handsome, fun-sucker like volunteer firefighter, physician, and ex-military Captain Levi Turner. Levi is determined to change her mind. In the beautiful and exciting location of Lake Powell, Caylee fights valiantly to stay strong, but Levi's patience, kindness, and kisses might conquer even her commitment phobia. Stone Cold Sparks: A stone cold firefighter, lifelong secrets, and the vivacious woman who won’t give up. Abi Newell is feisty, fun, beautiful, and has date offers every night of the week. She gave her heart away to Stone Ryland when they were teenagers and that was the stupidest decision of her life. Though Stone is the perfect fit for her—kind, patient, and steady—he’s also shut himself off to everyone, including her. She’s accomplished best-friend status with her dream man, but winning his heart may be a hopeless quest. Snowed-In for Christmas: A lifelong crush, a devastating secret, and two broken hearts. Can an overzealous Grandma bring them together for Christmas? Jace Mitchell left town for the military eight years ago, leaving behind the woman he yearns to marry. An unfortunate accident takes Virginia, the woman he thought he loved. When he returns to town and falls in love with Virginia’s sister, he knows Charlotte will never forgive him when the truth comes out. Find all these clean, fast-paced romances here. $4.99 for all four books or FREE in Kindle Unlimited!

I can't believe I'm almost finished with the Jewel Family Romances. It makes me sad to let them go, I love them all so much. Eve and Beck's book was hilarious but also really touched me. I hope you love it too! Find Do Claim the Tempting Athlete here A single mom with a horrific secret, a charming hockey player with a marriage deadline he refuses to meet, and the ghost from her past who won’t stay hidden. Eve Jewel is busy and happy raising her daughter and running her fitness center. She doesn't need or trust anyone but her family. When Beckett Tanner appears at her gym he patiently breaks down her barriers until she thinks she's found the perfect man. Unfortunately he has secrets that may hurt her worst than being deserted by her first husband. Beckett Tanner's grandfather gives him an ultimatum: be married in two months or his billions will be gifted to the Save the Hyenas foundation instead of children in need. Beck doesn't want to be forced into marriage but when he meets Eve Jewel he thinks it may be the sign from his deceased parents that his grandfather has been praying for..

A sassy but scarred woman. A tough but damaged man. Will a beautiful, secluded island bring them love or will the demons from his past rip them apart? The bomb that disfigured Rachel Jewel's face and neck also destroyed her confidence. Can she rise above the pain to unmask a thief and find the love of her life? Rachel's story is here! I hope you love this book like I do. So much humor, romance, and drama. Hugs and thanks for the incredible support, Cami Buy Now Excerpt: The man’s gaze swept the main building and expansive pool area, and then rotated to the beach where she stood fifty yards away. Their eyes locked and held, and Rachel sucked in a breath, shocked by the impact those deep brown eyes had on her, even from a distance. She could see his face clearly, and it was as impressive and intriguing as his fit body. He was definitely a handsome man with a straight nose, high brow, strong jaw, and a cleft in his chin that she really liked, but it was the power and allure of his dark-brown eyes framed with thick lashes and dark eyebrows that really pulled her in. She found herself giving him a challenging smile in return and throwing her hair back over her shoulder, tossing her head in a flirtatious gesture that she’d mastered in college. She realized her mistake quickly and sucked in a breath as if someone had punched her. What had she just done? It was too late, he’d seen her, all of her. His gaze changed from welcoming to surprised, or maybe shocked would be a better word, but it wasn’t the shock that reverberated through her, it was the compassion. His eyes quickly swept over the mottled, patched, bumpy, disgusting skin of her left cheek, chin, and neck then refocused on her eyes as he gave her a welcoming, appealing smile. Horrified, Rachel yanked her hair forward to cover the scars again, pivoted, and strode away through the thick sand. The luxurious feel of the sand earlier had now morphed into a trap that was dragging her down and halting her progress. She wanted to run from that handsome man and the fact that he’d seen her scars. Would he have nightmares like the law professor had said children would? Could she avoid him over the next week and still do the job Luke had asked of her? She doubted it, and her stomach squirmed with anxiety. The old, feisty, funny, confident Rachel would be telling the new Rachel that she was acting like a complete wuss. Yes, he’d looked at the scars, who wouldn’t, but he’d moved past them and still smiled so becomingly at her. Maybe not everyone would be repulsed by her like she feared. Former Rachel would say she should be heading the other direction and introducing herself to the man. She shoved former Rachel face-first into the sand and angled up the beach to the walking path that would lead her to her secluded bungalow and safety, for the moment. Why had she let Luke talk her into this and not begged Eve and Paisley to come with her? Why had she thought she was ready to reenter society? Not that a secluded island retreat was anything like her old social life, but it was still too much for the social wart she had become. Pounding footsteps rang from the palm tree lined path to the south, vibrating through her like a gong banging repeatedly. She stopped short. She glanced that direction and saw the very man she’d strode away from running her direction. Rachel froze. She didn’t know how to skirt around him and get to her bungalow without encountering him and she refused to spin and go the other direction and make it obvious she was avoiding him. The way his gaze was trained on her as he ran told her his very intent was to run into her. He slowed his steps as he approached, leaving the firmer path through the trees and making his way down the beach toward her. He had a welcoming smile on his handsome face but something kind and understanding in his dark eyes revealed that he knew the truth---she’d run because of the scars. Rachel may have become an expert at avoiding people, and especially confident, impressive men, the past eight months, but she wasn’t as far removed from her former self as she’d feared. She stood straight and tilted her chin imperiously, tucking her hair into place so he didn’t get assaulted with another view of her grisly skin. She wished she didn’t care. She kept telling herself she didn’t. She’d gone to numerous therapists and claimed she’d come to terms with the scarring and assuring them that she’d never been defined by the beauty of her face anyway. The fact that she kept pulling her long hair in front of her face to try and hide the scars said she definitely did care. She’d never told anyone about that woman’s voice echoing in her head, “Children who are struggling shouldn’t have to also have nightmares about their lawyer’s disfigured face.” “Rachel Jewel?” He kept coming toward her with that large smile and now his hand was extended. Rachel didn’t advance toward him, instead she held her ground, at least she could be proud of herself for that. She smiled and extended her own hand. “Yes. How’d you know?” Their hands met and suddenly Rachel didn’t care how he knew her name, didn’t care if he’d Googled her and read every lame post someone had made about the former “perfect” model being disfigured. His large palm pressed against her smaller one and then his fingers wrapped around the back of her hand and he held on. His touch was magnetic and somehow lifted her spirits. She felt like she could handle anything if their hands were joined. “Um …” His confident smile slipped as he looked down at their hands then back up at her. Had he felt the connection as well? “Preston told me who you are. We both knew your brother Caleb in college, well we played lacrosse against him. He was at Duke …. As you know,” he gave her a chagrined smile, “and Preston and I played for Syracuse. Caleb was only a freshman when we were seniors but he was already an incredible athlete. His footwork and stick skills were better than anyone I’d played against. He destroyed us almost single-handedly …” He faded off, shook his head, pulled his hand back, and pushed it through his dark hair. “Sorry, I’m rambling.” She smiled, liking that this obviously successful, handsome man was rambling. Was he affected by touching her hand like she had been with him or was he rambling to cover his embarrassment because he’d seen her scars? That tampered her smile. “The Jewel family shows no mercy when it comes to sports,” she said. He chuckled and nodded. “I saw that firsthand.” She smiled. So, he’d gone to college with Preston and they’d both played against Caleb. Were he and Preston still close? Could this provide the insight she needed into whether Preston was running the island to the best of his ability or skimming employee paycheck funds like Luke suspected? She realized the ultra-appealing, dark-eyed man standing in front of her hadn’t told her his name in all his rambling. “And you are?” she asked. “Oh, sorry.” He shook his head. “Abe, Abe Bradford.” He put out his hand as if to shake again. Rachel glanced down at his hand and couldn’t help laughing. She’d forgotten how fun it was to not only banter with handsome men but know because of her brilliance, beauty, and funny personality she made them stumble over their feet or their words. That surprised her. She hadn’t felt that since the explosion and had feared the old Rachel was buried too deep. He also looked down at his hand then back up at her and let it fall to his side. “I guess we already did that.” He laughed along with her. “I’m a little off my game today.” Rachel liked that he would admit that. She tilted her head back toward his yacht, at least she assumed it was his yacht. “Traveling will do that to you.” His dark gaze gave her another compliment as it slowly swept over her face. “I don’t know that we can blame traveling.” Keep Reading

What do you do when you hit #1 bestseller with your latest release? You go shopping at Nani Swimwear and buy new jackets for your favorite girls. Thanks to all of you for the incredible support of Do Kiss the Superstar! Lindsey (my daughter-in-law), Abbie (my twin sis), and me (the one who can't dance!)

Caleb's story is here! I giggled as I wrote this book, but I have to warn you there are some heart-wrenching parts as well. I hope you love it! Thanks so much for all the support. Hugs and happy reading, Cami Spunky mom meets irresistible superstar in this fast-paced, clean romance. Caleb Jewel has it all: fame, fortune, family, fans. When he meets the beautiful Emily Gehring and her son, Krew, he falls for the duo hard and fast. There’s only one problem—she promised her ex she won’t date for a year, and he promised he won’t take their son for his custody visits. Emily will do anything to protect her little boy from being alone with her ex.  Caleb will have to forget about his jokes and pranks and exercise self-control nobody believes he has, or risk losing the only woman who’s ever tested his patience and made him fall in love. Buy Now Excerpt: Caleb found himself drawing closer to watch them and then stopping in the middle of the sidewalk about thirty feet away. His brothers would say he had no shame, openly studying this beautiful woman and her charge. Was she the babysitter, or an aunt or older sister? He should’ve kept walking, but there was something about the pair that drew him in—something besides the woman’s gorgeous face. “Okay, Krew, you ready?” she asked. “Any day now,” the little man said. “Don’t you sass your mama,” she said as she chucked the ball at him. Caleb’s eyebrows went up as he internalized several new facts. She looked too young to be a mom, she wasn’t going easy on the kid, her Southern accent was alluring, and she was a horrible throw. The little man, Krew, instinctively jumped, lifting his stick high above his head and snatching the ball out of the air. Caleb was both surprised and impressed. The kid was holding the stick like a newbie, but he had the makings of an athlete. “Yes!” Krew celebrated. “Your awful throws are making me clutch, Mama.” He lobbed the ball back at her. “Clutch?” Her brow wrinkled as she caught the soft pass easily with the mitt. “Good, really good,” he explained. She laughed, and Caleb found himself laughing with her. He liked these two. At the sound of his laughter, the woman whipped around and narrowed her eyes at him. She looked him over, and though she didn’t show it, he knew she had to like what she saw. It was a given. Every woman thought he was attractive. Dropping her glove to the ground, she put a hand on her hip and said with the most beautiful Southern sass he’d ever heard, “Take a picture; it’ll last ya longer.” Caleb laughed harder. “I’d love a picture, but your husband might not appreciate me taking it.” Please let there not be a husband. Maybe that wasn’t a great thing to pray for. It would definitely be better for this beautiful woman and her son if they had a fabulous husband and father in the picture, but that would make the instant attraction Caleb had felt to this woman inappropriate. He was often doing things that were crazy or outside the norm, but he respected his own mother, prided himself on his integrity, and loved the good Lord. He wasn’t about to mess with a married woman. He had hordes of single women to choose from. Still, there was something about this woman that drew him like a bear to honey. Her full lips would taste like sweet honey—he was sure of it. Her delicate brow squiggled, and she tossed her long, dark hair. “I don’t have a husband, so snap away.” Caleb smiled. “I think I will.” He switched his lacrosse stick to his left hand and pulled his phone out with his left, clicking on the camera icon. “You wouldn’t dare,” she taunted him. “Snapping pictures of strange women in a park? You know that ain’t right.” He loved her manner of speech and her feisty personality. “Don’t call yourself strange. I think you’re fabulous.” She stuck her tongue out at him, then winced when he lifted his phone and took a picture. “Are you kidding me right now? Delete that. I probably looked horrible.” He examined the picture he’d taken. “Nope, you pretty much look gorgeous.” It was the truth: she was super cute, even with her tongue out. He looked back at her. “Just like you look right now.” She tilted her head down and cracked an embarrassed smile. Since her skin was that perfect creamy mocha color, it was hard to tell if she was blushing. “Mama.” Her little man had crossed the field to her and now tugged on her hand. “Mama!” “What is it sweet honey child?” she asked, kneeling down and putting her forehead against his to show him he had all of her attention. Caleb’s smile widened, and his heart melted. It was a cheesy feeling, but the interaction between mother and son was music to his ears, and he wouldn’t soon forget this appealing image of them together. “Mama.” Krew glanced over at him with wide, worshipful eyes. “That’s Caleb Jewel.” The woman rocked back on her heels, her head whipping around as she stared at him. “Oh my saints above, it is!” She stood quickly and took her little man’s hand in hers. “Krew has a picture of you on his wall. He watches clips of you over and over again on my phone. We’ve been to your games. I just never imagined seeing you in a park like you’re a normal human or something. Oh my, I’m beside myself!” Caleb grinned. This was more like it. He’d loved her teasing with him, but he’d never turn down a gorgeous woman and her cute son worshipping him. He pocketed his phone, bent down, and extended his hand. “Nice to meet you, Krew. I’m Caleb Jewel.” “Don’t I know it!” Krew shook Caleb’s hand, looking at him as if he’d hung the moon. “You’re the best middie in the NLL.” Caleb chuckled. “Thanks.” He straightened and offered his hand to the woman. “Pleasure to meet you. Caleb Jewel.” She put her hand in his, and he loved the feel of that soft palm and her long fingers against his. Keep Reading