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People Watching
by Hannah Bonam-Young
In the small own of Baysville, ON, Prudence Welch balances caring for her mother with Early Onset Alzheimer’s, working at her father’s gas station, and quietly writing poetry—until restless traveler Milo Kablukov rolls into town. Drawn to his free spirit, Prue strikes up an unlikely friendship that turns into a steamy, no-strings arrangement. But as their chemistry deepens, both must decide whether they’re ready to risk their hearts and take a leap beyond the lives they’ve always known.
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Summer Skate
by Sean Avery
In the Hamptons for the summer, bestselling novelist Jessica Riley fakes a breakdown to escape her demanding family and looming deadline, only to discover that her next-door neighbors are a group of young hockey players. Among them is Carter Hughes, a soon-to-be New York Rangers rookie with a dark past and a tenuous grip on his shot at stardom. What begins as inspiration for Jessica’s stalled second book quickly spirals into a consuming and forbidden connection with Carter, whose erratic behavior makes him as dangerous as he is irresistible. As Carter is pulled into the high-stakes social scene of the East End and Jessica risks everything for a taste of freedom, one reckless choice could destroy both their futures in a summer set to burn out of control.
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Honey and Heat
by Aurora Palit
Cynthia Kumar has always been the obvious heir to her father’s multimillion-dollar construction business—until he names someone else as successor: Rohit Patel, the man she just had a one-night stand with. Rohit sees the promotion as a second chance at the future he’s always wanted, but Cynthia now despises him, despite their undeniable chemistry. When scandal threatens Kumar Constructions, the two find themselves locked in a battle of wits that quickly implodes, forcing them to work together. As their rivalry gives way to partnership—and something deeper—they must decide whether love is worth risking the ambitions that have always defined them.
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Tourist Season
by Brynne Weaver
Welcome to Cape Carnage, a charming seaside town with colorful houses, quirky shops, and a disturbingly high body count. Harper Starling, a devoted gardener with lethal instincts, will do anything to protect her home and aging mentor—even if it means troublesome tourists end up buried beneath her flowerbeds. But when Nolan Rhodes, a vengeful killer with a flair for blades, arrives seeking his final target, Harper isn’t the monster he expects. Forced into an uneasy truce when a true crime investigator comes sniffing around, Harper and Nolan agree to cover each other’s deadly secrets. Yet as their alliance deepens into obsession, their fragile bond threatens to expose every hidden truth in Cape Carnage—along with their dangerous, forbidden love.
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Pitcher Perfect
by Tessa Bailey
Boston Bearcats rookie Robbie Corrigan has it all—an NHL career, a party lifestyle, and women falling at his feet—until he meets Skylar Paige, a no-nonsense softball pitcher who’s immune to his charms. When Robbie learns she’s pining after her brother’s best friend, he should walk away, but instead he offers to be her fake boyfriend and love coach during a family wilderness competition. Between grueling contests and sizzling “practice” sessions, their pretend romance begins to feel dangerously real. Now Robbie and Skylar must decide if what started as a game is worth risking their hearts for the win.
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We Met Like This
by Kasie West
Margot Hart is a hopeless romantic who dreams of a meet-cute worthy of her favorite books, not a love story that starts with a swipe. Her most consistent connection is Oliver, a guy she keeps rematching with on dating apps despite their one disastrous date—saved only by an unforgettable make-out session. When Margot loses her job and runs into Oliver again, she’s determined to focus on starting her own literary agency, but Oliver keeps showing up with his golden retriever energy and unexpected support. Their banter is sharp, their chemistry undeniable, but as Margot starts to rethink her rules about love, she discovers Oliver may be the one holding something back—and his secret could change everything.
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Till Summer Do Us Part
by Meghan Quinn
Scottie Price starts a new job expecting a bachelor-pad atmosphere, only to find herself surrounded by happily married men. To impress her boss, she fibs about having a husband—an innocent lie that quickly spirals out of control when she’s sent to a marriage counselor, who just happens to be her boss’s husband. Desperate, Scottie enlists the help of her best friend’s brother, improv-loving millionaire Wilder Wells, who teaches her the rule to “always say yes.” But that rule lands them both at an eight-day summer marriage camp with her coworkers, where Scottie must navigate cabin life—and undeniable chemistry—with her impossibly handsome fake husband.
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Just Stab Me Now
by Jill Bearup
A desperate mother. A dubious escort. And a deranged author who won’t leave them alone.
Caroline Lindley is determined that her new romance novel will be her best one yet. Fantasy! Formal gowns! Fencing! And, of course, a twentysomething heroine to star in an enemies-to-lovers plot with all of Caroline’s favourite tropes.
But Lady Rosamund Hawkhurst is a thirty-six-year-old widow with two children, her sole focus is facilitating a peace treaty between her adopted nation and her homeland, and she flatly refuses to take the correct approach to there being Only One Bed.
What’s an author to do?
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To Heist and to Hold
by Christina Britton
Heloise Marlowe has always forged her own path. As a former blacksmith and fencing instructor, she wasn’t just going to sit around knitting after her husband died. The Wimpole Street Widows Society, a secret group dedicated to balancing the scales of justice, was a much better fit for her skills. Her newest mission: seduce the owner of the club Dionysus and gain access to the den’s inner workings. She didn’t mind putting her body on the line, but she wasn’t prepared to gamble her heart.
Ethan Sinclaire has worked hard to clean up his club after the betrayal of his brother. But now, rumors are swirling that his club is just as crooked as before. He won’t let anyone destroy what he’s built, so when Heloise starts poking around, he decides to go all in, in hopes that she’ll show her hand. Enjoying her company is the easy part. Keeping himself from falling—that’s a whole different card game.
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