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The Last Second Chance
by Lucy Score
Joey Greer has no intention of letting Jackson Pierce back into her life after he abandoned her following a tragic car accident eight years ago. Now a Hollywood star, Jackson returns to their small hometown of Blue Moon, hoping for a second chance with Joey—despite the painful history and a secret he’s still keeping from her. Though the chemistry between them is undeniable, Joey is determined to guard her heart. As Jackson pulls out all the stops—flowers, lunches, a dog, and even handcuffing himself to her for charity—Joey must decide whether their past is unforgivable or if love deserves a second chance.
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Jilted
by Vi Keeland
After being left at the altar, a wedding writer at Bride magazine finds herself trapped in a job that now feels like torture. Things go from bad to worse when she's forced into a bridal party and ends up kissing a groomsman—who turns out to be the owner's son. Now, she's stuck working with him at every wedding she covers this season. As a jilted bride and a man afraid of love clash and connect, they must figure out if they can help each other heal—or if they're just another mismatch waiting to happen.
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Friends with Benefits
by Marisa Kanter
Evie Bloom, a detail-oriented aspiring Foley artist with a chronic illness, lands her dream fellowship—only to realize it comes without health insurance. Meanwhile, her best friend Theo Cohen, a schoolteacher in LA, is about to lose his apartment unless he’s married. Their solution? A marriage of convenience. By tying the knot, Evie can get the insurance she needs, and Theo can keep his home. It’s practical, logical, and strictly platonic—except for the fact that Theo’s secretly been in love with Evie for years. What starts as a simple fix soon threatens to upend their friendship, their plans, and their hearts.
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Shield of Sparrows
by Devney Perry
In a world where gods send monsters to keep mortals submissive, a princess raised to obey suddenly finds herself thrust into a destiny she never wanted. Bound by an ancient treaty sealed with her blood, she’s forced to journey across dangerous lands with a warrior who despises her and wed a prince she barely knows. Everyone expects her to be a pawn—a queen, a spy, a sacrifice. But as her world unravels, she begins to question her fate and discovers that being underestimated might just be her greatest weapon. For the first time, she’s ready to defy expectations—and claim her own power.
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The Love Haters
by Katherine Center
Katie Vaughn is facing a career crisis—and a romantic mess. With a layoff looming, she jumps at the chance to film a profile on Coast Guard rescue swimmer Tom “Hutch” Hutcheson in Key West, even though she can't swim and pretends she can. To complicate things further, the gig is offered by her coworker Cole—Hutch’s estranged brother.
In paradise, things get messy fast. As Katie falls for the guarded but irresistible Hutch, juggles secrets, and navigates quirky locals (including Hutch’s Aunt Rue and her rescue Great Dane), she’s forced to confront old fears, her tangled lies, and the possibility of a new beginning. Packed with swim lessons, stolen kisses, and stormy weather—both literal and emotional—Katie just might discover what it means to be truly brave.
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It's a Love Story
by Annabel Monaghan
Jane Jackson, a former teen sitcom punchline turned TV executive, lives by one rule: fake it till you make it. But when she lies about securing a song from popstar Jack Quinlan—her childhood crush and most humiliating memory—she’s forced to clean up the mess. The only way to fix it? Team up with Dan Finnegan, a smug cinematographer and her former crush-turned-nemesis, who has connections to Jack.
As Jane and Dan spend a week together tracking down Jack, old wounds resurface, sparks fly, and laughter proves harder to fake than feelings. In the chaos of cover-ups and second chances, Jane might finally learn that while love has no rules, truth is worth the risk.
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Problematic Summer Romance
by Ali Hazelwood
Maya Killgore is a 23-year-old grad student still finding her footing—especially when it comes to her not-so-secret crush on 38-year-old Conor Harkness, her brother’s best friend. He’s older, successful, and emotionally unavailable—clearly a bad idea. Conor insists a relationship between them is impossible, citing every reason why it shouldn't work.
But when they’re both stuck at a week-long wedding in a dreamy Sicilian villa, the rules begin to blur. As sparks fly on the sun-soaked coast, buried secrets and unresolved tension surface. With the chaos of the wedding swirling around them, Maya begins to wonder if their story might be more than just a cliché—and if a summer fling could become something more.
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The Guest Cottage
by Lori Foster
Marlow Heddings is done living by anyone else’s rules. After her husband’s affair and a final heartbreaking blow, she leaves behind her high-powered life in Chicago to start fresh in the small town of Bramble, Kentucky. There, she finds peace, purpose, and the spark of something new with her charming landlord, Cort Easton.
But Marlow’s clean slate is disrupted when Pixie Nolan—the young woman her husband cheated with—shows up on her doorstep, broke and alone. Instead of turning her away, Marlow offers help, defying her ex-in-laws and forming an unexpected bond with Pixie.
As she settles into this new chapter, Marlow discovers strength, sisterhood, and the kind of life—and love—she never expected, but always deserved.
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A Summer to Start Over by Sera TaínoSingle mom Indya Linares has always been Ms. Independent—especially when her family’s hurricane-ravaged resort is at stake. But when Indya’s boat breaks down at sea, she’s forced to accept help from a handsome stranger who immediately makes her heart beat faster. Who would have imagined that he’s also her stubborn mother’s pick for a new facilities manager extraordinaire? After Santiago Pereira left Venezuela to begin again in Soledad Bay, he’s got something to prove to his family…and a mission to bring his daughter back to him. But when Santi just can’t stop thinking about his new boss, will hospitality take on a new meaning for them both?
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