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The Four Engagement Rings of Sybil Rain
by Hannah Brown
Sybil plans to reclaim her canceled honeymoon with a solo trip to a tropical resort—until she runs into her ex-fiancé Jamie, now traveling with a stunning coworker. Panicking, she claims she’s there with her boyfriend, a lie that escalates when another ex, Sebastian, shows up and happily plays the part.
As beach days turn chaotic and jealousy bubbles to the surface, Sybil is forced to confront her history of broken engagements—including the first fiancé she never mentions. Caught between old loves and unfinished truths, she must decide whether she’s ready to stop running and finally choose a future of her own.
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Revolve
by Bal Khabra
Former Olympian Sierra Romanova is determined to reclaim her place on the ice after an accident left her battling panic attacks every time she steps into the rink. Back at Dalton University for her final year, she’s pushed toward a comeback by Dylan Donovan, a cocky hockey player whose own future is in jeopardy after being kicked off his team.
As Dylan helps Sierra rebuild her confidence—and needles her at every turn—their rivalry shifts when Sierra needs a new pairs partner. With the skating world watching, the seasoned pro and the reckless wildcard may be forced to trust each other on the ice, discovering they’re stronger together than apart.
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Total Dreamboat
by Katelyn Doyle
Hope Lanover is desperate for a reset after a breakup and a creative slump, so she reluctantly joins her influencer best friend on a luxury cruise she’s sure she’ll hate. Felix Segrave, a sober, single-minded chef, is equally unenthused to be there, dragged along by family obligations he can’t refuse.
When Hope and Felix meet at check-in, their shared misery turns into an unexpected Caribbean fling. But buried insecurities, half-truths, and forced proximity—especially when they end up stranded together—push their connection to the brink, forcing them to decide whether this romance is worth fighting for or doomed to sink.
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Where It All Began
by Lucy Score
Author's Note: Do NOT read this book until you've read at least Blue Moon #3 - The Last Second Chance, or even better #4 - Not Part of the Plan.
John is determined to rebuild two hundred neglected acres into a farm and a future—on his own terms. But when meddling neighbors saddle him with a grad student assistant, his quiet plans are upended, especially when the student turns out to be Phoebe: sharp-tongued, curious, and impossible to ignore.
Phoebe needs this thesis—and the paycheck that comes with it—to secure her future, even if it means clashing daily with a stubborn farmer who keeps her at arm’s length. Trapped together in a small town and at odds over everything, they’re forced to reckon with what they want, what they fear, and whether letting someone in might be worth the risk.
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The Rebel with Broken Strings
by Stacey Kennedy
Aubrey Hale thought she’d left her big-city life—and a one-night stand with country star Gunner Woods—behind when she settled in small-town Montana. Now sworn off men with her friends, she’s determined to pretend she’s never met him.
Gunner, back in Timber Falls after a career setback, is surprised by Aubrey’s cool demeanor and intrigued by the sparks that still fly between them. As their paths cross and old chemistry resurfaces, Aubrey must confront her guarded heart while Gunner wrestles with the pressures of a reigniting career. Together, they navigate desire, ambition, and the risks of chasing dreams without burning everything down.
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Mrs. Nash's Ashes
by Sarah Adler
Millicent Watts-Cohen sets out to fulfill a decades-old promise: to reunite her elderly best friend with the woman she loved nearly eighty years ago. Armed with three tablespoons of Mrs. Nash’s remains, Millie embarks on a journey from D.C. to Key West, determined to deliver a symbolic happily-ever-after—and maybe reassure herself about love’s enduring power.
When a computer glitch strands her, Millie is forced to travel with Hollis Hollenbeck, a skeptical acquaintance who doubts romance altogether. Together, they navigate quirky bed-and-breakfasts, odd small-town festivals, and perilous wildlife, all while Millie begins to suspect Hollis might be warming to both the mission—and to her. By the time they reach their destination, Millie realizes the trip may be as much about her own heart as it is about fulfilling Mrs. Nash’s.
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| Secretly Yours by Tessa BaileyHallie Welch has carried a crush on Julian Vos since she was fourteen, and now he’s back in their small town. Hired to revamp the gardens at the Vos estate, Hallie hopes for more than just landscaping work—but Julian, now a grumpy professor on sabbatical, is nothing like the teenager she remembered, and their clashing personalities spark both frustration and attraction.
As Hallie navigates her chaotic charm and a drunken secret admirer letter from the past, Julian finds himself captivated despite his strict routines. Her vibrant energy disrupts his orderly life, pulling him into a whirlwind of emotions and memories he can’t ignore. Together, they must navigate old feelings, new tensions, and the unexpected ways love can bloom. |
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Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating
by Christina Lauren
Hazel knows she’s a lot to take – and frankly, most men aren’t up to the challenge. If her army of pets and taste for the absurd don’t send them running, her lack of filter and tendency to say exactly the wrong thing will. Their loss. Not everyone can handle a Hazel.
Josh has known Hazel since college. From the first night they met – when she gracelessly threw up on his shoes – to when she sent him an unintelligible email while in a post-surgical haze, Josh has always thought of Hazel more as a spectacle than a peer. But now, ten years later, after a cheating girlfriend has turned his life upside down, going out with Hazel is a breath of fresh air.
Not that Josh and Hazel date. At least, not each other. Because setting each other up on progressively terrible double blind dates means there’s nothing between them . . . right?
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Second First Impressions
by Sally Thorne
Ruthie Midona has devoted six years to running the Providence Luxury Retirement Villa, caring for residents, maintaining the property, and even guarding its tortoises—forgetting, along the way, that she’s young and deserves fun too.
Enter Teddy Prescott, the carefree son of the villa’s new owner, sent to work for a week to earn his keep. Assigned as a personal assistant to the Villa’s feisty ninety-year-old residents, Teddy proves equal parts charming, competent, and infuriating—especially to Ruthie, who can’t deny the spark between them. But when she learns Teddy’s father intends to sell the retirement home, Ruthie must decide whether the magic Teddy brought to her life is real—or just a fleeting illusion.
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| How to End a Love Story by Yulin KuangHelen Zhang hasn’t seen Grant Shepard in thirteen years, ever since a tragic accident changed both their lives. Now a bestselling author in LA, Helen throws herself into her career, confident that a fresh start will set everything right—until Grant shows up as a screenwriter on her show.
Reunited, old sparks ignite, but working together proves messy, emotional, and complicated by secrets neither expected to face. As their past collides with the present, Helen and Grant must confront the love they never had—and the possibility that holding on to each other might be the only way forward. |
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