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Burn Bright
by Krista Ritchie
Ben Cobalt is the sixth-born Cobalt. Out of a normal family of seven, he might get lost in the shuffle. But being the black sheep of the Cobalt Empire comes with its own intense spotlight. After he hits a major low at college in Philly, his four older brothers convince him to move in with them in New York City. He has to find a way out of the tense living arrangement, especially as he clashes with his oldest brother Charlie. Ben turns to an unlikely source for help. A grumpy, punk-rock girl with a troubled past who's already pissed off one Cobalt brother.
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It's Different This Time
by Joss Richard
June and old roommate Adam return to New York City to sign paperwork that will put their former landlord’s brownstone in their names; confronted with consequences of past choices, they must now navigate a path together.
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The Witch of Wall Street
by M. J. Etkind
When Nelson unexpectedly woos Miriam at a benefit, they reconnect in a night of ill-advised passion. Due to a bit of chaotic magical misfortune, Nelson and Miriam are forced into a supernatural quest across New York City. Miriam's chaotic magic only seems to muck up their adventure as they encounter an enchanted dumpling house, a Jinn who runs a CPA firm, and a poisonous leather shop in Little Italy. Lucky for her, Nelson can right it all with a wave of his hand. Through their unlikely partnership, Miriam finds herself unexpectedly attracted to the altruist. Their budding affection makes Miriam begin to wonder if she can stand by and watch her firm crush the dreams of the wizard who miraculously stole her heart.
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Totally and Completely Fine
by Elissa Sussman
In her small Montana hometown, Lauren Parker has assumed a few different roles: teenage hell-raiser, sister of superstar Gabe Parker, and most recently, tragically widowed single mother. She’s never cared much about labels, but dealing with her grief over the loss of her husband, Spencer, has slowly revealed that she’s adrift in her own life. Then she meets actor Ben Walsh on the set of her brother’s new movie. They have instant chemistry, and Lauren realizes that it has been far too long since someone has really and truly seen her. But when a sexy encounter becomes something more, Lauren finds herself balancing old roles and new possibilities.
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Seven Year Itch
by Amy Daws
Alone and Looking to Bone! Grumpy, tattooed mountain man seeks fiery woman to grow old (and get loud) with. I just wanted a wedding date—not a tropical disaster with my sworn enemy, Dakota. Seven years of hate turn to heat after one unforgettable night. What happens in paradise should’ve stayed there… until she shows up on my mountain asking for a favor that changes everything.
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An Academic Affair
by Jodi McAlister
Two English professors enter a fake marriage in order to secure partner hire, but soon realize their feelings for each other aren't as fake as they'd once thought.
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Love, Coffee, and Revolution
by Stefanie Leder
Dee Blum lands a job organizing eco-tours of coffee farms in Costa Rica. As she pursues her work, she discovers that a network is exploiting the environment and the people it claims to help.
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Both Things Are True
by Kathleen Barber
Vanessa, a high-flying yoga influencer in New York, is forced to start over in Chicago after her crypto-mogul fiancé flees amid fraud charges. Moving in with her sister, she’s rebuilding her life when she runs into Sam -- the man she once married in a spur-of-the-moment Vegas wedding and divorced just as quickly. Now a successful solar company co-owner, Sam represents everything steady and promising. But with scandal still trailing her, Vanessa keeps her distance -- until she wonders if first love deserves a second chance.
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Say It Out Loud
by Ashley Schumacher
Down-and-out podcaster Juniper Green gets a second chance -- at her career and love -- when she's cast in the audio drama adaptation of her favorite paranormal romance series, "The Meadow," alongside James Neely, the one who got away when they were in college.
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The Last Love Song
by Lucinda Riley
When struggling musician Con strikes gold with a rock band in 1960s London, he and his partner Sorcha look set for a rosy future. Butas their lives change beyond recognition, they start to wonder if they can ever return to the life of simple happiness that they once enjoyed.
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Calder Strong
by Janet Dailey
Joseph Dollarhide is struggling to find his place as the future head of his ranching family.... Years ago, Joseph abandoned his teenage love, Annabeth, to court glamorous Lucy Merriweather, a seductive trickster. The affair, of course, imploded, and Annabeth went on to marry a farmer, Silas Mosby, and have two children. But now Joseph has spotted Annabeth and her family in town...and he has no doubt that her oldest, a boy, is his.
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Ireland
by Sylvia Day
Ireland Vidal is the third generation to control Vidal Records, and she’s on track to lead the recording company to greater heights. She’s the youngest of an affluent, prominent family headed by her eldest brother, Gideon Cross -- one of the richest men in the world. Despite her siblings’ outsized shadows, Ireland has carved her own identity. But the clever, stunning beauty with fierce tenacity and a heart of gold has yet to find a man with whom to share her life -- someone who doesn’t need her connections to be successful.
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Honeymoon Phase
by Amy Daws
When Addison “Roe” Monroe tells me she’s going on a husband hunt at the local lumberjack competition so she can inherit her father’s lumberyard, desperate times call for desperate measures. She’s sworn off romance. Says she’s been through enough tragedy. So I offer myself as an alternative, 'cause that’s what best friends are for. But my stubborn friend, who would rather drive a forklift than get her nails done, refuses to accept my help, and now I find myself training to become a lumberjack. On the surface, I’m offering a marriage of convenience to protect her. But the truth is…I’m hopelessly in love with my best friend.
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The Things Gods Break
by Abigail Owen
Dragged into a brutal divine contest as the mortal key to unlocking imprisoned Titans, a cursed heroine must survive Tartarus’s deadly trials, resist falling for Hades, and decide whether freedom is worth unleashing an apocalypse the gods themselves fear to face.
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The Defender
by Ana Huang
He lives by the rules -- until she makes him want to break every one. When football captain Vincent DuBois is forced to share a flat with his coach’s daughter, Brooklyn Armstrong, temptation becomes impossible to ignore. A risky bet pushes them even closer, blurring lines they can’t afford to cross. She wants a fresh start. He wants to win. But falling for each other might cost them everything.
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