On receiving in invitation to his sister's engagement party, shy and single Adam opts to take Lewin, his best friend, as his guest. Undeterred by Adam's protests, Lewin decides to find Adam the ideal date to go to the party instead. He takes him to a new shop, 34th and Vine to meet the eccentric and mysterious Madam V, who gives Adam a potion. Taking the potion, Adam finds he's more gregarious, keen to dance, and kisses many of the men who cross his path. But the next day, Adam's not only back to his usual shy self, he can't remember kissing anyone. Will Madam V's potion lead Adam to love?

Betty “Nana” Hart is frustrated with her grandson Hunter. He is clearly the town hunk, a successful businessman and an all-around great guy. The problem is he has yet to give her a great-grandchild. Her friend Agnes is always bragging about being a great-grandmother and Betty wants that too. When she hears that Hunter’s lost love, Elliott (Ellie) Starks is back in town, she decides to play cupid and get the two together. After all great-grandchildren don’t make themselves! Ellie Starks has moved back home and taken the position of Events Coordinator for the town. She decides to throw a Valentine’s Day Dance to help benefit the Animal Shelter. And when Nana Hart walks into her office and offers up a donation of three-hundred decadent cupcakes baked by her grandson Hunter, Ellie can’t refuse. Even though she had been in town four months and had yet to hear from her High School Sweetheart, he was still the man she loved after all the years spent apart. Hunter Hart, owner and pastry chef at Cupid’s Cakes knew his Nana was up to something, he just couldn’t figure out what. Until the night he walked into the Animal Shelter and came face to face with Ellie. Ellie had been the only woman he had ever loved. He had been hurt when the letters he had written her came back unopened, but he was determined to show her just how much he still wanted her in his life. Now if only he can find a way to get into that Valentine’s Day Dance.

Invited to an ex-girlfriend’s wedding some sixteen hours away by plane, Noah Colfee is certain of three things: long-haul flights should be outlawed by the Geneva Convention, he doesn’t particularly want to see Suyin again, and he definitely knows the handsome stranger loitering in the lobby of his hotel. The family resemblance between the man making eyes at him and Noah’s ex-girlfriend is so uncanny that they could be siblings. There’s just one problem: Suyin has just one sibling—a sister. With lavish wedding festivities underway, Noah’s moods swing wildly between overwhelmed and restless as his hopes of a painless break are scuppered by the presence of a former lover. But if past is prophecy, Noah already ran off his lover eight years ago. Is there any sense in hoping for second chances?

Sportscaster Dustin Kahn drags his best friend Tom Morrison shopping so that Dustin can find a Valentine’s Day gift for his boyfriend Lindsey. While shopping, Dustin sees a familiar face but is unable to place where he knows the man from. Edwin Lee recognizes Dustin almost instantly. Sure they both had changed in ten years but how do you forget your tenth grade crush? When Lindsey breaks up with Dustin on Valentine’s Day because he is tired of hiding their relationship, a depressed Dustin wonders if he has been mistaken about his fans caring about his being gay. Maybe it's time for him to face the world and embrace his sexuality once and for all. Could a rekindled romance with Edwin be just what Dustin needs to finally be happy?

After a string of bad Valentine’s for the past few years, winding up alone and single is the last thing Lizzie expected. Her new boss, Sharon, loves Valentine’s Day, and doesn’t want to see Lizzie alone or unhappy for the holiday. Sharon’s misguided attempt at a grand romantic gesture backfires into painful humiliation for the shy Lizzie. When Sharon realizes that her strategy is only causing Lizzie pain, she discovers that it’s the little things that really matter when it comes to lovers.

Valentine’s Day, the worst night of the year for the beautiful Avery Pierce to be locked out of her apartment. When her more than handsome neighbor, Seth Maco, offers her dinner and a place to stay, he may just be opening the door to more than his apartment!

Australian country boy Dean West grew up on a farm and as a result, he’s never had a Valentine. He hates secluded land and craves the freedom he has dreamed of - surfing and living on the coast - ever since his first visit at age eleven on one of his parent’s rare getaway holidays. When his parents decide to holiday on the North Coast again, Dean decides to make the most of it by making some of his dreams, albeit temporarily, come true. First, he takes a dawn run along the beach and that’s where he meets Riley, a pro surfer who he feels instantly drawn to. Sharing their mutual love of surfing, Dean and Riley begin to explore the attraction between them, but what will happen when the trip is cut short and Dean has to go home early? Will he spend another Valentine’s Day alone and unhappy, or will another one of his dreams come true?

Just in time for Valentine's Day from bestselling author Shawn Bailey! As children, Dakota and Sonny were the best of friends. Young love blossomed after the sweet gift of candy hearts one Valentine's Day, but it wasn't mean to be. Sonny's mother dropped the bombshell that they were moving to NYC, and their boyhood romance came to an end. Fourteen years later, that romance is reignited after a chance meeting at the New York City ballet. Will outside forces keep these destined lovers from finally finding their happily ever after?

When restaurant owner and executive chef Marcus finds he has a secret admirer leaving mouth-watering tarts and teasing quotes as a hint to their identity, his attention is instantly piqued. But when the sender reveals their identity, Marcus' gut instinct leads him to a different conclusion—and his just desserts.A Valentine's Day treat from bestselling author Pelaam!