Older title & cover edition of ASIN B08BLSTVJ3 In my first meeting with Will Bennet, I drip paint all over his Hugo Boss suit. Jasmin Sandhu at it again. Lowly painter ruins gorgeous Hollywood producer's thousand dollar outfit. He better not fire me because I need the money. I'll say yes to anything... Even Will Bennet when he offers me a side job: Babysit his troubled brother in return for extra cash. It's only for a few days. Easy, right? Except, his brother has a secret that could ruin their entire family. As an over-achieving, open-hearted Punjabi it's practically my duty to help others so how I can I stay out of it? Although being around Will makes my brain go fuzzy. Turns out he might be having the same issue with me. The sexy Hollywood billionaire is interested in solving my long-standing orgasm problem. It's only temporary, a one-time fling. I have a different future planned out so my heart has to be protected at all costs. (Well, that's the idea anyway...) One thing is certain: Paint or no paint, things are about to get messy.

I will never see Jaghr Bains again. That was the promise I, Priya Sidhu, made to myself on the worst night of my life. When I ran way from home leaving everything behind. No more family, friends, boyfriend. Seven years later, a water pipe bursts in my hair salon, and the business I’ve built with my blood, sweat and tears is a damaged mess. The only contractor I can afford is… You guessed it. Jaghr. The man I had to walk away from. He’s more gorgeous than I remembered. Broad shoulders, beautiful beard, sexy motorcycle. Being around him brings up unresolved heartache and so many what ifs. But he also reminds me of the past, my forever disappointed Punjabi parents, and the terrible night where everything went wrong. Do I risk opening myself up to all that or stay broken forever?

Have you ever sucked at dating so much that you wonder if you’re the problem? Gurpreet I daydream about rom-coms, keep swiping right on dating apps and…yet I’ve never made it past a first date. Cue the single forever flag. Or, maybe not. When I meet Dheeraj, I think he’s the one. Wandering under moonlight? Check. Witty banter over samosas? Check. Flagging down a cab for me at midnight like I'm Indian Cinderella? Check. There’s only one problem. Okay, a few of them. My existence is plain, I’m curvier than my friends, and I’ve got zero relationship experience. So what’s my genius plan? I recruit the twin brother as my inside man. Bik Grewal. Ruggedly attractive. Bearded. Smouldering green eyes. He’s got his own reasons to help me—but basically we’re dissecting my dating habits so I don’t keep making the same mistakes. Nothing else going on here even if Bik is charming and observant in ways I’m not prepared to resist. Repeat: You will not spill your darkest secret to him a.k.a the reason why your own parents ignore you. Also repeat: You will stick with the ‘nice brother’’ and ignore all other heart-racing chemistry. Because falling in love with the wrong twin was never the plan. Gurpreet and the Wrong Twin is a steamy, fake relationship romance. Slow burn. Small-town settings. Bold, quick-witted heroine who keeps throwing the hero off his game. Expect banter in bars, grand gestures at airports and a lot of heart.

Never been kissed. Virgin at thirty. Life feels very plain… Until I learn about my dead grandma’s secret, and how she used to work for an outlaw motorcycle club. How? What? Why? Gabriel is the hot as hell President of the BlackHawk Riders. He has answers for me as long as I come along for the ride. Which means I’m now on the back of his Harley and lying to my friends and family about it. This is wild. This is dangerous. And it’s the most alive I’ve ever felt. But this can't last because we’re from two incredibly different worlds that can never connect. A sheltered Punjabi woman can't ever fall for a rugged tattooed biker…right? Tina the Wallflower is a steamy, opposites-attract romance. It comes with a hot AF biker who doesn't know what to think of timid but determined Tina who dreams of fighting back all the expectations her family have placed on her. Expect bravery, grand gestures and feel-good heart and heat.

She doesn't believe in love. He doesn't believe in redemption. After her divorce from an immature man-child, there is no way Raman Shergill is getting into a relationship again. Just to be sure, she’s made a Love List. A notebook of requirements she needs to check off for romance. Realistically, no one is going to meet them all, but that’s not a problem. The real love in Raman’s life is her hard-fought independence, never having to compromise again, and not having to deal with weaponized incompetence (hurray!). Enter Rhett with his leather jacket and cocky smirk. He’s the black sheep of his family with the reputation of being a bad boy who doesn’t believe in anything or commit to anyone. Against him, Raman has to fiercely guard herself—even as her Love List slowly turns against her and reveals reasons to let him in. Even as they imperfectly begin to fall for each other. As they try to resist but can’t stay away from each other. This steamy rom-com is a funny and sincere look at love. It explores the question, how do you know you’re choosing the right person?