Despite Brianna Robinson’s conflicted feelings about being back in her small town, she is excited about the opportunity to become head librarian at her local library. Having moved away from Beaver Creek for school and a new outlook on life where she can be herself, she’s not quite sure that the small town life is for her. At least her best friend Nathan is still in town, as is his beautifully distracting sister. Audrey Mahoney is content with her small circle of friends and even smaller circle of regular activities. It’s not exactly a secret that she could use some new hobbies, and reading has quickly become an escape from her corporate job and the small town where dating choices are far and few in between, not that her brother is any help. When Brianna runs into Audrey at the library, complicated feelings rise to the surface. While everyone in their town may think that Nathan is perfect for her, it’s really his sister Audrey who Brianna finds herself longing for. In a sapphic twist on the ‘falling for your best friend’s sibling’ trope, Rochelle Wolf presents a new low stakes, open-door romance set in a small town. Long Overdue is a part of the Library Love Notes series, a series of open-door, small-town romances set in the fictional cozy town of Beaver Creek, Ontario.

Kinslee never planned to return to Beaver Creek. Matthew has no plans to let her go again. For Kinslee Wilson, heart break and humiliation led her to leave the only home she'd ever known when she was nineteen. Moving back had never been a part of her plan, but when Grace, her grandmother and the woman who raised her, calls and asks her to come back and run her new cafe location, Kinslee drops everything and makes the move back to the town full of ghosts from her past. Matthew Miller had lived the single life for years, focusing on his love of working with his hands as a contractor and his family. When he was approached by Grace Wilson, the grandmother of the woman who had her heart broken by his son a decade ago, he couldn't say no. What neither Matthew nor Kinslee expected to happen was for sparks to fly when they were thrust upon one another by the very woman who'd called on each of them. Will she be able to thrive alongside him for the sake of her grandmother? Or will her past come back to claim her future? Loving the First Edition is a part of the Library Love Notes series, a series of open-door, small-town romances set in the fictional cozy town of Beaver Creek, Ontario.

Three years after a night of grief, passion, and heartbreak, Wren never expected to see Lawson again, let alone with her son by her side. Still haunted by war and battling PTSD, Lawson returns to Beaver Creek carrying more than just emotional scars. He carries a love he’ll never let go of. As secrets unravel and old wounds reopen, Wren and Lawson must confront the truth about that stormy night, the life they lost, and the chance they might still have. Can love heal what time and silence nearly destroyed, or will the past keep them apart for good? One night changed everything. Three years later, the truth could rewrite their future.

He has a reputation in town. She's determined to give him his second chance.Adelaide Ramsay is a Beaver Creek darling. She’s distantly related to the town’s founders, has a tragic past that was once town gossip, and found success as historical fiction author. The town is happy to claim her as one of their best. But behind her smile is a woman who overcompensates with bright colours and endless hobbies, always feeling like she’s a little too much for anything real. When Zander Browning gets invited to Beaver Creek’s Festival of Local Authors, he’s anxious to return to his hometown. The first fifteen years of his life were spent in town before everything blew up. He tells himself he’s content being alone and deserves it for what he did in the past. But behind his stony exterior is a man yearning for someone to finally love him. Through a stroke of fate, Adelaide is the first person Zander sees at the event, which they spend flirting through books. Adelaide’s sunshine-y personality breaks through Zander’s grey skies. They see each other. But a storm is brewing in town that might just break them apart. Written in the Margins is part of the Library Love Notes series, featuring open-door, small-town romances set in the fictional cozy town of Beaver Creek, Ontario.