I’m just trying to get through this week alive. I didn’t ask to organize this wedding. And I certainly didn’t ask for the world’s worst best man as an assistant. But my brother is marrying the love of his life, and I’ll stop at nothing to give him a perfect wedding day–and get our family’s Inn some much-needed publicity in the process. Which means playing nice with James Weston. My brother’s best friend and I have been feuding for as long as I can remember. We don’t like each other, plain and simple. Or is it? Is it possible that James isn’t the monster I’ve always thought him to be? And why does he keep showing up to save me right when I need him? (Not that I’d EVER admit it). Falling for James is not on my carefully color-coordinated agenda. Too bad nothing seems to go according to plan when James Weston is around… The Next Worst Thing is a sweet romcom with swoony kisses and chemistry, a hilarious cast of quirky small-town characters, and a heartwarming HEA that’s sure to give you all the feels.

This weekend should never have happened. I didn’t ask for Ethan Holmes to suddenly reappear in my life after breaking my heart. He was my childhood friend, my first love. . . and I never wanted to see him again. Then, his beloved Pops dies. And his last request? That the two of us go on a final, weekend-long treasure hunt around Mirror Valley to revisit our childhood haunts. I thought it’d be easy to keep my distance from Ethan. . . Until I end up stuck in a car with the only man I’ve ever loved. The Last Chance Road Trip is a short and sweet romcom novella that serves as a prequel to the Love In Mirror Valley series. You'll find plenty of sweet kisses and sizzling chemistry, but no explicit content. Enjoy hilarious spider-related mishaps, a road trip adventure, all the second chance feels, and an HEA that will make you swoon. \\This story was previously published in the Falling Back Into Love sweet romcom collection. \\

They say the best way to get over someone is to date somebody else. I didn’t ask to have a hopeless (and unrequited) crush on my best friend’s grumpy older brother. For years, I’ve had feelings for Luke Brooks, but it’s time to move on—I’m on a mission to find my perfect match and secure my very own happily-ever-after. Until one tiny mishap with a dating app lands me a new job: Planning singles events for the whole town. Which seems simple enough… until the town council forces Luke to play cupid with me. And as I discover the soft side beneath Luke’s grumpy exterior, getting over my crush becomes a whole lot more complicated. Especially as it’s starting to look like my feelings might not be so unrequited, after all… The Right Wrong Match is a sweet romcom with plenty of swoony kisses and chemistry, a hilarious cast of quirky small-town characters, and a heartwarming HEA that’s sure to give you all the feels.

A Sweet, Small Town Romantic Comedy Hi, I’m Dee, and I’m captain of the friend zone. I didn’t ask for this dubious honor, but don’t worry, I like it this way. I’m happy not dating and just being “one of the guys” on my volleyball team. Until my scary new boss informs me that my job—I’m a developer at a dating app (ironic, right?) that I coded from scratch, an app that is essentially my baby—is in jeopardy. So I lie. Tell him that I’m living proof the app works, because I’m engaged to a man I met on it. And who do I name as my lucky (fake) fiancé? My best friend: Noah Jackson. Noah is my longtime confidant, teammate, and all around favorite person… and while he always says he’d do anything for me, this is surely overstepping the friendship boundary. Right? Apparently not. To my surprise, Noah agrees to go along with my crazy story and be my fake fiancé. And what’s more, he makes it look convincing. So convincing that I’m starting to wonder where the line is between friendship and “more”. And if it would really be so bad to cross that line and leave the friend zone for good… The Real Fake Fiancé is a sweet, laugh-out-loud romcom with all the swoony kisses and chemistry, but no explicit content. You’ll love this story for all of the fake engagement goodness, the cast of quirky small town characters, and a heartwarming, all-the-feels-giving HEA.