Everyone knows Poverlys and Laurents don't mix. Coco and Deb Poverly are doing fine. Just don’t ask about the money, the bills, or the new shop threatening Deb’s bakery. Coco will do anything to help her great-aunt, even trade places with a wedding guest for extra cash. Dressed as an heiress, Coco falls for the charm and good looks of none other than Preston Laurent, Sugar Creek’s most eligible bachelor. But he’s a Laurent. No matter how hot he looks in a tux, they can't be together. He has everything except someone to share it with. Preston Laurent is the son of a wealthy diplomat. Meeting a down-to-earth heiress at a wedding could be the start of finding the love he's searching for—until his ideal woman turns out to be the penniless Coco Poverly. Their romance would tear his world apart. Preston must decide what he wants most. If he admits feelings for a Poverly, his grandfather will cut him off. But if he says nothing, he loses her. He would have done anything for Debra. Fifty years ago, Roland Laurent was in love with the wrong girl from the wrong family. After a failed elopement, he knew he shouldn't have sacrificed for a life with a Poverly. When his grandson Preston sets his sights on Coco, Roland warns him against the hurt Debra caused decades ago, hoping to save him pain. Deb’s lost love shaped her heart and life. She never married and never forgave Roland for not returning to Sugar Creek. But now he's back in town, and just as good looking as ever. But her pride won't let her explain what happened half a century ago. How can she watch Coco and Preston's relationship fail after the generations of bad blood between their families? Coco and Preston defy their relatives to find healing for the misunderstandings that have plagued their families for over a hundred years, allowing everyone a chance to find peace and move on from pain that has nothing to do with them and everything to do with what's keeping them apart.

I’ve got the perfect recipe to find a boyfriend for Christmas. The funny thing is, I wasn’t looking for one. He sort of found me. I was just supposed to go to Thanksgiving dinner with him, and I came home fake engaged to the boss’s son. Now I’m spending the month of December with him and his twin in a small town called Sugar Creek, Vermont while he gets ready for a big shot celebrity chef cooking competition. He’s got all the ingredients to make a perfect boyfriend, so it’s too bad that this engagement has a built-in expiration date. He’s not the kind of guy who gives up that easily, and he’s developing a secret sauce of his own to win me over. Even though things are heating up between us, there’s no way this relationship is anything but a half-baked idea. Because I’ve got a secret of my own simmering, and if it spills over, there’s no way to clean up this mess. Or maybe love is like an egg—sometimes you break your heart, and it takes a lot of scrambling to make things right, but when you do, there’s nothing better in the whole world. So, yeah, maybe my life is like an omelet. So cheesy.

Darcy Fletcher has been struggling to find her purpose in life. She’s run out of general classes and still doesn’t know what her major should be. Perhaps taking a job as a nanny this fall will be a better use of her time than college. At least she’ll be making money instead of wasting it. The new high school coach, Evan Porter, has decided that small-town Sugar Creek is where he wants to raise his five-year-old daughter. Unfortunately, he needs extra help during the football season. One of the Sugar Mamas sets him up with a nanny. Darcy’s young, impulsive, full of energy, and too appealing for her own good. He can’t stop thinking about her, but Evan learned the hard way that young love doesn’t last, and he won’t be Darcy’s practice run. Will Darcy find she belongs with Evan, or will their age difference be too much for him to get over?

Childhood crushes battle on opposite sides of a town issue that might leave one of them homeless. After breaking up with her lawyer boyfriend, Charlotte Laurent takes a much-needed gap-year before law school to re-evaluate her life, staying with her brother in Sugar Creek. When the town proposes to annex Laurent Mansion, she’s on the committee to make it happen–in direct opposition to her neighbor and childhood crush, Eric Benton. If she doesn't get this proposition to pass, she and her brother may have to leave the only family home they've ever known. Dairy farmer Eric hadn’t seen well-born Charlotte since they played hide-and-go-seek together at age ten. But now she’s all grown up and back in town, stirring up hope that he might be fit to do more than tie her boots, but she's causing trouble for his struggling dairy in desperate need of repairs. If the proposition passes, his family may have to close the dairy and leave Sugar Creek. When the two engage in a prank-war supporting their own sides, the heat is on—in their romance as well as the contest. Only one can save their family legacy. This Rom-com romp has a haunted mansion, a treasure hunt, a fall festival, prank wars, and a barbershop quartet. Tropes: one bed, childhood crush, all grown up

Megs' life is stuck on pause. Her once-promising acting dreams left her in debt, forcing her to move back home and juggle latte orders instead of auditions. When her mom tells her their house is going up for sale, Megs is forced to enroll in a medical coding certification course at the local community college to get her own place. Just as Megs hits mute on her ambitions, the whisper of an opportunity a narration competition by the renowned local romance novelist, Oscar Calloway. In an impulsive moment, Megs enrolls in an Intro to Recording class to get access to recording equipment, only to realize the professor is the mysterious guy with tortoiseshell glasses she’d been eyeing on shift at Green Mountain Grinds. She can’t admit to anyone that she spent money she doesn’t have to audition again, not when she’s failed so many times already. But then her name appears in the local Sugar Creek paper as a finalist for the competition. Smack dab next to Gideon’s. Her hot new professor who was supposed to be helping her land the gig in the first place. Now Megs is not only enrolled in Gideon’s class for the semester but required to spend evenings and weekends with him in the final romantic stages of Oscar’s elimination rounds. Megs can’t lose the competition. Gideon can’t date his students. But surrounded by starlit nights, midnight bonfires, and Oscar’s audition scenes, will they be able to keep their eyes on the prize and off each other? Love in Audio is a delightful rom-com where dreams play on shuffle, past regrets seek a rewind, and life’s soundtrack might be worth one more remix. Fans of Emily Henry or Katherine Center will adore this charming autumn read. Scroll up to Buy Now!

I kissed my boss, then I ghosted him. I’ve grown up a lot since then, and things have changed. I’ve always wished I had a second chance with him, and now… Maybe I do. Luke wants to bring our band to play at his celebrity brothers’ wedding. I’m moving to Alaska at the end of the week, so it’s my last chance to hang out with him. I’m a go-with-the-flow hippie, so I figured, Why Not?, but I had no idea what I was signing up for. Luke’s family makes My Big Fat Greek Wedding look tame. It’s changing everything about the dynamic between me and Luke. The walls between us are falling down, and best of all, he’s not my boss anymore. Nothing’s in our way—except ourselves. And my concussion. And the Twitch livestream. And a fake engagement. Oh, and his brother’s secret baby. Then there’s the paparazzi. I don’t know. Maybe we’re not meant to be. Maybe the universe is conspiring against us. But maybe, just maybe, there’s a chance of salvaging this autumn boyfriend disaster before we ruin his brothers’ wedding for his entire family. A second chance romantic comedy in the Sugar Creek series. This is a fall romance featuring plenty of pumpkin but no spice—just swoony kisses, baked apples, and warm sweaters.