He’s an athlete at the top of his game, and she’s the girl he left behind. Now he’s asking for a second chance, but this time, she’s calling the shots. Tala Reyes lives life dancing to a breathless beat. With two full-time jobs and a family to support, she has no time to dwell on what-ifs: What if her grandmother never got sick? What if she never left Manila? And definitely not what if Jason Meyer hadn’t ghosted her in college? The world knows Jason as the NBA golden boy, but to Tala, he was her first friend in the US—and her first taste of heartbreak. So when he shows up in town, she reminds herself not to cave to his overdue apology and superstar charm. She has more than enough to worry about, especially when she discovers her work visa is on the line. Despite her doubts, he’s determined to make up for his absence. Tala wonders: what if she gave this thing between them a chance? They’re from different worlds, and their futures have never been more uncertain. But it’s just for the summer, right? No big deal. Famous last words. The Off-Chance of Me and You is a second chance, old-friends to lovers romance with a slow burn and a dash of spice. This is the first standalone novel in the Reyes Siblings series.

All bets are off when Little Miss Sunshine and the grump learn to play nice. Luna Reyes moved to the US with a dream: to prove herself to her family. When her older sister returns to Manila, Luna is determined to get through college on her own, despite her parents’ doubts and her insecurities. She doesn’t need a keeper—especially not her sister’s best friend. Not when he’s been a jerk to her since they met. Gabe Martins has one goal: to build a stable life for himself. He has no patience for relationships—except when it comes to his best (and only) friend. So even though he wants nothing to do with Luna, he considers it his duty to check in on her. Sterling’s too small a town not to run into her anyway. One text turns into a phone call, and soon, they’re going on a road trip without killing each other. It turns out he’s got a sweet side she always wanted, and she’s the bright spot he never thought he needed. But with their goals at stake, will they risk it all for a chance at true love? The Odds of Happily Ever After is a dislike to friends to lovers contemporary romance with a simmering slow burn and a dash of spice. It is the second book in the Reyes Siblings series but can be read as a standalone.

The city boy with a promising future meets the beach town girl with a troubled past in this unlikely romance. Alonzo Reyes has everything going for him: a close-knit family, a scholarship to law school, and his dream girlfriend. He’s golden…or so it seems. In reality, he’s floundering on the brink of that dreaded f-word. Failure. After a revelation pushes him over the edge, he escapes to the waves of La Union and crashes right into the town’s resident grumpy surfer. Cam Cruz has no blood ties, no college degree, and no boyfriend. But she loves her life near the sea with friends who feel like family. All she needs is a stable job—not an annoyingly attractive boy from Manila messing up her flow. Alonzo can’t help being intrigued by the one girl he can’t seem to charm, and no matter how many times Cam says goodbye, fate has other plans. When their paths cross again, they learn that there’s more to each other than meets the eye. Judgments are questioned, emotions are compromised, and soon, their beliefs about love are put to the test. Can they overcome their differences for the chance at an epic ride, or will they play it safe and stick to solid ground? The Fallacy of True Love is a strangers-to-lovers contemporary romance with angst and spice. It is the last book in the Reyes Siblings series but can be read as a standalone.