A romance novel–obsessed social media influencer revisits her exes on her hunt for true love in this romantic comedy from the author of Set On You.
Romance-novel connoisseur Tara Chen has had her heart broken ten times by ten different men--all of whom dumped her because of her "stage-five clinger" tendencies. Nevertheless, Tara is determined to find The One. The only problem? Classic meet-cutes are dead thanks to modern dating apps. So Tara decides to revisit her exes in hopes of securing her very own trope-worthy second-chance romance.
Boston firefighter Trevor Metcalfe will be the first to rush into a burning building but the last to rush into a relationship. Love just isn't his thing. When his new roommate Tara enlists him to help her reconnect with her exes, he reluctantly agrees. But Tara's journey is leading him to discover his own new chapter.
The more time they spend together, the more Tara realizes Trevor seems to be the only one who appreciates her authentic, dramatic self. To claim their happily-ever-after, can Tara and Trevor read between the lines of their growing connection?
And that’s where she runs into Dr. Sebastian Lam, the son of her parents’ close friends, whom she hasn’t seen in years. He’s moved back to Ontario, newly single, and… Oh my God. He’s really hot.
The attraction is mutual and no-strings-attached sex is the perfect arrangement for both of them, since Amber has sworn off dating after a string of terrible boyfriends.
But what if their families find out they’re spending time together and start interfering in their lives? That would be a disaster.
Even worse? If they develop feelings for each other, given a relationship is the last thing Amber wants right now…
I want to keep pleasing him, be his good girl and
the hardworking woman he married and fell in love with.
But when I’m so tired, distracted by my sense of
smell that works overtime and uncomfortably bloated, it’s hard.
Maybe that’s why when Hudson sees through me and
demands I take some time off after our Valentine’s day tonight, I say yes in a
heartbeat.
Because, really, that’s all I need. Some rest.
Right?
Little Valentine is a steamy,
dark, and spicy romantic erotica novella that picks up when Avery and Hudson
are already married. It features a domineering, demanding millionaire hero and
the strong, smart heroine who is his equal in every way, even when she's doing
as she's told. HEA guaranteed.
Join Mae West and the Laundry Club Ladies as they cha cha and twirl their way around Happy Trails Campground as they put on some sleuthing dance shoes to bring closure to this southern and fun cozy Valentine's mystery.
When I begged Hank Sharp to take dance lessons to celebrate Valentine's Day, I knew I was getting more than I had bargained for. But when a dancer's dead body shows up at the height of the competition and Hank is hired to investigate the murder, I had no idea what we were in store for when he had Dottie Swaggert and Henry Bryant go undercover as a dance competition couple to get insider information.
After a little snooping around, we discovered there were deep running feuds and passions behind those sequins and smiles that gave motive and opportunity to kill for the desires to win the most coveted dancing title.
Time is running out and we fear Dottie's life is in danger. Let's face it, she has a hard time keeping her mouth shut. And NO ONE puts Dottie in the corner.
That is, it usually means those things. But when
you're Princess Mia, nothing happens the way it's supposed to. For one thing,
Grandmere seems determined to prove "that boy" (or Michael, as he is
commonly known) isn't the right one for the crown princess of Genovia. And Mia
isn't having much luck proving otherwise, since Michael has a history of being
decidedly against any kind of exploitative commercialization (Valentine's Day,
as it is commonly known).
Boris can declare his love openly to Lilly, and
even Kenny comes through with a paltry Whitman's Sampler. So why can't Michael
give in to Cupid and tell Mia he loves her--preferably with something wrapped
in red or pink and accompanied by roses--in time to prove he's Mia's true
prince?
