It Must Be Love

I'm in love with my coworker. Not that he has any idea. I'm getting very good at keeping secrets. I'm freakishly tall. When 96% of the male population is shorter than I am, dating does not come easy. After my last (and only) boyfriend broke my heart, I have no intention of dating anyone.Not even Theo. It doesn't matter that he's taller than me. Or that his laugh makes my skin pebble in goosebumps, and his smile brightens even the dullest of days. Repeat after me: I am happy in the friend zone. Until I discover I'm pregnant with my ex-boyfriend's baby. This is a secret I will keep for as long as possible… which isn't long enough. When the company gossip girl finds out and spreads it around work, she mentions Theo is the father.With that one misunderstanding, Theo becomes something more than a friend: the perfect fake boyfriend and an amazing father-to-be. The longer we pretend a relationship, the harder it is for me to see the truth hidden within the fiction. Is our lie worth keeping if it ruins our friendship and shatters my heart in the process? It's Not Like It's a Secret is a sweet workplace romance with best friends-to-more and is perfect for readers who love swoony while keeping the action clean and wholesome.

Starting over after divorce isn't easy. Neither is living next door to the most antagonistic fireman in all of Arizona. To say that my neighbor, Conrad Beck, and I got off on the wrong foot is an understatement. Whenever I look at him, I'm reminded of the humiliating experience of being caught in my underwear burning a grilled cheese sandwich. I'm positive every time he looks at me, he remembers how I almost burned down the duplex we share. He may dislike me, but he's patient with my son and he's adored by his precocious daughter. The same daughter who's decided I should be her new mom. When his sister moves to Texas leaving him without childcare and I'm overcome with hospital bills and an ex-husband who won't leave me alone, we realize we can help each other. Is there more to this man than my first impressions led me to believe? An emphatic yes. The real question becomes, how do I resist falling in love when we've both agreed to be nothing more than friends?It's Not Like It's Real is a sweet marriage of convenience romance, perfect for readers who enjoy romantic tension without any action beyond kisses.

I found the perfect man for my sister. What happens when I want to keep him for myself? Impersonating my older sister Stella on a dating app is supposed to help her find happiness and true love.Instead, she refuses to go on the date I set up for her with Joel, aka The Perfect Man. After months of weeding through all the weirdos online, this is the thanks I get? When I show up to tell Joel how I unintentionally catfished him, he immediately thinks I'm my sister. Before I know it, I'm on a date as Stella. One night of pretending to be my sister won't do any harm…right?Except one date turns into two. I thought Joel was everything my sister would want in a man. Turns out, he's actually everything I need. It's a twisted situation: I like him, but he thinks he likes her. Joel's been lied to before. When he finds out I did the same, he'll never want to see me again. But he's the only thing that makes sense right now, when everything else in my life feels out of my control. What's a girl to do?It's Not Like It's Forever is perfect for readers who love a well-earned happy-ever-after and enjoy weightier topics mixed in with their spice-free romance.

I lost my best friend over a man. I won't fall into the same trap a second time. When I find out my best friend has been secretly dating the man I've been crushing on for months, I somehow lose her friendship and our whole friend group in one fatal swoop. To say that the situation devastates me is an understatement. Still reeling from their duplicity, I find comfort from an unlikely source: Drew Yarrow. I haven't seen Drew since I left for college, fifteen years ago. When he dances back into my life, quite literally as he sings karaoke, he saves me from my social exile. He's grown into a kind, teasing, chivalrous man. It isn't long before I feel more for him than friendship, no matter that he's six years younger than me. But I've learned my lesson. Unrequited crushes only bring destruction. I'm not about to lose him because of my messy feelings. Friendship is what we have and how it will always remain. Except when I fall in love with his small hometown and decide to uproot my comfortable life to live next door to him, how do I resist his charm? How do I remain content with friendship when what my heart wants is forever?It's Not Like It's Meant to Be is a sweet small town, age-gap romance perfect for readers who love slow-burn tension with all the swoon but no action beyond kissing.