Only Magic in the Building

He's a no-nonsense businessman. She's a free-spirited baker. But the magical building they live in seems to think they're a perfect match… When billionaire Archer Gaines needs to escape his father's corrupt shadow and a related scandal, he purchases The Serendipity, a historic apartment building far from New York City. He believes in bottom lines and big business deals, definitely not in the local folklore surrounding the town of Serendipity Springs. So he's eager to move forward with plans to flip the building into luxury lofts. But The Serendipity doesn't particularly care what Archer believes, and the building has plans of its own. Willa never believed in the rumors about her "magical" building. But that was before she walked into her closet looking for a sweater and found herself in another apartment altogether-in the penthouse closet of the grumpy and unfortunately attractive new building owner. This is less of a meet-cute than a meet-ugly, and things only go downhill from there. When Archer announces sweeping changes that include a rent increase, he becomes public enemy number one for the residents. And by charging Willa for use of the commercial kitchen, he puts her fledgling baking business at risk. With his progress being (magically) blocked at every turn, Archer grows desperate for help. But the bewitching woman he found hiding in his closet seems to present both the answer and a larger problem: because Archer never planned to fall in love or stay in Serendipity Springs forever… The Serendipity is a standalone book in the Only Magic in the Building series. These closed-door, whimsical romance books are all set in the same historic building, which has a habit of playing matchmaker with its residents. There are light magical elements, but no spells, shifters, or dark magic of any kind.

Six months to find love. One overprotective menace (who's way too handsome for his own good). And a building that might have the final say. Scarlett Fernsby holds the world record for shortest relationships. Mostly thanks to overprotective parents and an interfering brother, every attempt at dating has been a disaster. When her whole family is out of town for six glorious months, she knows it's time to find love. What she didn't count on was Wade Hendrix. Her older brother's best friend. He's even worse than her brother. He's soon crashing every date of hers, and Scarlett's beginning to wonder if he's made it his life's mission to annoy her. Wade is a firefighter with a hero complex; she doesn't want to be his pity problem. Especially when she's starting to misinterpret those fiery looks of his. Scarlett doesn't know what to do with this newfound attraction to him, and though she'd like to scrub him out of her life, the building she lives in has a very different plan. Wade Hendrix has a problem. His best friend asked him to keep an eye on his little sister. But Wade has trouble keeping his eyes off of her. What starts out as a favor for his best friend soon turns into pure torture: watching Scarlett date other men right in front of him. Wade would love to tell her how he feels-but he knows she doesn't feel the same. Or does she? After an especially disastrous date that Wade ruins-and with the help of a very special mop that likes to grant wishes-Scarlett tells Wade that he owes her a goodnight kiss. But one kiss isn't enough. Wade wants forever. Now he just has to convince Scarlett that just maybe, love has been right in front of her all along. Clean Out of Luck is a standalone book in the Only Magic in the Building series. These closed-door, whimsical romance books are all set in the same historic building, which has a habit of playing matchmaker with its residents. There are light magical elements, but no spells, shifters, or dark magic of any kind.

When your nemesis is your next-door neighbor, falling for him is not part of the plan… but fate may have other ideas. Olivia Pennington has spent her whole life competing with Logan Alexander-and losing. From spelling bees to science fairs, he's always been one step ahead, snagging the trophies, titles, accolades, and now … he's after the promotion she desperately wanted. As if that's not bad enough, Logan also moved into the apartment she had her heart set on. Logan's been secretly falling in love with Olivia since the third grade. His strategy? Stay close, win her over. But the more he foisted himself on her, the bigger mess he made. Now Logan's back in town, and he's determined to settle the score. He's over his crush, so he thinks. And he just wants to bury the hatchet, preferably not by Olivia chucking it at him. When a string of mysterious fortune cookies starts appearing, hinting at a match between Logan and Olivia, Logan's all in. Olivia? Not so much. But in this building, fate isn't merely a suggestion-it's practically written on the walls. If you thought Mr. Darcy had a hard time convincing Elizabeth of his good intentions, just wait until you watch Logan attempt to win Olivia's heart-one stubborn, banter-filled battle at a time. Enemies-to-lovers meets a sprinkle of magic in this laugh-out-loud, heartfelt romcom with a Pride and Prejudice vibe. Misfortune and Mr. Right is a standalone book in the Only Magic in the Building series. These whimsical romance books are all set in the same historic building, which has a habit of playing matchmaker with its residents. There are light magical elements, but no spells, shifters, or dark magic of any kind. And the romance is closed-door, which means kissing only.

Some love stories are written... this one is magically delivered. Iris Ellington isn't looking for love. Not even a little bit. With a long list of failed relationships behind her, she's decided to reinvent herself as a person who doesn't fall head over heels on the first date. New town. New job. New Iris. But someone-or something-has other plans. When her neighbor's newspaper lands in front of her door, Iris has no choice but to return it. And when she does, she comes face to face with a ridiculously handsome but very grumpy chef who all but slams the door in her face. Matteo Morgan just wants to be left alone. He's loved and lost and has zero interest in ever doing that again, which is why it makes no sense that The Serendipity's magical newspaper has decided to turn him into an unwilling Cupid. Matchmaking is hardly in his wheelhouse. And yet, for the last three years, that's exactly what he's done. And he's always done it alone. Until now. When the newspaper pulls his bubbly neighbor into its matchmaking schemes, Matteo has no choice but to go along with it, hoping that maybe, finally, he can pass Cupid's bow and arrow on to her. Thrown together by fate, they must navigate the newspaper's increasingly absurd demands while trying to resist the undeniable spark between them. Will Iris melt the ice around Matteo's heart and embrace the magic? Or will Matteo scare her off with his grumpy demeanor and ruin any chance of happiness? In a building where anything is possible, Iris and Matteo might just find that the greatest magic of all is finding love when they least expect it. The Cupid Chronicles is a standalone book in the Only Magic in the Building series. These closed-door, whimsical romance books are all set in the same historic building, which has a habit of playing matchmaker with its residents. There are light magical elements, but no spells, shifters, or dark magic of any kind.

Unlucky in love Sophie Stewart might need a miracle to find her one true love… or maybe just a little bit of magic. Sophie Stewart knows a lot about plants. The rooftop garden she tends and beautifies is ample evidence of that. What she doesn't know is anything about love, not with her long track record of always picking the wrong guy. But then a mystery flower pops up in her garden-a flower that only blooms in the presence of true love. Never one to shy away from a little magic, Sophie convinces her best friend, Peter, to help her use the flower to find her soulmate. But after an unexpected kiss with the one man she never thought she'd fall for, Sophie starts to wonder if she's looking for love in all the wrong places. The flower has a plan, but only Sophie can decide if she wants to trust it or take fate into her own hands. Best friends turn to lovers in this heartwarming romantic comedy about love and choice and making your own destiny. Petals and Plot Twists is a standalone book in the Only Magic in the Building series. These closed-door, whimsical romance books are all set in the same historic building, which has a habit of playing matchmaker with its residents. There are light magical elements, but no spells, shifters, or dark magic of any kind.