Romance Arts

Katie isn't having any luck dating guys in her physical world so she's moving into the digital world. She expects her biggest problem to be deciding how far she's willing to move if she finds a good match. As she begins a written relationship with someone local, she faces a very different problem. How can she figure out if the similarities to a coworker are merely coincidental? Katie fears she's heading for rejection if it's the same guy and disappointment if it isn't. But when she starts talking to him in person to speed up the discernment process, things get a little more complicated.

Trevor Norman is not a morning person. He's grumpy and groggy during the early part of the day. When he meets what could be the woman of his dreams in this state, things go poorly. Trying to improve her opinion of him only makes the situation worse. And worse.Alison Brachy doesn't know what to make of the guy who keeps wandering into her shop. He says all the wrong things yet seems desperate to do better. She's intrigued and wants to know more about him and his story. When Trevor gives up, people around them conspire to give them both another chance.

Audra Norman is an artist. Her lovely and unique landscapes are finally being appreciated beyond her friends and family. Unfortunately, Audra doesn't have the control over people that she does over brushstrokes. Her grandmother gave the job she wanted to her brother and her roommate's romantic problem is about to become Audra's problem, too. Life isn't forming an idyllic scene. Then there's Bartholomew Fuller. Is he trying to drive her nuts with the constant requests for a painting, or is he patiently waiting for Audra to figure out how he fits into the picture?