Stuck With You

I have a crush on my new boss. I'm very professional, but I'm not superhuman. I can't resist a broody man in a suit, and the new principal wears his well. He's so put together and sophisticated-a far cry from the duds I've been out with lately. On top of that, his smooth British accent gives me the feels. I didn't think men like Oliver Westbrook existed in real life. I just wish I would've made a better impression at our first faculty meeting. In fact, I wish every encounter with him didn't end with me nervously sweating through my blouses. If only I could stop putting my foot in my mouth. To make matters worse, I get stranded with the frustratingly handsome man after a teacher retreat since our coworkers accidentally forgot us. But the minute we're alone and miles away from reality, something glorious happens. Oliver loosens his tie and opens up to me, revealing more about himself and his feelings, which makes my knees weak. With every vulnerable truth, I find myself falling harder. I'm in deep trouble-the kind that'll land me in detention. But it doesn't stop me from taking the risk. Contains mature themes.

I'm stuck with my one-night stand. What was supposed to be a quick and blissful night with a yummy stranger has turned into my worst nightmare, thanks to a nasty storm and power outage. The carefree single life I choose to lead only works because I wholeheartedly avoid getting to know the guys I meet. And now, I'm dangerously close to being swept off my feet by the tattooed former soccer player. I can't escape learning every intriguing detail about him. Not that it matters. I won't be seeing him again. Except fate intervenes, and I do see him again-and he asks me to marry him. With wild hair and charm for days, Wade Jameson is the stuff of fantasies. It's why I hooked up with him in the first place. But marriage? Ha! I cherish my single life like I do my margaritas. But when he insists I'm his best option to get custody of his daughter since we have "a history," I can't say no. I can't share with him the main reason I say yes, either. That would mean getting even closer to him, and developing real feelings for my fake husband would be a mistake. But the more we pretend to be a family, the more I surprise myself and wonder . . . what if we can have it all? Contains mature themes.

When I accepted the offer to work on a movie set, I had no idea I was agreeing to be the lead actor's fake girlfriend. If I'd known, there's no way I would've played along. Not after what he did to me. To everyone else, Ian Brock is a Hollywood star. The life of the party. The guy next door with a smile to melt ice cream. To me, he's the ex who broke my heart. But the years have done nothing to ruin how good-looking, charming, or funny he is. And the more we pretend to be a couple, the more obvious it becomes that our chemistry is back. Then there's the kiss we share for the rest of the world-it makes me ache for more. Add a bottle of champagne and one stolen slow dance, and we're spilling our secrets . . . and losing our hearts. Ian insists it's all for show. A way to get his co-star off his back and save his career. But that kiss felt a little too real. And as old wounds start to heal, I can't help but envision a future with him-one I've wanted since I was eighteen. Can we finally ride off into the sunset, or is it all too good to be true? Contains mature themes.

After his latest public mishap, Manhattan's favorite CEO needs a place to hide until the media latches onto a new scandal. My brother offers Carter our family's cabin for refuge without telling me,the same cabin where I was supposed to spend a relaxing week for my birthday. Instead, I'm stuck babysitting the arrogant man-child. This cabin is not big enough to contain Carter's ego... or my sanity. All we do is argue. And right when I'm certain I'll strangle him, he surprises me by calling a truce. Even more shocking? His kind gestures. His sweet words. His vulnerable side. That near-kiss while we're out on a hike. I can't stop imagining it. If he kisses the same way he wears those expensive suits, like he's doing them a favor, then I'm in trouble. Then again, a little trouble never hurt anyone... right? Contains mature themes.