Warners

I was supposed to be building bookshelves, not feelings.And yet, here we are.I'm finally making my dream come true-a cozy bookstore café in my hometown, where locals can sip lattes and get lost in paperbacks.Too bad no one warned me how much construction is needed to turn an empty building into a coffee shop.(Weeps in espresso beans.)With my brother-aka my biggest hype man and only surviving family member--working overseas, I'm facing this challenge solo.Enter Nick Warner-my brother's best friend and the town's resident bad boy. Despite his reputation, he's always been a cinnamon roll to me, and he has all the skills I need to fix up the building. Inconveniently, he's also the kind of guy I find incredibly attractive.But he's a long-time friend, and I don't want to make things awkward between us, so I resolve to shove my feelings down deep.I am totally capable of ignoring my attraction to him. Absolutely. If he would just stop being so irresistible!I thought my biggest challenge would be keeping my business from failing before the grand opening. Unfortunately, it seems like my heart found a way to unlock an even bigger one: falling in love with my brother's best friend.Bookstore Kisses & Small Town Wishes is a laugh-out-loud, small-town romantic comedy full of swoon-worthy moments, sizzling kisses, and cozy autumn vibes. It's a closed door romance with mild swearing/language.

Samuel Warner is rich, charming, the CEO of his family's business, and the guy I've hated since grade school. Now, thanks to one of my more questionable ideas, he's also my new pretend boyfriend.Our families have been at each other's throats for three generations, fighting over the future of our small town. The Warners are all for bulldozing and modernizing every corner of Fox Creek, while my family is determined to preserve our quirky little town and its quaint ways. But even without the family feud, Samuel's charm and charisma (and his maddening smirk) would still get on my nerves.Samuel is insufferably smooth, his favorite hobby is teasing me even though he's able to charm the most cantankerous granny in the county, and he's spine-tinglingly handsome. Worse yet, he knows it!But when my brother falls head over heels for a Warner girl, I'm desperate to find a way to unite our families. So, I propose a totally sane, not-at-all-ridiculous plan: Samuel and I will pretend to be in a serious relationship, faking our way to family peace and town harmony with a Romeo-and-Juliet-style performance (minus the tragedy at the end).First problem with this fantastic idea? Samuel agrees way too quickly, which screams that he's got a hidden agenda. And yet, he's so perfect in the role of doting boyfriend, I can't figure out what his angle is.Second problem? This relationship might be fake, but my heart didn't get the memo. Every "date" and impromptu public display of affection Samuel insists on performing stirs up feelings I'm not prepared for. Soon enough, I'm wondering if I can really end this without a total family feud-or losing my heart.A Guide to Fake Dating Your Enemy is a laugh-out-loud small-town romantic comedy full of swoon-worthy moments, sizzling kisses, and a romance that's anything but fake. It's a closed door romance with mild swearing/language.

Isaac Warner is the tyrant of the finance department, notorious for his uncompromising perfectionism and blatant disregard for what anyone thinks about him. He's brilliant, unfairly blessed with top-tier looks, and is also my boss. Or at least he was, until I quit today.It's not that I can't handle Isaac's icy attitude or his reputation as the office overlord. Nor do I mind serving as the go-between for him and the rest of the department as everyone else is either terrified or awestruck by him. No, it's the endless hours of overtime that got to me.I have no life outside the office-I haven't had time to do anything but work since I became Isaac's assistant.So…I quit.To my shock, Isaac's stone-cold façade cracks, and suddenly I'm on the receiving end of his full, undivided attention.All of it.I thought I was immune to his devastating good looks, but I never stood a chance against how charming he can be when he's motivated. And after all our time together, he already knows every detail about me-right down to my shoe size.My coworkers swear he's doing all this to date me, but that's impossible. Isaac isn't the romantic type-he sees it as a waste of time.The real question is: can I keep my resolve to walk away when my untouchable boss suddenly wants me more than anything?A Guide to Bantering With Your Boss is a laugh-out-loud, small-town romantic comedy full of swoon-worthy moments, sizzling kisses, and an office romance between an icy executive and his assistant . It's a closed door romance with mild swearing/language.