Jillian Meadows

Lena’s plans are simple. Surprise her family for Christmas, don’t tell them she lost her job, and most importantly, spend the week relaxing with the people she cares about. But when she arrives in Juniper, she discovers she’s not the only unexpected guest this year. Her brother’s best friend is back after disappearing three years ago without a word. Gavin has the kind of charm Lena has always been drawn to, but even though she’s dying to question him about why he left, he’s the kind of temptation she needs to stay far away from. Gavin didn’t see this coming. His job is to design blueprints and build strategies for dealing with the unexpected, but he didn’t have a strategy for the possibility of seeing Lena again. He’s been dreaming of her since he left, but giving in to his feelings would risk the only home he’s ever known. New try to be friends again. Just friends. But as the pieces fall into place about why Gavin left, staying friends is the last thing on their minds, and all the plans they’ve made might end up completely wrecked. Wreck My Plans is a sweet and spicy age-gap, brother’s best friend romance about finding yourself worthy of love. It features a quiet architect who only wears black, a sassy artist who’s full of color, a small town of holiday fun, and enough swoon and steam to keep you toasty this winter.

A swoony, steamy, STEM romance in which two curators at a science museum—a handsome but grumpy astronomer and an anxious but sunshine-y entomologist—realize they are the perfect match. Equal parts nerdy banter and fiery tension, it’s perfect for fans of Ali Hazelwood and Tessa Bailey. Millie was never one to take the expected path. She's an entomologist who loves her job as a natural science curator, inspiring museum visitors every day. It's her dream to take a larger role in the planning of her department, so when a director position opens up, she is determined not to let anything distract her from her goals. Especially her grumpy coworker with his permanent scowl, electric blue eyes, and nerdy astronomy ties. . . . Not that she’s spent much time noticing any of those things. Finn doesn’t mean to glare at everyone, but he’s juggling his role at the museum, navigating the grief of losing his sister, attempting to make his nieces smile, and trying not to ruin dinner for the fifth night in a row. He can't afford to let anything slip, and certainly doesn't need anything more on his plate. Millie literally stumbling into him with her bright smile and sunny optimism, is the last thing he needs. They want nothing to do with each other. But with Finn on the interview committee, avoidance is impossible. And Millie soon realizes it's one thing when a job is on the line. It's quite another when it's her heart.