Sophie Andrews

People have called me impulsive and reckless before, yet my spur of the moment decision to “date” Claire Hart might be the best chance I’ve ever taken. When I find out my landlord is selling my house, I’m desperate to buy it. But as a second grade teacher, I’m not exactly rolling in the dough. I find my solution in a local radio station giving away $10,000 dollars. The catch? Only couples can enter. Undeterred, I convince the school librarian to play my girlfriend, although she doesn’t think anyone would believe we’d ever date in real life. Especially since she was recently dumped for supposedly being boring and grumpy. One kiss is all it takes for me to know there is nothing boring or grumpy about her, and suddenly this little game we’re playing is about more than just money. I am nothing if not competitive, and Claire is one challenge I’m not willing to lose. Content Note: Tangled Chances is a fake dating, workplace romance between the goldenest of all golden retriever boyfriends and the librarian he is obsessed with. But if you are for book banning, against supporting teachers, and don’t feel like it’s important to protect ALL children, then this book ain’t for you. Everyone else, enjoy!

The last time I saw my little brother’s best friend was before I’d left for boot camp when she still had pigtails and braces. Now Samantha Kohler is all grown up and home for the summer with an offer I can’t refuse. Twelve weeks of casual fun? Hell yes. The problem is I’ve only ever had serious relationships and don’t know how to do no-strings-attached. But Sam has plans to complete her PhD and is moving out of state at the end of the August, so a future together is impossible. With the countdown on, I collect as many of her smiles, kisses, and moans as I can. Yet it’s not enough. I want more. A summer fling, that’s all we’re supposed to be. Or is it? Content Tangled Hearts is a steamy and angst-filled open-door romance between a commitment-phone academic and a Marine vet struggling with a combat injury and PTSD. It also includes some discussion of an eating disorder. *Previously published as Flirting with Mr. Serious by Suzanne Baltsar

I never expected the hottest one-night-stand of my life to turn up at my studio as the grumpy single dad to one of my dance students. But teaching here is only a temporary gig because at the end of six weeks I’m moving on. And it was all going according to plan until Dylan Matthews showed up with his dangerous gaze and stubbled jaw and six pack abs. With my self-imposed deadline growing nearer, I have no time or desire to get emotionally involved with a man. But a no-string-attached fling I could handle. Or so I thought. Besides Dylan’s talents in the bedroom or car or office, he’s unexpectedly sweet under his stern glower, and no amount of rehearsing is enough for me to smile when I eventually have to say goodbye.

There are three things to know about Tilly 1. She’s a liar. 2. She thinks she’s in love with her best friend. 3. She’s got a plan to ruin his wedding. Tilly and her best friend have been through it all. For decades, he has been her support system, and she’s been his right hand gal, and now he’s engaged to someone else? Not on her watch. "Hey, want to help me break up a wedding?" is a dubious start to an unlikely friendship, but the bride’s ex-boyfriend, Zack, is the perfect partner in crime for Tilly's misguided plan to spoil the nuptials. The bearded and brooding man is clearly desperate to win back the love of his life, and she’s all too willing to help if it’ll break up the happy couple. But the more she tries to interfere with the wedding and the closer she gets to Zack, the more confusing Tilly's feelings become. About a decades-long friendship, about what she thought was love, and most terrifyingly, about the way Zack saves all of his smiles for her.

Tangled up in love and in the sheets... Gemma Turney is a walking contradiction. A short-tempered, foul-mouthed vegan yogi and environmentalist with a tongue sharp enough to bring a lesser man to his knees. Fortunately, I am not one of those men. When we’re thrown together for a wedding, she does everything she can to get under my skin. Which works, just not in the way she’s hoping. She’s a thorn in my side that I have no interest in removing. So it’s no surprise that one minute we're nose to nose in an argument, and the next I have her pinned against the wall. Because keeping her mouth busy is the only way my girl is ever quiet. Content Note: Tangled Up is an open door romance between a perfectionist engineer and a foul-mouthed vegan yogi with lots of laughs and plenty of spice. There are also discussions about death/grief over loss of parents and abortion. *Previously published as Hating Mr. Perfect by Suzanne Baltsar

Evan Hart’s marriage is falling apart, and he has no idea how to fix it.Ever since Holly sat down next to him in sixth grade, she’d been his, and he’d been hers. Two decades later, they can’t even find anything to say to each other over dinner. Let alone make time for each other in the bedroom.It’s all his fault, too many long hours at work and not enough attention paid to his wife.But there's not been one day, since they first met, that she has not been the center of his world. Somehow, he let her forget.This Christmas he’ll make her remember and rekindle their spark.Wrapped Up in Holly is an all vibes, no plot marriage in crisis spicy novella that can be enjoyed any time during the year, but especially with twinkling lights and your favorite Christmas album.