Shannon O'Connor

ASIN B09PZWZVN7 moved to the more recent edition Someone should’ve told me pretending to date your best friend only works if you aren’t in love with them. Kennedy Davis is not in love with her best friend. That’s what she tells every girl she dates anyway, but it always ends up the same. Sienna Stevens is in love with her best friend, but she’s too afraid to admit it. A hopeless romantic who hopes her best friend might one day see her as more. When Kennedy must return home for her brother’s wedding it only makes sense to bring her best friend along. But Kennedys fears of returning home give Sienna a chance for Kennedy to see her as more—by being her fake girlfriend. So when the line between friends and more gets blurred with Sienna, will Kennedy finally see what everyone’s been telling her all along and confess her true feelings? Or will she hide how she feels to keep their friendship? After all, a fake relationship only for the summer, can’t hurt right? FF Fake Dating Romance set as part of the Summers in Seaside series. ALSO apart of Shannon O'Connor's 'Only in Seaside' Series book #1

The last thing Brooke wanted was to spend spring break as a newly single fifth wheel to her friends in Paris. They beg her to come, promising their happy relationships won't be the focus of the trip. She begrudgingly gets on the plane and regrets it. The more she tries to enjoy herself, for her friend's sake, the less she does. As one friend gets engaged and another is cheated on, Brooke is sure this trip is some kind of punishment. The year has been less than kind to her, and this is just the icing on the cake. So when she meets a beautiful artist, Willow on the top of the Eiffel Tower, she can't help but hope things are starting to look up for her. After a drunk text, Willow saving her life, and a few laughs, the two bond over coffee. The more time Brooke spends with Willow, the more she starts to like Paris. Will a chance encounter change her forever? Please Note: This story is a 20k lesbian contemporary romance novella

The last thing Ellie was looking for was a relationship. She was only twenty-four, why did everyone her age suddenly feel inclined to settle down? These were our twenties for crying out loud. So when she goes out on St. Patrick’s day, she fully intends to find a girl, bring her home and never call her again. Enter Reese Williams, the eternal womanizer known for having a good time in bar bathrooms and not calling the next day. When she tempts a certain pink haired babe on St. Patrick’s day, she expects her to be as obsessed as the rest of them. But when she leaves without asking for her phone number, she can’t help but think about her. So when they continue to run into each other all day, is this fate intervening or the luck of the Irish? Will Ellie finally settle down and call Reese back, or will their lucky night be just that?