Racing was a solo sport. Until now. Georgia is making history in the F1 world as the lead racer of the first all-female team. Already at the top of her game, she wants to win the World Driver’s Championship – but that means proving herself among the men. Luca’s racing career has been quite different; a whirlwind of fame and women, but his love for racing is starting to wane. After a reckless yacht incident, he now faces losing his precious Hermes seat. While at a club post-race, Georgia and Luca fatefully cross paths. Although it was only a drunken, meaningless the paparazzi strike, and the fans love it. With the best PR either of them have had, their teams urge to continue a fake romance until the end of the season. But how far will they go for their careers and reputation? And will they be crossing the finishing line together?

In this compassionate, poignant novel set in contemporary India, a young professor searches for connection and love during a time of political and cultural upheaval. As political tensions rise precipitously across India, Rohit returns to Delhi University to teach and gets caught in a web of unrequited love with his friend Dhruv. To alleviate his inevitable heartbreak, Rohit seeks relationships with other men on campus, until he meets and embarks on a delicate new romance with the effervescent Sayan, a literature student he hopes will be the answer to getting over Dhruv. Rohit’s life soon becomes more complicated as the country's political tensions erupt on campus, sparking a turbulent student-led movement that entangles Rohit when Dhruv joins the fray, a tipping point that changes Rohit’s life forever. Set against the vibrant, volatile tapestry of modern India, Rohit and his friends must learn to navigate the challenges and triumphs of queer life to survive in an unpredictable political landscape. Propulsive, tense, and charged with humor and tenderness, How to Date a Fanatic is an exploration of identity, connection, and the enduring hope for a better future in a rapidly changing world.

Rule one of becoming a doctor: don't sleep with your supervisor. Rule two: definitely don't charge them for it. Fresh out of a breakup and new to New York, Finn Hayes does something impulsive: when a guy at a bar mistakes him for an escort, he plays along. The stranger who takes the bait? Gorgeous, in control, and exactly the kind of distraction Finn needs. One unforgettable night, a hundred bucks on the nightstand, and they'll never see each other again. Except Jesse Maddox is a senior surgeon at Devon Memorial Hospital—and Finn's new boss. Now they're stuck navigating morning rounds, life-and-death surgery and a searing attraction that no amount of clinical detachment can cure. With careers on the line, the smart move is to walk away. But when it comes to each other, Finn and Jesse are finding that the heart doesn't follow hospital protocol... Conflict of Interest is a sizzling forbidden romance, where the tension between the sheets rivals the tension in the ER. If you love slow-burn chemistry, sharp banter, and a love story that's worth breaking every rule for, this book is for you!

Evelyn Pimm is optimistic about her future. She managed to land her dream job at The Lennon—A two Michelin-starred restaurant nestled in the heart of San Francisco—with nothing but determination and single-origin coffee flowing through her bloodstream. After ending an abusive relationship and committing herself fully to her career, Evie’s dream of finally being promoted to chef de cuisine circles her head in a halo of fantasy-filled bubbles. That is, until her dear friend and owner of the restaurant pops those dream bubbles by enlisting the help of her longtime his son. Maxwell Easton plays his part well. A poster boy for Michelin cuisine, he wears his arrogance and pompous demeanor like a suit of armor. Armor that is absolutely necessary when he gets anywhere near Evelyn. His secret attraction to the woman is an inconvenience that will have to be smothered, for Max is taking the restaurant over for his dad and is determined not to fail him again. But when Evelyn exchanges her fantasies of stuffing Max in the fryer for something a little more…appetizing, will he be able to resist?

Sometimes ruining everything is the only way to save yourself.It’s 1963, and Cal Buchanan has resigned himself to one more summer stuck in his parents' high-society beach community before he graduates from Harvard and steps into the life that has been planned for him. He'll be working at his father’s company and marrying a longtime family friend who is the perfect wife for a wealthy society executive. It’s not the life he’d choose for himself, but he knows he can’t have what he truly wants.He must keep an important part of his identity a secret from everyone.That is, until he meets Jack Francis, an up-and-coming Hollywood heartthrob who is vacationing at the beach mansion next door. Jack is unlike anyone Cal has ever free-spirited, impulsive, and unashamed of his desires. As Cal grows closer to Jack and their friendship turns into a secret summer fling, Cal begins to does he have more choices than he thought, and does he have the courage to make them?

Hit the Road, Cowboy is a standalone age gap cowboy romance. Coen Taylor is in the worst identity crisis and depression of his country music career. In a last-ditch attempt to right the ship, his agent sends him home to rural Wyoming to recover for the summer on Maxwell Ranch. What he’s not expecting is to find an entire ranching operation resting precariously on twenty-five year old Sabrina Maxwell’s shoulders. While he can’t deny their instant attraction, they both have too much on their plates to consider romance, particularly after her father’s unexpected retirement and the financial stress that comes with it. In the hopes of curing his severe burnout, Coen decides to pitch in at the ranch while he traces his steps back to his roots as a folk writer and musician. As the summer progresses, he begins the long road of unpacking the damage of the last fifteen years, rediscovering who he was before fame and commercial success. Despite knowing she shouldn’t get tangled up in Coen, Sabrina is lonely, tired of carrying so much responsibility and navigating a difficult family situation. Now, there’s finally someone who seems to understand, and she can’t seem to stay away, no matter how hard she tries. Hit the Road, Cowboy contains explorations of mental health, depression, burnout, divorce, and discussions of cheating. There is no cheating between the MCs.

When two polar opposites find themselves sharing a cabin for the summer, they lay down some ground rules to keep the peace—only to discover that one of those rules might be impossible to keep in this steamy new novel from the author of The Friendship Fling. Dylan is the kind of person who is always fifteen minutes early and never leaves things to chance--so she can’t believe she’s about to spend six weeks on a last-minute trip to Wales that she didn’t plan, living in a cabin with a man she’s only met once. Max always goes with the flow, and after his plus-one drops out of his all-expenses-paid travel influencer trip, he’s happy for his sister’s friend to take the spot. After all, from what he remembers of their brief meeting a year ago, Dylan is the kind of woman he’d be more than happy to spend some alone time with. Not that anything is going to happen between them, because Dylan knows getting involved with this reckless, irrepressible flirt is the last thing she needs. So she makes a house rule: they are roommates only, and under no circumstances can anything . . . untoward . . . happen between them. But as the days go by, Max starts to realize how much he enjoys chipping away at the walls Dylan hides herself behind, while Dylan begins to admit to herself that there may be more to Max than she first assumed. And before she knows it, she finds herself wondering if their “roommate rule” might be one rule she actually wants to break…

"I’ll devour anything Ellie Palmer writes." —Jessica Joyce, USA Today bestselling author of The Ex VowsA trope-filled delight of a rom com about two strangers who enter into a marriage of convenience that becomes anything but convenient.Lainey Davis can't wait for the day she'll be able to escape her tiny Wisconsin town. But she's not even close to covering her health insurance premiums and pricey migraine medication, let alone saving up enough to start over some place new. That is, until Lainey receives some news that might upend her unlucky streak. Through the archaic legal doctrine of adverse possession, Lainey has inadvertently squatted her way into owning one of the most notorious houses in modern architectural history. But Lainey owns only the house. The surrounding property, a lakeside money pit the previous owner used as a front to deal illegal reptiles, has been willed to newcomer Elliot Hodges, a D.C. architect who wants to rent the place to fellow architecture lovers. Neither can rent or sell without reaching an agreement.Desperate to rent out the only valuable house on the property, Elliot proposes an unconventional marry him for health insurance and in exchange, she’ll allow him to rent the house as part of his resort until he’s saved enough to buy her out. It's a win-win Lainey will finally have a way out of her small town, and he’ll own the house designed by his architectural idol. But when the end date looms and their connection grows, Lainey’s no longer sure what’s more leaving Elliot behind or letting him in.

In exchange for a large inheritance, a librarian from Cincinnati relocates to a small island to take over a historic library. But it seems her new home already has a tenant: the grumpy and all-too-handsome great-nephew of the property’s previous owner. As the two butt heads in an effort to stake their claims, they’re plagued by a series of strange “hauntings” that don’t seem to be coming from the great beyond. Now, poised to defend the library against these living threats, the two must join forces―and an undeniable attraction is soon brewing between them.

Settle in with a cup of hot cocoa for this spicy, small-town Christmas novella from Bailey Hannah. Eira Davies thought a bar napkin sketch of her best friend’s handsome brother was harmless fun—until he caught her in the act. One steamy night later, Lucas McKinney was supposed to be nothing more than a fun memory. Fast forward six months, and Lucas is desperate to save his struggling ranch. Renting out the spare cabin on his property seems like the perfect solution, until his first guest turns out to be Eira, the woman he hasn’t stopped thinking about. A true believer in fate, Lucas can’t shake the feeling that the universe has delivered her to his doorstep with a big, shiny bow. As sparks fly and the Christmas lights twinkle, they’ll have to figure out if this holiday surprise is just a festive fling or the real deal worth unwrapping for good.

Logan Moving to the town of Hartridge was meant to help me build a life that feels less isolating, somewhere that feels like home. I never imagined I would find that feeling in the town's country bar in the form of a woman who stumbled her way across the dance floor before crashing into my life. One night with her is all it takes to have me desperate for more, but in the morning, all I'm left with are cold sheets and the memory of how she felt in my arms. I'm thrown for a loop when I run into her in town and find there's so much more to her than I realized, and I don't know if I have what it takes to be the man she needs. Tessa Six years ago, I lost the man I thought I would spend forever with. Our future was ripped away when he tried to save someone who didn’t want to be saved, and I’ve spent every day since struggling to pick up the pieces while raising our son. When what’s meant to be one night of bliss turns into an unexpected connection with a man who's everything I shouldn't want, I don’t know if I have the strength to open my heart and let him be everything I need. But the more time we spend together, the lighter I feel. He’s bringing me back to life in a way I never anticipated, and I have no choice but to burn in the flames. After the End is a dual POV, small town, single mom, love after loss romance, and the first book in Kay's new Hartridge series. Perfect for readers who love: - small town romance - single mom - love after loss - one night stand - emotional reads - open door spice

She built the perfect algorithm for love, but it didn’t predict him. Vivian West has spent her adult life proving that love isn’t luck—it’s data. As the CEO of Matchify, the world’s most advanced matchmaking app, she’s built an empire on the science of compatibility. Love isn’t about fate; it’s about probability. Grant Wilder doesn’t believe in perfect matches. The investigative journalist has spent his career exposing scams, and Matchify is next on his list. People want to believe love can be calculated, but he knows better. His instincts have never failed him—except, maybe, when it comes to Vivian. She trusts the numbers. He trusts his gut. And the more they clash, the more undeniable their chemistry becomes. But according to Matchify’s algorithm, they’re completely incompatible. And numbers don’t lie… right? No Match Found is a closed-door romantic comedy full of wit, office antics, and sizzling chemistry.