In an attempt to save the bookstore next door from being sold to the highest bidder, the owner of a cat café enlists the bookstore owner to help with her annual Autumn Bucket List in this cozy, kisses-only, small-town romance. From USA TODAY bestselling author Kathleen Fuller, Autumn at the Cat Café is perfect for fans of Gilmore Girls and Sarah Adams. Via Dalton owns Pawsitive Vibes, a successful cat café in small-town Pecan Corner, Ohio. The store next door, Second Chapter Books, is an iconic business in need of TLC, especially after its owner and Via's upstairs neighbor, the crusty septuagenarian Earl Brewster, unexpectedly passes away. Via's devastated by his death but is determined to make sure his legacy lives on by purchasing the bookstore, something she and Earl had discussed before his death. But his estate has to go through probate, and at the last minute Leo Brewster, Earl's long-lost nephew, shows up. Leo's life is in a shambles. He lost his lucrative hedge fund analyst job and is convinced he's being framed by someone but can't prove it. Financially leveraged to the hilt and blacklisted in his industry, he ends up losing everything but one suitcase of clothing and his expensive sports car. He finally gets a break when out of the blue he hears that he's the heir to a bookstore left to him by an uncle he didn't even know he had. He leaves LA and heads to Pecan Corner to claim his inheritance. Via and Leo immediately clash, despite the romantic sparks firing between them. When Leo refuses to sell the bookstore to her because she can't pay market value, she formulates a new plan--she must show Leo how important Second Chapter Books is to the community. Refusing to take no for an answer, she enlists Leo to help her fulfill her yearly Autumn Bucket List. Despite having her heart broken three years ago and swearing off men, she finds herself fighting her deep attraction to Leo . . . and losing. As he looks for a serious buyer, Leo finds his uncle's journals and learns about his estranged family. Although he's desperate to sell to the highest bidder and go back to LA to figure out who framed him, he's falling for his Uncle Earl's community--and the spunky ray of sunshine that is Via Dalton.

From the author of the Morisaki Bookshop novels comes a charming and poignant story set at a quiet Tokyo café where customers find unexpected connection and experience everyday miracles.Tucked away on a narrow side street in Tokyo is the Torunka Café, a neighbourhood nook where the passersby are as likely to be local cats as tourists. Its regulars include Chinatsu Yukimura, a mysterious young woman who always leaves behind a napkin folded into the shape of a ballerina; Hiroyuki Numata, a middle-aged man who's returned to the neighbourhood searching for the happy life he once gave up; and Shizuku, the café owner's teenage daughter, who is still coming to terms with her sister's death as she falls in love for the first time.While Café Torunka serves up a perfect cup of coffee, it provides these sundry souls with nourishment far more lasting. Satoshi Yagisawa brilliantly illuminates the periods in our lives where we feel lost - and how we find our way again.

Just how far can this romance possibly go when he’s only in America for two weeks?Despite the fact that Makenna Abbott is a huge K-drama fan, she knows how to act in front of a celebrity. But when famous actor Jang Hyun-woo books a stay at the resort where she’s an assistant manager, fifteen years of experience washes away like sand on the South Carolina shore during a hurricane. Talking to the actor is effortless and time fades each time she’s around him.But then her boss, Alex, begins to exhibit a petty jealousy that opens the door for Hyun-woo to play the hero. When Makenna’s son calls to inform her she’s made the news, she finds herself with forced time off. Hyun-woo convinces her to go out with him, which leads to her agreeing to date the Korean star for the rest of his vacation time.Just how far can this romance possibly go when he’s only in America for two weeks?Falling for the K-drama Star is a celebrity romance set in South Carolina and Seoul, South Korea. The book gives nods to the micro tropes in K-dramas. This Christian rom com will have you laughing out loud and swooning over the sweet, clean romantic moments. This is book one in the K-drama Inspired series.

Just how far can this romance possibly go when he’s only in America for two weeks?Despite the fact that Makenna Abbott is a huge K-drama fan, she knows how to act in front of a celebrity. But when famous actor Jang Hyun-woo books a stay at the resort where she’s an assistant manager, fifteen years of experience washes away like sand on the South Carolina shore during a hurricane. Talking to the actor is effortless and time fades each time she’s around him.But then her boss, Alex, begins to exhibit a petty jealousy that opens the door for Hyun-woo to play the hero. When Makenna’s son calls to inform her she’s made the news, she finds herself with forced time off. Hyun-woo convinces her to go out with him, which leads to her agreeing to date the Korean star for the rest of his vacation time.Just how far can this romance possibly go when he’s only in America for two weeks?Falling for the K-drama Star is a celebrity romance set in South Carolina and Seoul, South Korea. The book gives nods to the micro tropes in K-dramas. This Christian rom com will have you laughing out loud and swooning over the sweet, clean romantic moments. This is book one in the K-drama Inspired series.

Who needs him? I’m perfectly fine on my own! Get ready for a brand-new rom-com, perfect for Bridgerton fans and anyone who’s tired of playing second fiddle! Young noblewoman Nicole has had her heart broken more times than she can count by her fiancé, Keios. Day after day, he overlooks her in favor of Princess Caroline, beloved queen bee of their elite academy and Keios’s childhood friend. After one too many slights, Nicole makes a bold decision: If he can do as he pleases, why shouldn’t I? Embracing her newfound independence, she begins to shine in ways that even the clueless Keios can’t ignore…

Who needs him? I’m perfectly fine on my own! Get ready for a brand-new rom-com, perfect for Bridgerton fans and anyone who’s tired of playing second fiddle! Young noblewoman Nicole has had her heart broken more times than she can count by her fiancé, Keios. Day after day, he overlooks her in favor of Princess Caroline, beloved queen bee of their elite academy and Keios’s childhood friend. After one too many slights, Nicole makes a bold decision: If he can do as he pleases, why shouldn’t I? Embracing her newfound independence, she begins to shine in ways that even the clueless Keios can’t ignore…

It's Okay Not to Get Along with Everyone explores the necessity of maintaining a healthy distance in relationships and surrounding yourself with people you are comfortable with.Whether it's learning to say no, embracing solitude without guilt or prioritising personal wellbeing over pleasing others, this book serves as a guide for those seeking balance in their everyday interactions with people.Written in short-form chapters and with charming illustrations, It's Okay to Not Get Along with Everyone is a must-read for anyone looking to cultivate healthier and more fulfilling connections in their lives.