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A hilarious rom-com debut from Emma Lord about love, friendship, and doing the unexpected. Swim captain and overachiever, Pepper, is secretly running the Twitter account for her family's fast-food chain. Deli boy and class clown, Jack, is determined to take down the burger empire after they steal his grandma's grilled cheese recipe. When their Twitter feud goes viral, little do they know they're falling for each other online. As their relationship deepens, they must confront their offline feelings in this unexpected, all-the-feels romance.

Two people who despise each other unexpectedly share a kiss, leading to tension as they navigate their responsibilities in their best friend's wedding. Despite their animosity, their attraction to each other continues to burn. However, they must follow a strict rule: do not fall in love.

A young woman leaves her busy life in Toronto to reconnect with her father in the rugged Alaskan wilderness. Along the way, she learns to brave the harsh environment and forms an unexpected bond with an obnoxious but charming pilot. As she grapples with her feelings and the truth about her past, she must decide whether to stay in the wild or return to her comfortable city life.

This captivating book follows figure skater Jasmine Santos, who is coming to terms with the end of her skating career. However, when an unexpected opportunity arises from someone she never thought she would work with - Ivan Lukov - Jasmine is forced to reevaluate her life choices. Full of drama and romance, "From Lukov with Love" is a heartfelt and engaging read.

This touching romance novel features Vanessa Mazur, a former assistant to a top football player, who is determined to move on with her life. But when her former employer, Aiden Graves, shows up unexpectedly, Vanessa is shocked to learn he wants her back. A story of love, growth, and second chances, this book explores the complexities of relationships and the power of forgiveness.

A literary writer and a romance writer live in neighboring beach houses and engage in a summer-long challenge. He will write something happy while she pens the next Great American Novel. They take each other on field trips, but make a deal to not fall in love.

In "Work for It," find yourself immersed in an angsty, M/M romance between a sophisticated city boy and a rugged farmer who prefers plants to people. With no cheating or cliffhangers, experience the struggle between trust and vulnerability as the ice king begins to melt, leading to a guaranteed happy-ever-after. Note: this book contains references to depression and anxiety.

Ayesha At Last is a captivating novel that explores modern-day Muslim life through the lens of romance. Meet Ayesha, a young woman who dreams of being a poet but is forced to work as a teacher to pay off her debts. She is torn between her desire for love and her pushback against an arranged marriage. When she meets Khalid, she finds herself attracted to the conservative and judgmental man who looks down on her choices. As she delves deeper into Khalid's world, she uncovers rumors that force her to question her own beliefs and desires. This book is perfect for anyone looking for a fresh take on Pride and Prejudice that speaks to the challenges of contemporary Muslim life.

This riveting romance novel by the author of Blitzed centers around the high stakes faced by a star football player who takes a knee during the national anthem. As tensions escalate between the player and the team's newly appointed manager, an unexpected connection forms that complicates their already complex relationship. With both their reputations on the line, can they find a way to reconcile their differences?