How to Honeymoon Alone opens with a premise that is instantly equal parts painful and appealing: Eden dumps her cheating fiancé just before the wedding, then realizes the tropical honeymoon is nonrefundable and goes anyway—by herself. What follows is not…
The Billionaire Scrooge Next Door has a cozy holiday-romance setup with just enough emotional edge to keep it from feeling too sugary. Holly heads home to Fairhill for Christmas, hoping for comfort, family, and a reset from the disappointments waiting…
Broken Hero has a softer, more emotional setup than Olivia Hayle’s billionaire romances. It follows Lucy Rhodes, who comes to a small town for the summer while carrying troubles of her own, and Cade, a former Marine and ranch owner…
Arrogant Boss opens with a meet-cute that goes completely sideways. The heroine quite literally crashes into Julian Hunt—a powerful tech billionaire with too much confidence and not nearly enough humility—and their first encounter leaves more irritation than charm behind. She…
Look But Don’t Touch is an enemies-to-lovers office romance with a playful, high-friction setup. Ada Hathaway has spent years clashing with Grant Wood, the rigid, stone-faced CEO of her father’s company, and neither of them seems capable of being in…
One Wrong Move is built around one of the messiest romance setups in the series: the woman a man has quietly loved for years suddenly becomes his roommate. Harper has just ended her engagement to his best friend and is…
The Perfect Mistake has a setup that is almost guaranteed to get complicated fast. It centers on a widowed billionaire CEO who hires his little sister’s best friend, Isabel, as a live-in nanny while she recovers from a career-stalling ballet…
Best Enemies Forever has a deliciously chaotic setup built on rivalry, old history, and one terrible decision that refuses to stay small. Connie Connovan and Gabriel Thompson come from powerful New York families whose business feud stretches back years, and…
The Marriage Bet has a sharp, high-gloss setup built on rivalry, pride, and the kind of arrangement that is bound to get complicated fast. The heroine is trying to protect her fashion house from Rafe Montclair, a billionaire whose business…
The Faking Game has one of those romance setups that is instantly messy in the best way. Nora ends up under the same roof as West Calloway, her brother’s best friend—a man who is rich, controlled, and far too used…