Tossing her belongings into a suitcase and escaping heartbreak seemed like the best idea for Rhea Conners. She’d simply travel across the ocean to visit her grandfather in Ireland and heal. Then she’d come back. Simple. But what she doesn’t expect is to find solace and healing in the form of the O’Rifcan family. One member in particular: Claron. Claron enjoyed his life farming the land his grandparents gifted him. He lived his life quietly and contentedly, until Rhea arrived. He’d steered clear of relationships and entanglements since his last heartbreak, but something about Roland’s granddaughter twists him up inside. Something about Rhea has him rethinking his life of solitude. Two hearts. One chance. Can Rhea and Claron overcome past hurts to make a new beginning?

Addy really needs a raise, like yesterday. Thanks to a mountain of school debt, she’s heartily sick of being broke. So when she discovers she’s being considered for a promotion? She’s GIDDY. Until she finds out that she needs to bring in accounts of her own, or she doesn’t stand a chance. Unfortunately, the only person she knows who might need a PR company is her ex from high school. She’d almost rather die than ask for his business, especially given the mess he’s created. But when she finally steels up her nerve and asks Ben if her company can help, she’s in trouble. Many things have changed since high school, but their chemistry hasn't. It’s as explosive as it ever was. Can Addy remember all the reasons things didn’t work the first time around? Or is history doomed to repeat itself? Publisher’s Weekly said, of Finding Grace , “Baker narrates this story through the viewpoints of two central protagonists, skillfully blending romance with their career development, and the captivating plot unfolds smoothly from the start. Baker excels at writing dialogue and depicting the inner thoughts of her characters. The text is fluid, making it easy to follow, and accurately portrays the personalities of the story's characters." "As a romance novel, Finding Grace explores the popular trope of enemies turned lovers. The reason for the characters' initial conflict is rooted in their parents' behaviors, which is a common theme found in similar stories. As the story progresses, the characters demonstrate significant personal growth. Whether it's discovering the true meaning of love or embracing their independence, the main players possess a captivating charm that makes the novel enjoyable.”

**Closed door version** The best revenge is falling for his brother. Sophie My dream of opening a crafting business for kids has slid into a dead-end job at a brewery, but I fool myself into thinking everything's going well, because I'm engaged to a gorgeous, ambitious catch of a man who's crazy about me. Or so I think... We accidentally swap phones, and I realize he's been cheating on me with three other women, none of whom know about each other. I break up with him, but I'm devastated...until I befriend the other women he wronged. I want revenge for all of us, and I find the perfect opportunity to get back at the jerk when he confronts me at the brewery where I work. He and his brother, Rob, hate each other, and Rob's playing a set at the bar. One stolen kiss later, I have a fake boyfriend who's just as invested in getting back at my ex as I am. Rob Sophie's pollyanna personality has always driven me crazy. Sometimes there's no silver lining, just an empty pouch someone's already pickpocketed. But I'm seeing a whole new side of the woman my douchey brother convinced to wear his ring. This Sophie is opinionated, fierce, and eager to experience everything she's missed in life by being too agreeable. I'm all too willing to help. My brother ruined my life. Seems only fair for me to steal his girl. Note: There are TWO different versions of this romcom: 1) A spicy open door version with some strong language and sex scenes 2) A closed door version with mild language and only kissing. Please choose the version that's best for you!

Marcus To listeners of The Vers , a queer podcast I host with my three best friends, I’m known as The Realist—I accept life the way it is, believe in honesty over sugarcoating, and okay, I can maybe be a little bossy. If you asked The Vers guys, they’d tell you I’m a caretaker who’s always thinking of others, but they also give over-the-top hugs and don’t believe me when I say feelings are the worst. It’s why I have no business offering Kai Lewis a place to stay when he’s in need. He’s a flirt who makes no secret about wanting in my bed…somewhere I’d like to have him if he wasn’t the employee of one of my closest friends. But he’s too trusting and leaps before he thinks, so at least he won’t get taken advantage of if he’s with me. Now he’s always around, wearing shorts that leave nothing to the imagination and saying he wants to take care of me because I’m always doing it for others. It’s not long before I can’t resist him—a man who likes listening in the bedroom but is stubborn in other situations. Kai is sweet and funny and gets me to open up to him. Maybe this whole relationship thing wouldn’t be so bad…if he wasn’t nine years younger…and leaving Southern California soon…or if I had any idea what I was doing. The Realist is an age-gap, forced-proximity romance with a bossy realist and a sunshiny flirt who has Marcus wrapped around his finger.

When you mix business and pleasure, things can get messy… Nick “Obi” Oberbeck is a pro hockey goalie with looks that could melt an entire rink. He should be able to get any girl he wants, only he seems to mess things up time and time again. Except for that one amazing night with Annie Markham, the gorgeous sports agent he hooked up with at a wedding and hasn’t been able to stop thinking about since. Only when Nick finds out through the grapevine that his night with Annie wasn’t as mind-blowing as he thought, things get awkward. Especially when she shows up one day as his newly-assigned agent. Awkward or not, Nick is determined to make the most out of the situation and asks Annie for a favor – to help him up his game on his bedroom skills , in a strictly physical arrangement. The catch? They work together now. So no one can know. Puck Money is a spicy M/F she-teaches-him, forbidden relationship standalone hockey romance with LGBTQ+ themes and irresistible main characters. This is book 3 in the Unintentional Puck Bunny series.