A flirty and spicy forbidden romance for fans of Tessa Bailey, Christina Lauren and Ali Hazelwood!? Tropes & Themes ? ? Breaking her rules ? Bad Boy Hero ? Forced Proximity ?Working together ? Opposites attract ? Temptation ? All the spice ??Sometimes it’s fun to kiss and tell!Sensible journalist Jess is not a rule breaker, especially where her career is involved. But trying to extract a tell-all interview from notorious artist and bad boy Xander Heaton is going to test her patience… and self-control. Because she must, at all costs remain professional, respectable and stay focused on the job at hand.But it’s not long before Jess realizes that Xander spells trouble with a capital T and is living up to his tempting reputation! Trying to keep her distance, Jess decides that maybe she could break her golden rule, just this once to get Xander out of her system and her job back on track. But one night is never enough! And she learns that actually breaking her rules once in a while can lead to more fun than sticking to them!Previously published as Lessons in Rule BreakingFall head over heels for this feel-good rom com, perfect for fans of Tessa Bailey and Christina LaurenPraise for Christy McKellen'A must read for romance lovers' Sandy Barker'Fun, fabulous and flirty, you don’t want to miss this enjoyable romantic comedy by Christy McKellen' ?????????? Reader ReviewPick up this book and get lost in this absolutely great page turner! !!! ?????????? Reader Review

From the bestselling author of This Book Belongs To comes a new romantic adventure that will have you laughing, crying, and wishing you were there!Clara Herrera is a backpacking blogger traveling WITHOUT A MAP. Ben Murphy is a luxury travel writer who never got directions in how to love. When she wins a competition to join him on a trip to India for Holi, the festival of love, they’re both forced to confront their tortured pasts and opposing ideas about how to live in the present. Can they navigate their way around the world—and each other?'The perfect opposites-attract story for armchair travelers craving love and laughs’ - Torre DeRoche, bestselling author of Love with a Chance of Drowning.With warm characters and exotic settings, Without a Map is for readers who enjoyed Emily Henry’s Beach Read and Helen Hoang’s The Kiss Quotient.

She’s my friend.She’s my best friend's ex.She just invited me to Mexico for two weeks for her brother's wedding.Normally, a vacation with friends is always what the doctor orders when you’re nursing a broken heart. Which, we both are.Like I said, she’s my friend. A vacation with her shouldn’t even be a question. But this time it’s just us, there’s only one bed, and the only question I have is how did it take me this long to see her. Really see her. There’s no denying that the feeling is mutual, but in two weeks, reality will come crashing back to us.Or in our case, it’ll book a plane ticket and surprise us on the beach.It may have taken me this long to find the perfect girl, but I’ll do whatever I have to keep her.

I’m not to proud to admit that finding Mr. Right involves swiping right. Right? Welcome to dating in avocado toastland.
Here I am, on my first blind date, ever, courtesy of a smartphone app and my two annoying best friends.
So what is Chris “Fletch” Fletcher doing, walking across the room, looking at his phone like he’s pattern matching a picture to find a real person he’s never met before?
Oh.
Oh, no.
The guy I drop-kicked in seventh grade cannot be my blind date. The guy who earned me this infernal nickname.
That’s right.
Feisty.
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More from New York Times bestselling author Julia Kent as Fiona “Feisty” Gaskill gets her chance at love - drop-kick included.

Breaking news: Hollywood’s biggest heartthrob, Ryan Prince, was caught vacationing in his hometown, but who’s the mystery girl?No, I hadn’t heard that Ryan Prince was staying at the very resort I had just started working at.If I had, maybe I would have called in sick.On second thought, maybe I wouldn’t have, because I really needed that paycheck. Being a single mother and having a lapse in child support had made me that desperate.Still, I would have rather avoided the circus that rolled into Hawk Tail Resort and the man who sauntered in with it.All these years later and he was still that same gorgeous football player I left behind in college.Except now he wasn’t gracing the gridiron unless it was for a movie role.I assumed he wouldn’t even recognize me, not with the actress on his arm and the crowd pressing in around him.Ryan Prince didn’t just recognize me; the angry tilt of those lips on that too perfect face told me he remembered exactly what I did when I left.I thought maybe this was a gift, a way to put the past to rest…but the look on his face told me he had plans to dig up everything that was unfinished between us.The summer was about to end, but it felt like my penance for the last decade was about to begin.*This is a standalone romance novel with no cheating.*

Six months ago, Fallon McCann had it all: a house filled with memories, a fulfilling career, a loving fiancé, and a half-planned wedding. Now, her fiancé’s dead, her once-colorful walls have been painted over in shades of gray, and she’s packing up her life in search of a new beginning.When the man responsible for her fiancé’s death shows up on her doorstep, she surprises even herself. She hugs him, invites him in, and then proceeds to change his life.Jeb Baker has seen better days. Once a social, dependable paramedic with bright plans for his future, he now counts down the hours until he can retreat back into himself and shut the world away. The people closest to him have insisted the accident was not his fault, but Jeb remains haunted by the memories.At the end of his tether and knowing he can’t turn back time, he looks to the one person in town who might understand what he’s going through. When Fallon welcomes him with open arms, he sets off on a journey to rediscover life’s simple joys.Laughter abounds, stories spill, pinkies link, and somewhere along the way, Fallon and Jeb’s newfound friendship becomes more.But Jeb can’t take a man’s life and then also take his fiancée… right?