From award winning author Terra Weiss comes this only-one-bed spicy hockey romance that brings the laughter, swoony grumpy/sunshine banter, and small town warmth. Curl up next to a fire and enjoy this winter in Idaho story with a cup of spicy hot cocoa. One fake boyfriend. One bed. And one rule we’re definitely about to break. Brooks Kingston. My older brother’s best friend. My childhood nemesis. The cocky hockey god who once made my life a living hell... and now kisses me like I’m the only goal he’s ever wanted to score. The infuriating man is back in Beaver County, nursing a shoulder injury and grumping up the local frozen lake. And thanks to one tiny, inconvenient lie that lands me my dream sportscaster promotion and makes his adorable ailing grandma happy, I’m suddenly playing the role of doting girlfriend to the enemy. Fake dating I can handle. Moving in with him? A stretch. Sharing a bed with the man who once chopped off my ponytail—and now kisses like sin? That’s where the plan starts to melt faster than the ice beneath his skates. Between the steamy "just for the cameras" touches and his unexpectedly sweet late-night confessions, I start to wonder if maybe the sparks flying between us aren’t so fake after all. But when his injury heals, he’ll go back to pro hockey. I’ll go back to chasing my dream. And neither of us is ready to admit that maybe…this is the dream. Because somewhere in the fire, the fights, and the way he looks at me like I’m his forever—this enemies-with-benefits thing is starting to feel a whole lot like love. ?? Fake Dating ?? Forced Proximity (One Bed!) ?? Brother's Best Friend ?? Mental Health Rep ?? Grumpy/Sunshine ?? Childhood Enemies to Lovers ?? Small Town Return ?? Ice King Melts for Just Her ?? Found Family ?? Laugh Out Loud ?? Scorching Chemistry * Fake Off is a witty, heartfelt stand-alone romcom with adult language and steamy, open-door chemistry that will have you rooting for a happily-ever-after.

No one ever explained to me what to do when the man who took your virginity turns out to be the one in charge of your physical therapy. NHL veteran Quinn Rhodes was supposed to be a one-time thing: just a hookup who kisses like a dream and screws like a god. Then, three weeks later, a freak accident threatens to destroy my debut NHL career before it begins. And if almost losing my spot on my team wasn't bad enough, I walk into my PT’s office and find him assigned to my recovery. I can handle this, damn it. I can keep it professional. And for a short while, it seems like Quinn’s willing to do the same. But it doesn’t take long for the two of us to shut our mouths and let our bodies do the talking. If this was just physical, two guys scratching an itch, I could handle it. But deep down, I know there's more to it. These stolen moments between us mean something. After all, Quinn doesn’t smile for just anyone, and the way he holds me when our hookups are over tells me that this thing between us doesn't have to end the moment my knee is healed. The only question is, will either one of us be brave enough to take a shot on that goal? Top Shelf is a stand alone, MM high heat, grumpy/sunshine rom-com set in the Love The Game Universe. It contains a freshly signed NHL prospect with autism, a crochet habit, and no idea what direction he wants his future to go in, a retired NHL player who just wants a calm, quiet existence, several moments of being at the right place at the right time—even when it feels wrong—dates that they don’t know are dates, amigurumi as a love language, and a swoony, steamy happily ever after.

I was supposed to text my best friend. Instead, I sexted my brother’s three gorgeous best friends. Minutes later, they’re on my doorstep— And they don’t want me to choose. Then the photo leaks. Suddenly my name’s in the headlines. Miguel just got outed as the next mayoral candidate… And the whole town thinks I’m sleeping my way into power. They don’t see the truth. That Devlin makes me burn. That Aidan makes me laugh when I want to cry. That Miguel makes me feel safe when the world is crumbling. We swore my brother could never find out. We swore we could keep it quiet. But secrets don’t stay hidden— Especially not when two pink lines could make all three of them fathers. The threats are darker. My reputation’s on the line. I could lose my family, my career… And the men who’ve stolen my heart. One thing’s certain— In nine months, nothing will ever be the same. A scandalously addictive reverse harem standalone featuring accidental sexting, brother’s best friends, political scandal, and a surprise pregnancy—no cheating, no cliffhanger, and a swoony HEA.

Every rebel needs a cause—and a woman who believes in him. The black-leather-clad biker who just roared up on his Harley doesn’t resemble any single father I’ve ever known. But there’s a lot more to this bad boy than his alpha-male attitude or his sinful good looks. And when Reb takes an interest in me, there’s no way I can resist his surprisingly tender touch. Grab this angsty MC romance between a librarian and a single father/MC president. Because when a violent stalker threatens her life, he’s willing to put everything on the line for her—but maybe now, he needs to open his heart. *** Praise for Rebellious “I don’t read books about motorcycle clubs. But I do now! Heartfelt, intense, and extremely sexy, Rebellious has me hooked.” —Cecy Robson, author of Once Pure and Once Kissed “[A] must read for all those who love a little danger in their leading men and chemistry that’s off the charts.” —Pure Jonel “I devoured this book. . . . The story, characters and twist/turns in the plot had me hooked! . . . If you are looking for a sexy read with a gorgeous alpha motorcycle club president . . . you have to read this book!” —Kelly’s Book Blog “ Rebellious has everything readers look for in a Biker/MC romance. I will definitely be reading the first book in the series and the next releases by Gillian Archer.” —Smut Book Junkie “I am always attracted to stories where a woman has overcome an abusive relationship, so Rebellious grabbed my attention right away. Gillian Archer is also a new-to-me author! . . . It was a more believable take on an MC club without being so over the top that you just didn’t feel comfortable with it.” —The Book Disciple “ Rebellious was a fun and entertaining read. . . . I would definitely be open to checking out more from this author in the future.” —Once Upon a Book Blog “ Rebellious by Gillian Archer was one of my favorite reads where the story is about motorcycle clubs, and if there is a third book in the series you can bet I will be first in line to read it.” —Once Upon an Alpha “If you get hot and bothered by the biker culture and the men who wear cuts, then this is a great story to check out!” —Kilts and Swords

Playing it safe “Safe” is Nora Sánchez’s friend. “Danger” is her enemy. Stick with those two words, and she’ll never hurt again. Opposites attract Nora avoids physical contact. Galley Rutherford can’t get enough of the coeds touching him and him touching them. When a night of trouble brings Nora and Galley in proximity, they’re drawn to one another. Why doesn’t she like to be touched? Why can’t he keep his hands to himself? Hearts beating as one The more they learn to use touch and words to understand one another, the more they fall into a safe, friendly zone. Or is it dangerous when words and touching take them down a path toward heartbreak? She’s played it safe for as long as she can remember. He lives life on the wilder side. When soft and quiet collide with solid and loud, someone’s bound to get hurt. Author note: Galley "filthy-mouthed" Rutherford is THE KING of f-bombs. But he's filthy hot, too. Read at your own risk.

The street racer meets the shy librarian. Luke grew up on the wrong side of the tracks, but that never stopped him from making his dreams a reality. When Violet stumbles into his shop, Luke knows he’s met his match. But Violet isn’t like most girls. She’s sheltered and quiet, content to live in the world provided by the books she loves so much. Both ruled by the lessons of their pasts, will their relationship ever get a chance at a future?