risk_adjusted: She added me on Venmo. Is she into me?Top comment: Bro. She was just paying you back.risk_adjusted: She did not need to add me to pay me back.That post is about me.The night I sprain my ankle, my boyfriend is busy driving another woman across town. The man who shows up instead is Theodore Radcliffe: donor-wall name, heir-to-everything rumors, a face that makes every conversation look like an unnecessary expense. He gets me home, buys the medicine I said I didn't need, and refuses my $47.60.Three times. Reason: Amount inaccurate.Now he's asking the internet whether I want him. Under the same username as his Venmo. Apparently anonymity fell outside the risk model. I should tell him. Instead, I open a burner account. If Theodore Radcliffe is going to crowdsource my feelings, somebody should at least give him competent advice.Then he starts taking my advice. On me.I'm done being anyone's second choice, and Theo looks at me like first place was never open. Which would be easier to believe if the woman he wants, the stranger coaching him, and the idiot falling for him weren't all the same person.Paying him back is easy.Wanting him to stay is the real risk.ADD ME MAYBE is a witty, high-heat romantic comedy: anonymous online flirting, a deadpan hero who falls first and files it under risk, a heroine done with second place, and one $47.60 that refuses to stay settled. Standalone. Guaranteed HEA. Open-door heat.

If wishes were free…No, really.I’ve done a lot of wishing in my time: for hunky security guard James to like me back, for that cute skirt to zip all the way up, for my colleague to shut up about her amazing love life already, for my father to show up on my tenth birthday… The list goes on. And on.But so does the bill that’s just arrived from my own personal fairy godmother.Sure, my life has been semi-charmed up to this point, but a fairy godmother?I don’t think so.There’s only one way to prove this lady’s not real: wish for James to ditch his date and ask me out instead. Easy peasy. Fairy godmothers are all just a scam.Except within minutes of making my wish, James breaks his date and asks me out. (swoon, faint, flail)And yeah, that pricey wish just went on my tab.Fairy godmother debt. Secret interactions with the magical world. And a new boyfriend who might be under a spell…What’s real? And can true love break the binds of a magical spell?A light romantasy with paranormal twists, and sweet, heartwarming moments. This is also a friends to lovers romantic comedy that gets help from the paranormal magical world of fairy godmothers. And maybe a few ogres in accounting, too, since nobody wants to get fed to one if they default on their bill.

I’m a professional chickenblocker.Except “chicken” is a euphemism.I get paid to follow a womanizing troglodyte who thinks rules are for other people and that my pants are the next pair he’s getting into.Dream on.Bet your first professional job didn’t involve babysitting an extremely hot, muscle-bound Scottish Highlander with an ego the size of a kilt and a libido bigger than his…well…Chicken.Keeping Scottish football (that’s ‘soccer” to us Americans) player Hamish McCormick away from inappropriate scandals while he does product endorsement campaigns is my mission.No problem.Until Hamish decides I’m his next scandal.And maybe more….Shopping for a Highlander is an enemies-to-lovers, slow burn romance that opens with a surprise kiss and ends with a happily ever after. This sports comedy in the New York Times bestselling Shopping for a Billionaire world contains no actual chickens, but it has plenty of locker room scenes, a fake relationship, very real banter, and more. You do not have to have read the previous books in this world, though after you read about Amy and Hamish, you’ll want to. ;)

A quirky town. A secret witch. A sexy reporter. A magical rom-com with heat.When PhD candidate Grace O’Leary finds a book of spells hidden in her Aunt Lucy’s run-down shop, the scientist in her itches to try them out. She mixes up a batch of love potions as a joke—and is left facing the consequences when they actually seem to work.Her dream of becoming a professor is in peril, the shop is on the verge of closing, her aunt has become forgetful and confused, and a handsome reporter named Dario Fontana keeps sniffing around for a story. The last thing she needs is for him to find out about the love potions and expose her as fraud, but the sizzling chemistry between them is soon too powerful to deny.With her personal and professional life in chaos, and her budding relationship with Dario in jeopardy, Grace is faced with a difficult choice. Fixing what is broken means going against every logical bone in her body. Can Grace silence her scientific brain long enough to accept the truth about magic…and also about herself?With cozy vibes, found family, and slow-burn chemistry, this enchanting rom-com will sweep you off your feet—and maybe even make you believe in magic again.

Beekeeping and a handsome scientist make a directionless dance teacher come alive in this Tasmanian-set rom-com debut—"A romance as sweet as honey. . . . A page-turning, tender and funny story" (Steph Vizard, author of The Love Contract)."A book that weaves together everything from love and lust through to family and friendship into a story that's familiar and entertaining, light yet deep. I couldn't put it down." —Hannah Moloney, author of Good Life GrowingThirty-three and single, Sunny Moritz is drifting like a tumbleweed. That's what her frustrated parents say, and after a series of random jobs and a string of tedious romances with all the wrong men, Sunny is beginning to agree with them. Although her former high school crush, orthopedic surgeon Adam Harrison, is satisfying all her physical needs (without any pesky emotional requirements), the rest of her life remains disappointing. Something needs to change.That's when an Internet rabbit hole leads her to beekeeping. Next thing Sunny knows, an odd, enigmatic, and ruggedly sexy scientist is assembling a hive in her backyard. Al can teach her everything she needs to know about bees—and maybe a little about herself, too.As Sunny's desire for fulfillment grows, she begins to think there may still be a chance to reconnect with her parents and start dancing again. And perhaps, if she can shed her cynicism, Sunny just might stop drifting, take root, and finally bloom.A perfect choice for fans of Beth O'Leary and Ali Hazelwood"This bittersweet rom-com pulses with music, friendship and love." —Katie McMahon, author of The Mistake"A laugh-out-loud funny debut that's both sexy and heartfelt. A real winner!" —Maya Linnell, author of Wallaby Lane