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Free Novella: Jan 15
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Poppy Smyth is out of options—and patience—when it comes to love.
After catching her boyfriend cheating and failing spectacularly at her first attempt at a rebound, she decides to take a break from dating altogether. Escaping to the smallest town in America to help her uncle with his business seems like the perfect distraction—and maybe the perfect place to test-drive her new “men are canceled” mantra.
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But then she flips open her phone to find a text from Ryan Trent, the son of her mom’s childhood best friend and someone she hasn’t seen in years. He’s in town for a few weeks on leave from the Air Force before his deployment to Iraq, and their reunion sparks more than nostalgia. It’s impossible to resist his quiet charm, sharp wit, and those arms that look like they could bench-press her and her emotional baggage. What starts as a no-strings summer fling soon turns into late-night confessions, spontaneous road trips, and stolen moments that feel far too real to ignore.
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But with the clock ticking down to his departure, Poppy and Ryan are forced to ask themselves the hardest question of all: Is it better to have loved and lost, or is heartbreak the one thing they should avoid at all costs?
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Set in the early 2000s, when low-rise jeans, burned CDs, and answering every call on your flip phone were the norm, this spicy rom-com is packed with sizzling chemistry, laugh-out-loud banter, and all the messy feels of falling for the right guy at the wrong time.
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She’s a psychic, a witch, and now unemployed with no idea what the future holds. He’s a former MLB shoe-in who’s woken up from the American Dream. Unexpectedly, their new lives collide back in Emberwood years after their relationship imploded.
After a spectacular end to her fledgling career, Sam Marsh retreats to Emberwood for a fresh start. She hopes to see what options might exist for an out-of-work graphic designer and part-time witch. Sadly, she is not a wand-waving magic wielder from another realm, but simply a gifted intuitive with impressive tarot-reading skills, among other things. While she can’t conjure a spell to fix her life, she hopes some small-town magic will help.
Former Triple-A baseball player Jesse Garrett is stuck managing his father's hardware store, his dreams of the major leagues shattered. Facing a mundane reality and stalled physical recovery, he’s determined to find meaning beyond his glory days on the diamond.
Reunited unexpectedly after years apart, Sam and Jesse's awkward encounters reignite old sparks. If Sam can stop arguing with her spirit guides and Jesse can overcome his fears about the future, they might just help each other rebuild from rock bottom.
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Can they turn misfortune into magic and find love where they least expect it?
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After a spectacular end to her fledgling career, Sam Marsh retreats to Emberwood for a fresh start. She hopes to see what options might exist for an out-of-work graphic designer and part-time witch. Sadly, she is not a wand-waving magic wielder from another realm, but simply a gifted intuitive with impressive tarot-reading skills, among other things. While she can’t conjure a spell to fix her life, she hopes some small-town magic will help.
Former Triple-A baseball player Jesse Garrett is stuck managing his father's hardware store, his dreams of the major leagues shattered. Facing a mundane reality and stalled physical recovery, he’s determined to find meaning beyond his glory days on the diamond.
Reunited unexpectedly after years apart, Sam and Jesse's awkward encounters reignite old sparks. If Sam can stop arguing with her spirit guides and Jesse can overcome his fears about the future, they might just help each other rebuild from rock bottom.
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Can they turn misfortune into magic and find love where they least expect it?
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Genevieve Johnson's life is officially a mess. Twenty-six, divorced, and drowning in bills, she knows she needs to shake things up. What she doesn’t need is to catch feelings for Danny Vega, her inked-up, hot-as-hell friend who treats relationships like they're the plague. He’s the last person who should be stirring up those butterflies in her stomach. Or at least that’s what she keeps telling herself.
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Danny Vega lives by one rule: keep things simple. He’s all about the here and now, no strings, no complications. Which is why he’s determined to ignore his ill-advised thoughts about Gen. Therefore, moving in together to split rent and solve their money issues should be no big deal. Except the more time they spend together, the harder it gets to ignore their chemistry.
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As they tiptoe the line between friendship and something more, old scars threaten to resurface.
Can they overcome the past, or will their chance at building something real burn down before it even starts?
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