“The Catch” is the third spicy, swoon-worthy rom-com from Amy Lea, author of “Set on You” and “Exes and O’s.” The novel follows fashion influencer Melanie Karlsen, who, in a last-ditch effort to rescue her brand from irrelevance, finds herself in a rural fishing village on the east coast of Canada. There, she meets burly fisherman Evan Whaler, who single-handedly disproves the theory that Canadians are ‘nice.’ After a boating incident lands Evan in the hospital, Mel is mistaken for his fiancée by his welcoming yet quirky family. In exchange for Evan’s help with her social media content, Mel agrees to fake their engagement for just one week. However, reeling in their budding feelings for each other proves more difficult than expected. Is Mel willing to sacrifice her picture-perfect life in the city for a chance at true love in the wild?

“The Long Game” is a contemporary romance novel that follows Adalyn Reyes, a soccer executive aiming to establish her own reputation apart from her father’s legacy. After a public mishap, she’s assigned to revitalize a struggling youth soccer team in a small town. There, she encounters Cameron Caldani, a retired goalkeeping star with his own reasons for being in town. Despite a rocky start, the two must collaborate to turn the team’s fortunes around, leading to personal growth and unexpected romance.

“Maybe in Another Life” explores the concept of parallel universes through the life of Hannah Martin, a 29-year-old woman who returns to her hometown of Los Angeles after a series of unfulfilling jobs and relocations. At a pivotal moment, Hannah faces a choice: leave a party with her best friend, Gabby, or stay and reconnect with her ex-boyfriend, Ethan. The narrative splits into two parallel storylines, each depicting the consequences of her decision and examining themes of fate, love, and the impact of seemingly small choices.​

“If Only You” is the sixth installment in Chloe Liese’s Bergman Brothers series. The novel follows Ziggy Bergman, the youngest player on the National Soccer team, who is determined to shed her “little sister” image. She proposes a fake friendship with Sebastian, her brother’s best friend and a hockey player with a notorious reputation, to help both of them improve their public images. As they spend more time together, their faux relationship begins to blur into genuine feelings, challenging their initial intentions.

“The Cheat Sheet” is a lighthearted, friends-to-lovers romance novel that follows the story of Bree Camden and her best friend, NFL quarterback Nathan Donelson. Bree has been secretly in love with Nathan for years, but fears risking their friendship by confessing her feelings. After a public mishap leads to media speculation about their relationship, they decide to fake a romance to appease the press. As they navigate this pretend relationship, both begin to wonder if there might be real feelings involved.

“Ever After Always” is the third installment in Chloe Liese’s Bergman Brothers series. The novel centers on Freya and Aiden, a married couple facing challenges in their relationship. Aiden’s struggle with anxiety and his tendency to withdraw emotionally have created a rift between them. As they join Freya’s family on an island getaway to celebrate her parents’ anniversary, the couple confronts their issues, working through their differences to rekindle their love. The story delves into themes of communication, vulnerability, and the complexities of sustaining a long-term relationship.

“My Life with the Walter Boys” follows the story of Jackie Howard, a sixteen-year-old girl from New York City who, after a tragic accident, moves to Colorado to live with the Walter family—a household bustling with twelve sons. Accustomed to order and perfection, Jackie finds herself navigating the chaos of the Walter household, leading to unexpected friendships, challenges, and personal growth.