Everything, Everything is a contemporary young adult novel that tells the story of Maddy, a teenager with a rare disease that makes her allergic to the world, confining her to her home. Her life changes when Olly moves in next door, and they develop a deep connection that leads Maddy to question the boundaries of her condition and what she’s willing to risk for love.

Reckless is the fourth installment in Elsie Silver’s Chestnut Springs series, blending the allure of small-town life with the intensity of contemporary romance. The narrative centers on Theo Silva, a rowdy bull rider known for his notorious reputation, and Winter Hamilton, a woman emerging from a toxic marriage who has sworn off men. Despite their initial reservations, an undeniable attraction develops between them, leading to a night of passion that results in unexpected consequences. As they navigate their evolving relationship, both must confront their pasts and consider a future together.

If the Sun Never Sets is the second book in Ana Huang’s If Love series. The novel continues the story of Farrah and Blake, five years after their initial romance. Farrah, now a freelance interior designer, unexpectedly reunites with Blake, her first love and heartbreak, when he becomes her client. Despite the passage of time, unresolved feelings resurface, leading them to confront past mistakes and consider a second chance at love.

If We Ever Meet Again is the first book in Ana Huang’s If Love series. The novel follows the story of Farrah, an aspiring interior designer who dreams of falling in love, and Blake, an ex-football star who is skeptical about romance. Set against the backdrop of a study abroad program in Shanghai, the two characters, despite their differences, find themselves drawn to each other. Their journey explores themes of love, personal growth, and the challenges of navigating relationships in a foreign setting.

Love, Theoretically follows theoretical physicist Elsie Hannaway, who juggles her career as an adjunct professor with a side job as a fake girlfriend. Her dual lives collide when she meets Jack Smith, an experimental physicist who has impacted her professional world and now stands between her and her dream job at MIT. As Elsie navigates this complex relationship, she confronts her own theories on love and ambition. ​Ali Hazelwood is a New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author known for her contemporary romance novels that often feature women in STEM fields. Her previous works, including The Love Hypothesis and Love on the Brain, have garnered critical acclaim for their engaging storytelling and relatable characters.