Overwhelmed by her life as a country-pop singer, Brooke Carston is back to see her small-town family for Christmas in Mountain Crossing, and nothing more—until she runs into her childhood best friend, Nicole Livingston.

Nicole’s happy in Mountain Crossing, but deep down, she knows all the girls who come into her life end up leaving. She knows better than to give in, even when her old best friend shows up in town again—and they have the same spark as ever.

Of course, it doesn’t help that Brooke is bisexual, single, and the entirety of Mountain Crossing is intent on the two of them getting together.

Not like she had a choice: with her business rival Gary Founders crushing her coffee supply business, and her family still needing money, she’s eager to save rent. But it’s only delaying the inevitable.

When a contentious roommate agreement becomes an alliance to keep Parker’s business alive, the attraction between them is nothing but a spark to Parker, a bit of fun to pass the nights with. Cassie, on the other hand, doesn’t know how to feel anything in half measures when it comes to the girl she’s crushed on for months—which is even more of a problem when her fans don’t know she’s gay.

Stopping Gary Founders’ company seems like an impossible task. But confronting feelings both of them have spent a lifetime hiding from might be even more of a challenge.

Kissing her childhood friend on a family Christmas vacation is probably a bad idea…

The Jackson family is primed to explode over Christmas—with Stella’s parents hiding their divorce proceedings from the family during a two-week vacation to the cozy Christmas town of Bellsford, Stella and her sisters are under strict orders not to cause drama.

And falling for her childhood friend she hasn’t seen in years is probably drama.

After a whirlwind relationship during a semester abroad leaves Abigail shattered—and unable to talk about it without outing herself—a cozy Christmas vacation with the Jackson family isn’t ideal, but is better than spending it with her own family. But sharing a room with her childhood friend and hopeless crush, Stella, is the worst—or maybe the best—part.

It should be easy not to follow up an ill-advised whirlwind relationship with another. But Abigail can’t deny the sparks between her and Stella feel… different these days.

As they rekindle a friendship and then something more, can they balance the situation with the precarity of Stella’s family? Or is a Christmas miracle set to turn into Christmas heartbreak?

The end isn’t the best time to realize you’ve been in love all along.

Bakery owner Harper has her secrets. She’s always kept to herself, constantly on a career climb that only she can see, with no one allowed close—except the one person in Bayview who won’t take no for an answer.

Paisley’s fallen into bed with Harper twice already over their years of friendship, but it’s never meant anything. Unless it has, in which case—well, she’d have to confront those feelings now, because Harper is on her way out of Bayview for good.

It’s too late now for the two of them to find all the things they could have been. But maybe the ending is the best time for a new beginning.

Kelcey will never talk to Veronica again. At least, not knowingly.

After a revolving door of dating and breaking up with Veronica Preston, Kelcey has stepped back and sworn never to get lured in again. And she definitely doesn’t spend her time thinking of Veronica.

Veronica, who’s cruised by her whole life on looking good and never developing any interpersonal skills, is only finally facing her issues because of the one who got away—and a woman, at that. And when a work contract brings them in contact on Kelcey’s biggest work project to date, the only solution to Veronica’s mind is to hide her real identity.

But when their connection starts to get too real—and Veronica realizes there’s nothing she won’t do for another chance with Kelcey—will the weight of their past crush them, or will they finally find their way to happily ever after?

Set for the ultimate office showdown, Lucy and Anna have to… pretend to date?

Lucy Masters is Anna’s personal nightmare for Christmas: the cutthroat competitor in her office vying for the same executive communications position that Anna is aiming for, a decision to be settled by Christmas.

Anna Preston’s whole life is wrapped up in this opportunity, and she’s not pulling any punches when it comes to her relentless rival. She’s finally settling this score, putting Lucy down once and for all, and getting the promotion, no matter what.

Lucy Masters is deeply, desperately, head-over-heels in love with Anna Preston. Despite the constant flirting and advances over the past year, her coworker hasn’t seemed to pick up on any of it.

But when they’re put together on one major project to prove themselves before the executive promotion opens, maybe Lucy has a chance to get through to her. Especially when, one way or another, half the world thinks they’re dating, and they have to keep up the charade.

Breaking hearts is risky business. You never know when you might fall in love.

Primrose Carter is a professional heartbreaker. As a member of FIRE, the underground group on her college campus formed of the people who have nowhere to turn but each other and dedicated to getting a leg up against the privileged kids, Primrose is an expert at getting a target to fall in love with her, getting what she needs from them, and breaking their heart on the way out.

But she's not expecting her target this time to be a woman.

Giselle Lawson, competitive figure skater and the daughter of a finance mogul, has racked up one too many transgressions against FIRE. But from her perspective, she's just trying to get by, heal from her breakup, and survive the crushing weight of her parents' expectations—and the gorgeous woman who runs into her on the ice is suddenly the only thing she can think about.

Sleeping with a married client should only be bad luck.

Miami real estate agent London Sinclair has always been bad luck, every firm facing a dramatic crash after taking her on. When a fraud scandal threatens to shut down her latest employer, they lay everything on the line for one last high-budget account who can save the firm: world-renowned lingerie design icon Cameron Mercier.

Who turns out to be the incognito woman London had a passionate encounter with the night before—even though Cameron Mercier is a married woman.

The passion that flares up between them during tours of Miami penthouse luxury might be too much for London to resist, even with her company on the line, her livelihood, and maybe her last shot in Miami before she leaves it all behind, especially when a corporate intrigue scheme unravels under her feet.

Before long, the only thing that makes sense is the thing that makes the least sense of all: Cameron Mercier herself. Whether it's a stroke of fortune or London's bad luck streak again?

It's a coin toss, really.