Kissing the wrong twin paid off for her sister. Too bad it blew up in Lorelai’s face.

Lorelai Mays has always been driven. Her career proves that. After graduating high school and college early, she snagged a dream job as a veterinary intern at a local office. Unfortunately, the long hours and intense caseload are not what she expected. She’s stressed and overworked, and now she’s in love with a man who won’t give her the time of day after one intense kiss.

Ezra Thomas is happy for his best friend and brother—really, he is. But it’s the other Mays woman he can’t get out of his mind. Dating Lorelai had never crossed his mind before that fateful kiss, but now she is all he can think about. The problem is that he’s not supposed to fall in love with anyone right now. He made a commitment he can’t take back, but how can he tell Lorelai?

When Ezra finally shares his secret with his best friend’s sister, the two make a deal. They will communicate with the written word for ten weeks—the exact time he will be in training for his new career—and if their feelings grow during that time, he’ll marry her when he comes home. At first, Lorelai thinks this is too good to be true. But as each handwritten letter from Ezra makes her fall harder in love with him, she can’t help but wonder if God had this planned all along.

The Denver Dragons' team mascot is an enigma, and Finchley Bennett likes it that way. When the gymnast puts on the dragon uniform and performs death-defying stunts in front of huge crowds, it's the fulfillment of her life's dream. Keeping her identity a secret is part of the show's appeal, but it also allows Finchley to do what she loves without her father's judgment looming over her.

Aiden Doyle never met a mountain he couldn't conquer or a dare he didn't win, but his best friend's latest challenge might prove to be what breaks his winning streak. Unmasking the team's mascot will not be easy, but Aiden's need to fit in with his teammates drives him to do things he shouldn't… like following her home after a late game.

When Aiden discovers Finchley's secret—quite by accident—he is shocked to the core. How did his high school girlfriend manage to trick even him? Finchley begs Aiden to keep her secret, reminding him what will happen if anyone discovers her identity, but Aiden isn't quite ready to be the laughing stock of the Dragons.

To save her career, Finchley proposes they work together to pull a major prank on the team, one that will make them forget all about the silly dare. Only working together brings back feelings that never really went away, and with two reputations on the line, neither can afford to break their fa?ade.

It was the best summer of her life… and then it ended.

In high school, Ella Marshall lost her mother and her best friend on the same night. The little town of Coldstone Creek did its best to help her family move on, but Ella slipped deeper into depression with each passing day. At prom, Ella's dreary existence was turned on its head by none other than the schools resident jokester.

Silas Thomas knows a thing or two about being the outcast. He spent much of his youth making life difficult for his parents, but when a practical joke at prom went sideways, and Silas found himself on the run from the police, he fell head first into Ella's lap…literally. She was the only thing between him and a stint in community service, so she covered for him.

They instantly connected, and an epic summer romance ensued. The only problem? Just when Ella was ready to tell Silas she'd fallen in love with him, he disappeared without a word.

Three long years pass until she sees him again, but when Silas strolls into the county library as her new tutoring pupil, those old feelings come to life again. When the truth of Silas' departure comes to light, everything changes and Ella finds that forgiveness and patience are two things they both need.

Surviving Silas Thomas is a second-chance, it was always you, sweet new adult romance with swoony kisses, everyday faith in action, and a side of comedy.

Charlotte Clarke's life revolves around numbers and facts. But when life throws her a curveball, will she rely on her brain or her heart to guide her?

Love is the last thing on Charlotte's mind. She's too busy teaching uninterested high school students mathematics to make time for dating, despite her best friends' protests that she needs a man. They seem to forget that the breakup with her long-time boyfriend shattered her heart.

When Charlotte's friends discover a new dating app, they sign her up, surprising her with a list of men interested in stealing her heart. Not wanting to disappoint them, Charlotte chooses the first name on the list, preparing herself for utter humiliation and rejection. What she doesn't know is the app is a cover for athletes looking for serious love. And one thing Charlotte doesn't need is another athlete breaking her heart.

Andrew Rossi is sitting out with his second injury of the season. At his age, he's beginning to worry his career with the Savannah Sharks might be coming to a close. What's worse is he has no one to share the rest of his life with. Sick of superficial dating and flimsy relationships, Andrew decides to sign up on an elite, super secret athlete dating app. The second his eyes land on a gorgeous, brainy redhead with a deep love for dogs, his heart leaps in with cautious optimism.

The only problem? His sunshiny, sweet date despises athletes.

Keeping his athletic stardom a secret gives Andrew the chance to get to know Charlotte. As the two grow closer, he knows it's only a matter of time before he has to come clean. But how do you tell a woman you're falling for that you're the one thing she hates?