Can a plot twist turn the scars of the past into a second chance at love?

My high-school crush is shooting a movie in our bookstore and I am not ready to stir up the past.

Not even a little bit.

Auston Buckley is the only guy I’ve ever kissed. He ditched me on the worst possible day of my life to live his dream and now hes starring in the adaptation of my favorite romance novel.

Not only is he ruining this movie for me; he’s also set to ruin my summer.

My friends are convinced it’s fate and are rooting for my second chance romance but I’m not ready to be the main character in that story.

Yet, my big mouth lands me consulting on the film and in Auston’s trailer, where old wounds—and feelings—resurface.

Despite the fortress I’ve built around my heart, it’s easy to fall into a new rhythm with Auston, especially when I fake date him to defy public opinion—yes, you read that right—and he throws me the ultimate bookish birthday party.

As much as I’m determined not to be the last book in the series, resisting Auston becomes harder and harder. But can I really move on from our painful history?

I am known to be extremely stubborn, after all.

The Fake Script is a closed door fake dating romcom between a grumpy bookstore owner and a sunshine movie star.

It’s the last book in the One More Chapter series.

From Bookstagram besties to bookstore owners, follow three bookish girls as they navigate their own real life romance drama in the hope of finding their HEA.

All books are standalones and can be read in any order.

She came to escape—he gave her a reason to stay.

I got dumped the night before my wedding and decided to go on my honeymoon alone.

After everything that happened, I figured some crisp mountain air and the chance to finally see snow was exactly what I needed.

Wrong.

Having to explain that I’m alone at every single activity I participate in is far from the escape I was looking for.

And to top it all off, Zane Harden, my ski instructor, is a grumpy Viking who lacks social skills and seems to have lost the ability to smile.

But when I go on my sled dog ride tour and discover Zane is the owner, my opinion of him starts to change.

How could it not? The guy takes me on a winter wonderland ride and cuddles huskies in front of me.

Soon, Zane is the only comfort on this solo trip. Or is it even solo anymore?

Because he joins me on my couples’ wine tasting, snowmobile excursion, and cooking class. He even goes tubing with me—though he will deny it if you ask.

I’m sure he’s just trying to save me from humiliation and make up for that first ski lesson where I almost died—don’t ask—but isn’t it wrong to find comfort with another man when I was about to be married just days ago?

I knew the secluded small town of Winter Heights would be the perfect destination to escape from my life, but what if I found it here instead?

Ski, Sparks　Serendipity is a closed door small town romcom with winter vibes, ski lessons and lots of adorable huskies. It’s part of the Season of Love series, where each standalone book focuses on a different season and location.

Expect immersive adventures that transport you to vibrant locations, rich with sensory details and swoony moments.

She's searching for Prince Charming, but can a grumpy neighbor rewrite her love story?

My dream came true.

A man walked into my bookstore asking to buy some books. As a hopeless romantic whos been kissing plenty of grenouilles, I thought I might finally meet my prince charming.

Except it wasn't Prince Charming—it was Deacon Collier, my neighbor and my personal nemesis.

Despite his smoldering looks and a narrator-worthy voice, he seems determined to get on my last nerve.

And when he tells me audiobooks don't count as reading, I see red. Deacon has secured a top spot on my enemy list, and I'm not about to let him win.

But then there's Lola, his grieving teenage niece with a serious book addiction. How can I turn my back on a fellow bookworm who needs guidance? So, I give her book recommendations, help with her French homework, and strive to be the role model she desperately needs.

The more time I spend with Lola and Deacon, the more I see past his gruff exterior to the sweet, cinnamon roll hidden underneath.

And when I come back defeated from yet another date, Deacon takes me on the ultimate bookish lover date, and I have no choice but to fall for him. Hard.

But there's a catch: Deacon has personal issues to sort out and might not be ready for a serious relationship.

Could he be the prince I've been searching for, or will he end up shattering my heart?

LA is a dream graveyard.

At least that's what I thought. Turns out I just landed a big paying part after all.

Well, acting as a Billionaire wife isn't exactly what I was thinking when I dreamed about my career, but desperate times call for desperate measures.

Besides, pretending is my thing. I've been doing it for so long it's hard to tell what's real and what's not.

So, in the span of a few days, my cat and I moved from a studio apartment to a mega mansion.

Too bad it comes with a grumpy British man who's allergic to cats, annoyingly handsome, and hates anything but his job.

But there might be more to Colton's cold facade, and as it crackles, I discover a protective and caring man with a past almost as complicated as the one I'm running from.

As we get more comfortable in this fake relationship, I get a sense of safety I've never experienced in my life and the line between truth and lie starts to blur.

Or is it?

If it were all fake, I'm pretty sure my heart wouldn't rattle in my chest every time Colton smiles at me. Or talks to me. Or looks at me.

I know this marriage isn't real, but what if my feelings are?

Our contractor declared bankruptcy and we now have to leave our bookstore opening into the hands of a professional hockey team.

Thankfully, the guys are also skilled off the ice and dedicated to help us make our dream come true.

Particularly, Maxime, my friend's brother who's a relentless flirt with a goofy personality.

And as hot as he might be, I don't do boyfriends. Unless they're made of ink and paper and have shifting abilities, I'm out.

Plus, I don't get why Maxime Beaumont, a rising star in the NHL, would take an interest in me. I'm far from the gorgeous specimen asking for his autographs or throwing their bras on the ice.

In a city known for its romantic clichés, can reality surpass the fantasy?

Paris in the fall.

The Eiffel tower, the blanket of colorful leaves on the ground of the Jardin du Luxembourg, the picturesque cobbled streets of Montmartre.

Sounds amazing, right? That's exactly what I thought when my boss offered me to come here to critique restaurants.

Well, the reality is a completely different beast.

There is no accordion music playing in the street, the city smells like smoke, and I have yet to see a single guy wearing a beret! This was all a lie.

To top it all, I'm now a prisoner of this city because of a national strike keeping all planes on the ground and flooding hotels capacities. At least one cliché wasn't false.

Enter Olivier Brun, chef of a Michelin star restaurant and as hot as a pizza oven who offers me a room and even cooks me breakfast.

So, when he asks me to pretend to be his date for his matchmaking mom's birthday, I return the favor.

As we get to know each other through pun-filled cooking lessons, farmer's market outings and autumn festivals, I start to fall in loaf with Paris… and Olivier.

Suddenly, the idea of relocating here isn't as crazy.

But does Olivier feel the same? And if he does, will he be able to get past the fact that I lied about my job?