Can I get this city boy to take our relationship from decaf to full-bore espresso with whipped cream and sprinkles?

Asking the sexy stranger to be my fake boyfriend for a night is a no-brainer. He’s only in town temporarily, after all. It’ll be easy to convince my family we broke up as soon as he goes back to his super successful, high-powered career in the big city.

But Cole’s version of being a fake boyfriend is better than any real boyfriend I’ve ever had. I didn’t expect to fall for him, but it’s too late now. And there’s no way he’d be willing to stay in Silver Creek for a boring coffee shop owner.

My heart may never recover, but I can’t make myself end things. I’m letting this fake relationship percolate as long as I can.

It's going to take drastic measures to make my musical dreams come true and see my name in lights. As luck would have it, the opportunity of a lifetime just popped up. The trashy reality TV show Destination Love is holding auditions.

I can't think of a better partner for this adventure than my best friend, Matty. He needs to earn his citizenship and further his career as a travel writer. I want fame and notoriety. Together we could be unstoppable.

Matty and I agree to fake a relationship and play up a passionate love affair for the cameras. Yet somewhere in the middle of the producer's manufactured drama, we realize neither of us are pretending.

As things begin heating up behind the scenes, Matty and I find the happiness we've both been seeking in each other's arms. Can our pretend love turn into something real? Or, will our opposing dreams tear us apart?

A straight-forward contractor and a bubbly, very not-straight TV show host find a hidden secret from the past. They say history repeats itself, but Jake and Max deserve a happier ending

Jake: I'm a no-nonsense guy. A straight shooter. I have to be. There's not much choice in the home renovation industry. If you love your job as much as I do and want to keep doing it, you can't sugar coat things. Some call that grumpy. I call it respecting everyone's time.

So when my boss tells me my latest project involves being shadowed by a camera crew for a home improvement show, I'm not happy. When the host turns out to be a young, enthusiastic ray of sunshine, I hate it even more.

Who cares if he's charming and good looking? I'm straight and won't be swayed by his good looks or his charm. He and his crew can follow me around for a few weeks, and then he'll be out of my hair and I'll never have to see him again. Which is what I want. Absolutely.

Adams had a crush on Mason since he was a teen. When Mason and Adam get snowed in at Adams family cabin, sparks fly. Will Mason still look at Adam as his best friends little brother, or will he finally see Adam as more than a friend?