Set in the vibrant and bustling city of London, this novel follows the life of a thirty-something Nigerian-British woman who is constantly reminded by her family and friends about her single status. As she navigates the pressures of cultural expectations and her own desires, she embarks on a humorous and heartfelt journey of self-discovery. Through a series of misadventures, awkward dates, and unexpected revelations, she learns to embrace her individuality and redefine what happiness and fulfillment mean to her, beyond societal norms and expectations.

The book centers around a plus-sized teenager who, despite societal expectations, has always been confident in her own skin. Her self-assuredness is challenged when she develops a crush on a private school boy and her former beauty queen mother's pageant season rolls around. In an act of defiance and to prove a point about being comfortable in one's own body, she decides to enter the local beauty pageant, sparking a small revolution in her Texas town. Along the way, she confronts her own insecurities, makes new friends who challenge the status quo, and embarks on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

Two writers — optimistic Alice Scott and brooding, well-known Hayden Anderson — travel to Little Crescent Island to compete for the chance to write the biography of Margaret Ives, a reclusive, larger-than-life woman. Margaret invites them for a one-month trial during which she shares only selective memories under an NDA, so they can’t compare notes. As they work to piece together her story, professional rivalry, growing attraction, and the uncertainty of whose version of events to trust complicate the project.

"Disappearing Acts" is a poignant narrative that delves into the complexities of a modern relationship, set against the backdrop of Brooklyn, New York. The story follows the lives of two African-American protagonists—a struggling construction worker and an ambitious music teacher—as they navigate the turbulent waters of love, ambition, and societal expectations. Their romance is marked by raw honesty and vulnerability, as they confront personal demons, financial hardships, and the challenges of an interracial relationship. The novel offers a gritty, realistic exploration of love and the transformative power of self-discovery and resilience in the face of adversity.

"Being Jordan" is a candid autobiography of a British media personality, model, and businesswoman. The book delves into her personal life, detailing her rise to fame, her experiences with plastic surgery, her relationships, and her struggles with the media. It provides an inside look into her life, from her childhood, through her modeling career, to her life as a mother, offering a glimpse into the reality behind her public persona.

Gail Baines, an awkward mother of the bride, navigates a turbulent few days before and after her daughter Debbie’s wedding: she loses her job, feels excluded from pre-wedding plans, and is surprised by the unexpected return of her ex-husband Max. When Debbie shares a troubling secret about her fiancé, the wedding—and the family’s buried history—are thrown into doubt. The novel follows how these events force the family to confront past choices, misunderstandings, and the complexities of love and marriage.

"Angie, I Says" is a coming-of-age novel that tells the story of a young, spirited woman named Angie who finds herself pregnant and at a crossroads in life. Living in New York and working as a waitress, she grapples with the complexities of her Italian-American family, the uncertainty of her relationship with her unreliable boyfriend, and the challenges of impending motherhood. As she navigates the trials of her personal life, Angie's sharp wit and resilience shine through, painting a portrait of a character determined to forge her own path and find her own sense of identity amidst the chaos of her circumstances.

Sydney Parks is unexpectedly chosen for a sequestered jury in the high-profile case of Margot Kitsch, a reality TV star accused in her husband’s death. Her childhood best friend Damon—whom she hasn’t seen in a decade and with whom she once had more-than-friend feelings—is also on the jury, and old attractions and unresolved issues resurface despite rules against fraternizing. As the trial unfolds, Sydney must balance her personal history, new sparks, and the responsibility to keep the proceedings fair.

Songwriter Joni Lark returns to her North Carolina hometown hoping the beach and her family’s music venue will break her creative block, but finds relationships strained and the venue in jeopardy. She begins hearing a mysterious melody and voice that turn out to belong to a gruff local musician who soon appears in person. They agree to finish the song that links them, hoping it will end their strange connection — and force them to face what it might mean for their hearts.

Set in the midcentury American Midwest, At Last follows two matriarchs, Helene Simonauer and Evelyn Turner, whose children marry. Both are sharp and cunning and hold conflicting beliefs about marriage, responsibility, and family, and they vie for the love of their shared granddaughter. The narrative traces their lives from different childhoods through pivotal events that shape them, exploring how an unintended relationship can come to define a life.

Show Don't Tell is a short-story collection that examines marriage, friendship, fame, and artistic ambition through sharply observed, character-driven scenes. The pieces follow people at moments of change — reconnecting after divorce, testing boundaries in relationships, and revisiting a familiar character from Prep at an alumni reunion — offering intimate, quietly revealing portraits without giving away plot details.

Three years after their breakup, Kiki is trying to rebuild her life when her ex, Malakai, reappears as the best man at her best friend’s wedding. As she juggles a new job, her family’s struggling restaurant, and wedding preparations, their unresolved chemistry forces her to confront the past while trying to keep everything from falling apart.

In this romantic novel, a young woman finds herself in a predicament when she lies to her family about having a boyfriend and is expected to bring him to her sister's wedding in Spain. Desperate to maintain her ruse, she reluctantly agrees to a proposition from her aggravating but attractive colleague, who offers to pose as her partner for the trip. As they spend time together in the picturesque setting, their feigned relationship begins to reveal genuine chemistry and emotions, leading them to confront their past misunderstandings and the possibility of a real romance.

Misery Lark, the daughter of a powerful Vampyre councilman, finds herself thrust into a precarious situation. To maintain peace between Vampyres and Weres, she must marry Lowe Moreland, the formidable Alpha of the Werewolves. Misery is wary of Lowe's authority and his watchful eyes, but she has her own hidden motives for entering this union. As she navigates life in Were territory, Misery is determined to reclaim what she values most, even if it means facing the challenges of living among her kind's ancient foes.

In this historical romance, a notorious and emotionally scarred marquess, known for his scandalous behavior, meets his match in a sharp-witted and determined young woman who is intent on saving her brother from his corrupting influence. As their paths collide, they engage in a battle of wits and wills, leading to unexpected passion and vulnerability. Through a series of humorous and heartfelt encounters, both characters confront their past traumas and societal expectations, ultimately finding redemption and love in each other’s arms.

Margo Millet, the daughter of a Hooters waitress and an ex-pro wrestler, is trying to find her footing in adulthood. Enrolled in junior college, she unexpectedly becomes pregnant after a brief affair with her English professor. Choosing to keep the baby, Margo faces the challenges of single motherhood, unemployment, and potential eviction. When her estranged father, Jinx, reappears and offers help with childcare, Margo agrees to let him move in. Inspired by Jinx's wrestling background, she decides to start an OnlyFans account, using his advice on creating a captivating persona. As her online venture gains unexpected success, Margo navigates the complexities of internet fame and its impact on her life. This story follows Margo's journey as she seeks financial stability and personal empowerment, exploring themes of storytelling and self-discovery in the digital age.

In "I Hope This Finds You Well," Jolene, an admin worker at Supershops, Inc., finds herself in a tricky situation when she accidentally gains access to her colleagues' private emails and messages. Initially, she uses this information to navigate office politics and secure her job amidst looming layoffs. However, as she delves deeper into her coworkers' lives, she faces unexpected challenges and emotions, especially concerning Cliff, the HR representative. This humorous and touching story explores themes of workplace dynamics, personal boundaries, and the search for genuine connection.

The novel is a delightful Regency romance that follows the impulsive and charming Lord Sheringham, known as Sherry, who, after being rejected by the woman he loves, decides to marry the next girl he sees to gain control of his inheritance. He hastily weds Hero Wantage, a sweet and naive young woman who has adored him since childhood. As they navigate the complexities of high society and their evolving relationship, Sherry and Hero encounter a series of humorous and challenging situations that ultimately lead them to discover the true depth of their feelings for each other, transforming their marriage of convenience into a genuine love match.

The story follows Jude Murray, an American woman who escapes her unfulfilling life in Chicago to seek solace in the enchanting Irish countryside. There, she stays in a cottage once owned by her grandmother and becomes captivated by the local folklore and legends. As Jude immerses herself in the mystical charm of Ireland, she encounters Aidan Gallagher, a charismatic pub owner with a deep connection to the land and its stories. Through their growing relationship, Jude discovers a newfound sense of belonging and passion, ultimately finding the courage to embrace her true self and the magic of love.

Set in the Regency era, this romantic tale follows the story of Anthony Bridgerton, a viscount who is determined to marry out of duty rather than love, and Kate Sheffield, a spirited young woman who is protective of her sister, Edwina, the season's most sought-after debutante. As Anthony sets his sights on Edwina as a suitable bride, he finds himself unexpectedly drawn to Kate, whose sharp wit and strong will challenge his preconceived notions about love and marriage. Through a series of humorous and heartfelt encounters, Anthony and Kate navigate societal expectations and personal fears, ultimately discovering a deep and passionate connection that defies their initial intentions.

Set in the early 19th century, this romantic novel unfolds in the quaint seaside village of Spindle Cove, a haven for unconventional women seeking respite from societal norms. The story follows the headstrong Susanna Finch, who is dedicated to maintaining the sanctuary she has created, and the dashing Lieutenant Colonel Victor Bramwell, who arrives with plans to form a local militia. As their paths collide, sparks fly, leading to a passionate and humorous battle of wills. Amidst misunderstandings and growing attraction, they must navigate their differences and the expectations of society to discover love and acceptance in each other's arms.

Eve, a successful novelist, finds herself in a hospital bed with no memory of how she ended up there. Her husband reveals that she has undergone surgery to remove a malignant brain tumor. As Eve embarks on a journey of recovery, relearning to walk, talk, and write, she grapples with her diagnosis and the challenge of sharing it with her children. Through a series of poignant anecdotes, Eve reflects on the moments that truly matter in life, from cherished family traditions to simple joys. This heartfelt narrative explores themes of love, resilience, and the beauty of life's small pleasures.

Georgia Woodward and Eli Mora, once a couple, find themselves thrown back together as they attempt to salvage their best friend Adam's wedding after a series of unfortunate events. Georgia, who thrives on organization and rules, has a list to keep her emotions in check, especially around Eli. However, when Eli returns with a new outlook and the wedding venue is unexpectedly destroyed, the two must team up to save the day. As they navigate the chaos of wedding planning, old feelings resurface, challenging Georgia to reconsider her rules and the possibility of rekindling their romance.

Mel, a bartender at a chic New York City cocktail lounge, has always been skeptical about love, especially after witnessing countless failed dates. Her perspective shifts when she meets Bebe, a captivating woman with a passion for whiskey, who is in an open marriage with her partner, Kade. Intrigued by Bebe's proposal for a date, Mel embarks on a journey of self-discovery and romance. As she navigates this new relationship, Mel finds herself exploring deeper connections with both Bebe and Kade, challenging her previous notions of love. Along the way, she gains the confidence to pursue her dream of opening her own bar, realizing that love can be more expansive and fulfilling than she ever imagined.

In "The Paradise Problem," Anna Green and Liam "West" Weston find themselves in a complicated situation. Anna, a struggling artist, and West, a Stanford professor and heir to a grocery empire, were once married for convenience during their college years. Now, three years later, West needs Anna's help to secure his inheritance, which requires him to be married for five years. As they fake their relationship to satisfy his family's demands, they must navigate the challenges of wealth, family expectations, and their own evolving feelings. Amidst the charade, they both begin to question what truly matters: the inheritance or the unexpected bond they've rediscovered.