First-year high school student Momota Kaoru just saved a beautiful high school girl, Orihara Hime, from a train molester. One thing leads to another, and they end up going on a date! They have a lot in common: they both love video games, they both jam to their favorite songs on mixtapes, they were even both born in the Year of the Snake. Except... Orihara’s first game console used cartridges... and her old mixtapes are all on MiniDisc... and, oh, her birthday is actually 12 years before Momota’s! When her secret comes out, she thinks it must all be over... but will Momota really let something like a little age gap get in the way of his love for Orihara? Find out if love really can transcend generations in this sugar-sweet romantic comedy!

Orihara-san once again dons the uniform, but things don’t go quite as planned! An all girls (around thirty) party leads to all sorts of adult conversation, and Orihara-san’s sister ends up asking Momota-kun for love advice?! Saki gets some help babysitting her little brother when she has an unexpected run-in with a certain someone. Also, summer heats up as Momota-kun goes on his first festival date with Orihara-san, who’s dressed in a yukata! Speaking of firsts, Momota-kun and Orihara-san also go on their first karaoke date, and for the first time, Orihara-san goes toe-to-toe with the bigwigs at her company—and she gets some unexpected help. Tons of surprises await in the fourth volume of the super sweet and pure love story of high school boy Momota-kun and his slightly older girlfriend, Orihara-san!

Despite Momota’s new mother discovering his secret relationship, things are surprisingly peaceful, though a little awkward, at home. However, he can’t take it easy since preparations have ramped up for the school festival that’s only about a week away! The event’s got Ura busier than anybody, and he’s adapting surprisingly well to his position as his class’s representative for the festival. But after an argument with Saki, he stops coming to school and shuts himself up in his room. It’s up to Momota to bring him back and even give him some advice on matters of the heart as Ura falls in love with his own princess. Also, the school festival is full of surprises, as a certain someone from the past and a certain quest item make special appearances! Check it all out in the sixth volume of the sugary sweet love story with a twelve-year age gap!

The earnest romance of the unbelievably cute, almost thirty-year-old Orihara-san and her handsome, devoted high school boyfriend Momota continues to heat up! Looking to make up for midterms, Momota decides to study hard for his finals and gets a little bit of help from Orihara-sensei! A group date with everyone leads to hijinks and revelations as we learn more about Momota’s friends! Also, an unexpected miracle happens when Orihara-san makes a visit to her boyfriend's house?! Love transcends time in the third volume of the pure, sugary sweet, and 1000% precious love story of two people with a slight age gap between them!

In a shocking development for Momota and Orihara-san, it turned out that the woman Momota’s father is dating is actually Orihara-san’s older sister, Kisaki! What’s more, she now knows about Momota’s real age and that they’ve been lying to her! She tells them to break up immediately, saying it’s for their sake. However, rather than fall apart, the bond between Momota and Orihara-san grows stronger than ever, and they refuse her. Now what lies in store for their relationship? Will Momota’s family have his back? What’s the bombshell that Kisaki-san drops on them? And why did Orihara-san invite Momota to a hotel to be alone together?! Find out all this and more in the fifth volume of this sugary sweet romcom about a couple with a slight age gap!

Now an original movie on Prime Video starring Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine! When Solène Marchand, the thirty-nine-year-old owner of a prestigious art gallery in Los Angeles, takes her daughter, Isabelle, to meet her favorite boy band, she does so reluctantly and at her ex-husband’s request. The last thing she expects is to make a connection with one of the members of the world-famous August Moon. But Hayes Campbell is clever, winning, confident, and posh, and the attraction is immediate. That he is all of twenty years old further complicates things. What begins as a series of clandestine trysts quickly evolves into a passionate relationship. It is a journey that spans continents as Solène and Hayes navigate each other’s disparate worlds: from stadium tours to international art fairs to secluded hideaways in Paris and Miami. And for Solène, it is as much a reclaiming of self, as it is a rediscovery of happiness and love. When their romance becomes a viral sensation, and both she and her daughter become the target of rabid fans and an insatiable media, Solène must face how her new status has impacted not only her life, but the lives of those closest to her.

Bestselling author Monica Murphy winds up her sensational series with this sexy story of two college kids with nothing in common but a bunch of baggage and a burning attraction. Over. That about sums up everything in my life. Suspended from my college football team and forced to cut back my hours at The District bar because of my crappy grades, I can’t keep turning to my sister, Fable, and her pro-football playing husband, Drew, to bail me out. I just can’t seem to find my own way. Weed and sex are irresistible temptations—and it’s messed up that I secretly hand over money to our junkie mom. A tutor is the last thing I want right now—until I get a look at her. Chelsea is not my type at all. She’s smart and totally shy. I’m pretty sure she’s even a virgin. But when she gives me the once over with those piercing blue eyes, I’m really over. But in a different way. I won’t deny her ass is killer, but it’s her brain and the way she seems to crave love—like no one’s ever given her any—that make me want her more than any girl I’ve ever met. But what would someone as seemingly together as her ever see in a screwed up guy like me? Praise for Four Years Later “Another great entry into the series and a perfect way to close out what started with One Week Girlfriend. As always, Monica Murphy gives us such great characters, giving them such depth and emotions that it’s hard not to love them from the minute you meet them on the page.”—Cocktails and Books “An engaging, heavily character-driven new adult [novel] that brings us the story of a much beloved character. Seamless writing flows effortlessly as Murphy sets up the plot elements and begins her story of love, loss, redemption, and forgiveness. . . . Four Years Later was a delight to read.”—Smexy Books “Monica Murphy has created an unforgettable series. Her writing is honest, gritty, romantic and entertaining. Her characters are very real people that readers can relate to. We embrace them in our hearts. Their lives and stories will stay with [us] long after the book is finished. It is no wonder that this series is an all-time favorite. . . . The One Week Girlfriend series has been an amazing reading journey that has touched my heart.”—Hesperia Loves Books “Emotional and gratifying . . . This romance was full of tension and longing! . . . Monica Murphy has another win with Four Years Later. Owen and Chelsea’s story was touching and passionate, and is sure to make you sigh in contentment by the end.”—Waves of Fiction “What a fantastic ending to an amazing series! . . . It took my emotions on a roller coaster ride but hey, all the good books do! . . . Four books and I still want more! I’m not quite sure I could ever get enough of these characters. They’re all complex, and beautifully broken in their own ways. Combine that with Monica Murphy’s fantastic writing skills and you always have a winner.”—Down the Rabbit Hole “It’s official! When it comes to NA romances and inner monologues, Monica Murphy is a queen! . . . I highly recommend Four Years Later! If you read the earlier books then you just have to get this one too. It was wonderful to see how the earlier couples are faring . . . but Monica Murphy had truly made this Owen’s book. I love it!”—In My Room Reading