Lola Dumont and Lucas Xavier are thrown together on a scavenger hunt that brings back their memories of--and maybe their feelings for--one another.

Eleanor Connor has written lots of steamy novels, but sadly her own life is more mundane. In fact, the nearest she's come to passion for ages is having to listen through the thin walls of her house as friend and neighbour Hugh seduces an endless stream of women. But then Eleanor has a one-night fling of her own, waking up alone, repentant, and as she later realises, pregnant. Desperate to find her missing lover, if only to tell him he's going to be a father, she enlists Hugh to help her search. But should she be looking closer to home to find out what it is she really needs?

"Funny. Swoon worthy. Heartwarming. An unforgettable story and an incredible start to the series! A new favorite!" - Devney Perry, USA Today Bestselling Author If you’re a guy like me, and you find yourself having banged your sexy new boss—the school principal—in the back of your Jeep one drunken night, here’s a few takeaways based on my experience... Lesson One: Always get her FULL name. Lesson Two: Consider asking what she does for a living. Lesson Three: Find out why she’s moved to town. Get details. Details are crucial. Lesson Four: Don’t alter her bio in front of an auditorium of high school students unless you know she has a sense of humor for that sort of thing. Lesson Five: If you ignore Lesson Four, apologize instead of flirt when you’re sent to the principal’s office. Lesson Six: NEVER sleep with her again. Lesson Seven: Pay attention to this one—it’s the most important of them all. Don’t fall for your one-night stand. Class dismissed. "These characters were funny, relatable, and real, making it an addictive page turner I couldn't get enough of!" - Kennedy Fox, USA Today Bestselling Author ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Thanks to Rosa Liksom, post-punk writing is alive and well in Finland. Her vignettes on contemporary urban living have made her the representative writer of her generation. Her characters work play and drink hard and have little time to wallow in self-indulgence. Like the film maker Karusmaki, Rosa Liksom portrays a generation left high and dry by the post-war economic 'miracle'. No-hopers for whom paradise is drugs and cheap drink in Copenhagen.

Divorced, single, and all dried up. That’s what I put on my dating app profile. I couldn’t think of a better way to describe myself. I’d lost not only my confidence but my kids over Christmas. My friends told me to do something fun, but I’d forgotten what that meant. I was forty-five going on seventy, and I’d spent the last twenty years focusing on my ex-husband and kids. I decided the one place to have fun would be in Vegas. I went alone. I lied and told everyone that I had a date. The lie turned into reality as I hit the roulette table. One bet. One night. They said there would be no questions asked, and none would be answered because what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.

Tara Bardot The best way to get over someone is to get under someone else… Unless that someone else is your stalker. When my six-year marriage ended, I found someone new for one night. But my ex was the only man I’d ever been with, so I didn’t know what to expect. One fateful night with a ruggedly handsome man turned my fear of the unknown on its head. And left me fighting to survive. Declan Hayes Being the most desired bachelor in NYC came with interesting perks. A different woman every night. Names I’ll never remember, and I don’t care. It worked for me… until it didn’t. I finally got to meet her, and my deepest desires took a surprising turn. Our one-night stand changed everything. Find out what happens when the best night of our lives turns into a living nightmare for one of us. Will a night of letting go end in disaster?

Eleanor Connor has written lots of steamy novels, but sadly her own life is more mundane. In fact, the nearest she's come to passion for ages is having to listen through the thin walls of her house as friend and neighbour Hugh seduces an endless stream of women. But then Eleanor has a one-night fling of her own, waking up alone, repentant, and as she later realises, pregnant. Desperate to find her missing lover, if only to tell him he's going to be a father, she enlists Hugh to help her search. But should she be looking closer to home to find out what it is she really needs?