Another hilarious, unputdownable, small-town romcom from Kristeen Groth, author of Hinted: Moonlit Lake Matchmaker Series! Whoever said all was fair in love and war... was full of it! It all started when I met a handsome stranger at a fundraising gala, and had fun pretending we were engaged to get an obsessed woman off his back. It was just for one evening, and nobody would ever hear about it. When he shows up at my restaurant and says he plans to buy it, but will let me continue as the head chef—I lose it, along with scoops of mashed potatoes flying at his face. How dare this arrogant jerk come in here and try to yank my dream out from under me? This is WAR! But then the restaurant owners hear the rumors of our engagement and force us to partner together to make the restaurant successful, or they'll sell to a franchise and we'll lose the whole thing. This is surely a recipe for disaster and heartbreak. There's no way this can work. Is there? Pushed is a sweet, enemies to lovers, fake relationship romantic comedy with witty banter & snark, laugh-out-loud moments, small-town charm, a meddling matchmaker, and swoony kisses. All the fun and feels, without the spice. For lovers of Emma St Clair, Cindy Steel, and Sariah Wilson.

That's it! I'm done with men. I'll be better off dating myself. A weekend away at a secluded cabin to paint a new commission is the perfect way to kick off my “man-cott.” Or it would be if the man I most wanted to avoid, and couldn’t get over, wasn’t there at the same time. (This had meddling matchmaker Tillie’s name all over it. I’ll deal with her later.) And if the storm of the century hadn’t trapped us together. Alone. In the dark. With no distractions or interruptions. And only one bed. Ugh! Of all the people in the world to be stranded with, it had to be this arrogant oaf. The one I’d most like to strangle with my bare hands—if I could do it from a safe distance. Extendo arms would be helpful. Simply being in the same room with him is dangerous…to my heart, anyway. You see, not only is Nash Porter my sworn enemy, he’s also the one I’ve been in love with since grade school—my brother’s best friend. The guy who rejected me and destroyed my tender heart, yet was still there to taunt and tease me during my most embarassing moments. If I can just stay mad at him, I’ll be safe. It’s all I can do to keep from smacking the cocky smirk off his face whenever he glances my way. Better than kissing it off. At least, that’s what I tell myself. There’s no way we get out of this unscathed. Send help! Nudged is a sweet, forced proximity, brother’s best friend romantic comedy. It is loaded with witty banter and snark, laugh-out-loud moments, small-town charm, a loveable mutt, and swoony kisses. All the fun and feels, without the spice or swears. For lovers of Emma St Clair and Sariah Wilson.

People who say keep your enemies closer never took a road trip with a guy who hated their guts. A month ago, my identity as Dr. Love was a secret. A month ago, I thought I was getting engaged. A month ago, I wasn't stuck with the guy who hates me most in the world. Now... if I don't make nice with my #1 hater, I might lose my book deal. Without that, I'm not sure what I have left. But when I'm forced on a publicity tour with everyone's favorite guy, the guy who says I ruined his relationship, I didn't know how low I could go. At every stop, I get roasted and he gets more revered. You would think after a while, I would hate him too. And you would be very, very wrong... Falling for Your Enemy is a laugh-out-loud, heartwarming romcom with an epic road trip, a grumpy-sunshine romance, and a happy ending to end all happy endings for this five-book series. The Love Clichés books are closed door romcoms with plenty of sizzle.

When your nemesis also happens to be your fiancé, happily ever after becomes a lot more complicated in this wickedly funny, lovers-to-enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy debut. Naomi Westfield has the perfect fiancé: Nicholas Rose holds doors open for her, remembers her restaurant orders, and comes from the kind of upstanding society family any bride would love to be a part of. They never fight. They’re preparing for their lavish wedding that's three months away. And she is miserably and utterly sick of him. Naomi wants out, but there's a catch: whoever ends the engagement will have to foot the nonrefundable wedding bill. When Naomi discovers that Nicholas, too, has been feigning contentment, the two of them go head-to-head in a battle of pranks, sabotage, and all-out emotional warfare. But with the countdown looming to the wedding that may or may not come to pass, Naomi finds her resolve slipping. Because now that they have nothing to lose, they're finally being themselves—and having fun with the last person they expect: each other.

When AJ Adams is coerced into tutoring Brock Larson, she can't help but wonder what she's done to deserve such an epic punishment. He's the very definition of an All-American good boy-and a total kiss ass. He's the perfect son, the perfect student, and according to rumor...some kind of golf prodigy. Puh-lease. If he's so perfect, why does he need tutoring? With his British Literature grade circling the drain, Brock knows he needs help. But when he sees his tutor, he can't believe his friggin' luck. Abby Jane no longer resembles the childhood best friend he used to play hide and seek with. No, she's all attitude, pink hair, and tattoos. Oh, and thanks to some trivial middle school B.S., she hates his guts. The two couldn't clash more and antagonizing one another is all too easy. But the lines begin to blur as they spend more time together, and Brock and AJ realize they have more in common than what meets the eyes. Hate. Lust. Forgiveness. Love. They all look the same when you're in denial, and everyone knows you can't control your rebel heart.

A yummy stand alone romantic comedy! Scarlett Jackson is anything but perfect. The first time she met famous chef and entrepreneur Guy Chapman, she set him on fire. As a result, she was blacklisted from every restaurant in New York City to the point where she couldn’t get hired at a taco stand. But she didn’t give up. She got busy. Now she’s running her own food truck and things are taking off. Except…through a mixture of impeccable timing and bad luck, she’s parking near Guy’s newest and most ambitious undertaking: Restaurant Row. For Guy Chapman, everything must be perfect. His businesses, his food, his whole life. He has more on the line than creating a culinary empire. There are people who rely on him, from employees to a sister who requires twenty-four-hour care. So when a plucky baker running an inconvenient food truck throws a wrench into his plans, he can’t let it go. When things start getting hot in both their kitchens, Guy and Scarlett have to decide what’s more important: winning the block or winning each other’s hearts. keywords: chef romance, romance series, enemies to lovers, millionaire romance, New York City romance, family and relationships, chick lit, contemporary women, women and friendships, cupcakes and baking

The New York Times bestselling author of One More Day returns with a hilarious twist on How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days. A laugh-out-loud romantic comedy about the last single woman in her friend group who meets "Mr. Right" at the "wrong" time. When Mr. Perfect poses a risk to her best friend's career, what is there to do but get rid of him, of course! Happily Ever After is overrated. There I said it. Call me a buzzkill but after watching all of my friends and roommates succumb to the love virus, I’ve decided to sit this one out. Which isn’t as easy as it sounds. If you’re looking for a ring, then all you attract are one-night stands. Girls who prefer to fly solo, you guessed it – we attract nothing but Mr. Will You Marry Me? So I’ve been playing a little game to see just how far I can go before I send these guys running for the hills. Until I meet my match. No matter what I do, this guy just keeps showing up. Listening when I vent about work, remembering my fears and being annoyingly present when I don’t want to be alone. And all the crazy stuff I do doesn’t even faze him. In fact, I think he likes it. Which is a problem when I find out that my Mr. Outrageous has the power to ruin my best friend’s career. So I'm taking the gloves off. It’s time for Operation: Get Rid of Mr. Perfect. If being crazy didn't get rid of him maybe I have to try the scariest thing of all. Being myself. -This standalone romance features Ariana Silva, a crossover character from the USA TODAY bestseller Beg Me. Get ready to laugh in inappropriate places! Need Me is a perfect read for romantic comedy fans of Meghan Quinn, Pippa Grant, Lauren Blakely, or Max Monroe! See author's website for all tropes and CW.