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In "Right Man, Right Time" by Meghan Quinn, Ollie, a college girl majoring in Journalism, finds herself in need of a fake boyfriend after a night out where she discovers her ex with her arch nemesis. Enter Silas Taters, a professional hockey player from the local team, who agrees to play the part to make both their exes jealous. As their fake relationship progresses, Ollie and Silas navigate trust issues, steamy moments, and unexpected feelings while dealing with their past relationships and personal struggles. The book is filled with banter, humor, and steamy scenes that keep readers engaged and rooting for the unlikely couple.

The story unfolds with Ollie and Silas facing challenges such as trust issues, age gap, and miscommunication while trying to maintain their fake relationship. As they grow closer, they discover a genuine connection and friendship that eventually turns into something deeper. Through hilarious moments, playful banter, and spicy encounters, Ollie and Silas find solace in each other, leading to a heartwarming and steamy romance that keeps readers entertained and invested in their journey.

Powerless by Elsie Silver is a heartwarming story of childhood friends turned lovers, Sloane and Jasper. Sloane, a people-pleasing ballerina, and Jasper, a professional hockey player with a traumatic past, navigate their deepening feelings for each other. The book is filled with humor, banter, and a slow-burn romance that captures the essence of small-town life in Chestnut Springs.

As Jasper rescues Sloane from a potentially disastrous wedding, the two embark on a road trip where they discover their true feelings for each other. The author, Elsie Silver, weaves a tale of growth, love, and self-discovery as Sloane finds her voice and strength while Jasper comes to terms with his past and his deepening emotions for Sloane.

In "Runaway Groomsman" by Meghan Quinn, readers are introduced to Sawyer, a screenwriter who seeks refuge in a small town after a public scandal, and Fallon, a woman trying to maintain her family's legacy while caring for her grandfather with Alzheimer's. As Sawyer and Fallon's paths intertwine, a heartwarming slow-burn romance develops amidst the quirky residents of Canoodle Cove. The book expertly weaves in themes of friendship, family loyalty, and the challenges of dealing with Alzheimer's, all against the backdrop of a charming small town setting. With humor, banter, and a feel-good storyline, "Runaway Groomsman" delivers a delightful romantic comedy that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.

In He's Not My Type, Halsey Holmes, a star center for the Vancouver Agitators, finds himself drawn to Blakely White, VIP Relations and Marketing for the same team. Halsey, who is quiet and closed off due to the loss of his twin brother, starts to open up to Blakely as they become roommates. Their journey is filled with tension, chemistry, and emotional depth as they navigate their feelings for each other amidst personal struggles and past traumas. The book delves into themes of love, loss, family, and friendship, all while balancing humor, steamy romance, and heartfelt moments that keep readers engaged and invested in the characters' lives.

The author, Meghan Quinn, weaves a perfect blend of swoon-worthy romance, emotional depth, and hilarious banter between the characters, creating a story that is both heartwarming and entertaining. Through the interactions of Halsey, Blakely, and their friends, Quinn explores the complexities of relationships, the healing power of love, and the importance of finding happiness amidst life's challenges, making He's Not My Type a captivating read that resonates with readers on multiple levels.

'Royally Not Ready' in the 'Royal Romance' series by Meghan Quinn follows the story of Lilly, a woman living a carefree life in Florida, who unexpectedly discovers her royal heritage and is tasked with embracing her destiny as the heir to the throne of Torskethorpe. Keller, the personal secretary to King Theo, is sent to find Lilly and bring her back to her royal roots, despite both of them having their own emotional baggage to unpack. The plot unfolds with humor, romance, and a fairytale-like feel as Lilly and Keller navigate their budding relationship and the challenges of royalty, all while dealing with their individual pasts and insecurities. The writing style is engaging, filled with witty banter, steamy romance, and well-developed characters that keep readers hooked from beginning to end.

The Summer We Fell by Elizabeth O'Roark is an intense and emotional story following the life of Juliet, a broken girl who finds herself in a tumultuous love triangle between her high school boyfriend's family and his friend, Luke. The book explores themes of trauma, sacrifice, longing, and second chances as Juliet navigates a past filled with mistreatment and guilt, all while trying to find her own happiness and sense of self-worth. The plot is well laid out with flashbacks to the past and present, offering plenty of drama, secrets, and twists that keep the readers hooked in an emotional rollercoaster of epic proportions.

Ready or Not by Cara Bastone is a heartwarming and realistic story that follows Eve, who is dealing with a surprise pregnancy from a one night stand. Throughout the book, readers witness the journey of Eve, along with her best friend Willa and Shepherd, Willa's brother, as they navigate the challenges of co-parenting and supporting Eve. The characters are portrayed in a realistic way, with true-to-life feelings, humor used as a coping mechanism, and quick wit and snarkiness that add depth to the story. The plot explores themes of unexpected pregnancy, self-discovery, friendship, and the complexities of relationships.

The setting of modern-day NYC adds to the authenticity of the story, making the characters relatable and endearing. The book delves into the personal growth of each character as they face the challenges brought on by the pregnancy, leading to heartwarming and romantic moments that highlight the beauty of support and friendship in difficult times.

Stella owns a struggling Christmas tree farm that she enters into a social media competition, lying about having a boyfriend to help her win. Her best friend Luka steps in as the fake boyfriend, leading to a journey of fake dating, friends to lovers, and shared history. The book is described as heartwarming, mood-enhancing, and a story of dreams coming true, both personally and professionally, with a cozy setting and lovable characters.

'The Wingman' by Natasha Anders follows the love story of Daisy and Mason, a slow burn romance that blossoms from friendship into something more. Daisy, overshadowed by her beautiful sisters, finds herself in a fake dating scenario with Mason, who initially agrees to distract her for his brother but ends up developing genuine feelings for her. The plot explores themes of self-esteem, insecurities, and personal growth as the characters navigate through misunderstandings and emotional challenges. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of heartwarming moments and emotional depth that captivates readers.

'Those Three Little Words' in the series 'The Vancouver Agitators' by Meghan Quinn follows the story of Penny and Eli, centered around an accidental pregnancy and the complexities that arise in their relationship. is described as a romantic comedy with a focus on hockey players, featuring characters with emotional depth and engaging dynamics. The writing style is noted to be humorous, heartfelt, and engaging, capturing the essence of the characters and their journey through witty dialogue and emotional moments.