Laura Morgan has fourteen days to save everything she has left — and only one way to do it: marry the coldest, most ruthless billionaire in the city. Jason Allen doesn't do love. He does deals. And when he offers to erase her father's crushing debt in exchange for one year as his convenient wife, Laura has no choice but to say yes. There's just one rule: never fall for each other. But rules were made to be broken — and the closer Laura gets to the man behind the empire, the more she realizes the real danger was never the contract. It was him."

"Mila Hart left her harbor town at eighteen and swore she'd never set foot in her family's bakery again. Fifteen years, one estranged father's death, and one impossible will later, she's back — co-owner of the building she grew up fighting over, with the one person she never forgave. Jace Monroe never left. Never stopped baking. Never quite let go of the rivalry that defined both their childhoods. Now the will says they share everything — the kitchen, the till, the storefront — for one full summer season, before either of them can finally sell and walk away for good. Problem is, the closer they get, flour-dusted and sleep-deprived through the busiest season of the year, the harder it gets to remember why they were ever enemies in the first place."

"Two brothers. One girl. A past they can't hide. Nora Bellweather arrives in Hollow Creek grieving her father and expecting nothing but silence and small-town stares. Instead, she gets two things she never saw coming: the Ashworth brothers, and a family secret with her own name buried in the middle of it. Caleb is guarded, careful, haunted by something he's forbidden to say. Wren is magnetic, reckless, and the only person in town willing to tell her the truth — or at least, the parts he knows. As Nora digs into a death the whole town has spent twenty years pretending never happened, she'll fall harder than she means to for both brothers — and uncover a secret that could destroy everything the Ashworth family has spent a generation trying to bury."