Five-time New York Times #1 bestseller, Adelaide Maddox, is not like normal 21 year-olds for many reasons. Not only is she one of the most popular romance novelists, she's hiding something from her readers. She's never been in love, never even been kissed. And when Addy's faithful editor retires and a newer, hotter replacement comes in, how far will she go to make Mr. Elliot Hayes hers? It's battle royale at the office, and maybe with the help of her best friend Bria, Addy can be victorious. And through all of this, can Addy escape her writer's block and finish her sixth novel? Read as Addy acquires her battle scars, goes through lessons in flirting, and struggles to live out her own romance, in I Write Romances, Not Live Them.

Emma's emotional roller-coaster of a mother drags her to Odette's Beach every summer in honor of her deceased father. What Emma doesn't know that this year is going to be different. Two years before, Nick and his five sons showed up at the beach demanding their share of the private beach that Emma's father left to them. Emma and her poor mother have been going through hell since the boys arrived, pulling outrageous pranks and embarrassing the pants off of each other. What Emma doesn't know is that this summer is going to memorable. And in a good way! Read the comedy-romance adventurous story of Emma and her "small" dilemma.

Jamie Miller is an average trouble maker at school, a liar, and she's the kind of girl that gets the guys but she don't want them. Not snobby, just herself. When she makes up a facebook for fun . . . as a guy, she meets a guy that's supposed to transfer to her school tomorrow. He asks if she wants to be friends, but Jamie lies and says she's sickly and can't come to school yet so they can only meet on here right now. She blows it when he asks when she's coming and she says 2 weeks. Now Jamie Miller and Cameron Sampson are both his friends and he doesn't know their the same people. Jamie's dumb move of not telling is now getting her into more trouble than she wanted and more heartbreak than she needs. With her crazy friends changing up her life and making things worse or better, she's living through hell/heaven with this awesome guy that she likes and can barely even touch from the fact that she's dating someone already . . . someone she's regreting every moment of her life now.

If you mentioned Ally Scythe to someone, they'd say one of three things. 1) That girl can skate. 2) Doesn't she work at the bookshop? or 3) Poor thing, her mother's death was a tragedy. Nobody would even consider the fact that she is battling something nobody should ever half to deal with. When she meets Cooper, she finally begins to believe there is good in people. With the help of her new boyfriend and the kindly old lady she works for, Ally makes a decision that changes her path of life forever.

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