This isn't your average meet-cute. In fact, it's not cute at all. Rowan Ward is a tattooed florist with a soft heart and a sharp tongue. He likes his solitude, craves his routines, and absolutely panics when his roommate announces he's moving to California. Past trauma makes change feel like a threat, and Rowan doesn't do well with being left behind. Piper Kerrigan is fresh off a fallout with her sorority sister, a college scandal that scorched her family ties, and a sudden eviction that leaves her scrambling for a new place to live. She's just trying to stay afloat while working for event-planning royalty Savannah Monroe Remington and pretending everything's fine. So when Rowan offers up his spare bedroom, Piper is... hesitant. Because it's Rowan. Mysterious. Moody. Tattooed in ways that should not be legal. But also Rowan is safe, gay (probably), and weirdly comforting. Two single roommates. One shared space. Zero romantic expectations. They bond over caffeine, sarcasm, and their mutual hatred of Valentine's Day. But when Piper misreads a key piece of Rowan's identity, what started as a safe arrangement quickly starts feeling like a threat, to her comfort, her rules, and her no-dating-roommates policy. Because this isn't a love story built on fate or convenience. This is an anti-meet-cute. And things are about to get very, very complicated.

He wasn't supposed to fall for the girl sleeping in his bed. Especially not her. Bishop Weston likes his life drama free. He's very simple to please he likes his whiskey neat, deadlines met, and his family kept at arm's length. But when his best friend's cousin Remi crashes at his best friend's house, fresh off a breakup with her cheating politician boyfriend, drama free goes out the window. Charlotte Remington Smith is done playing nice. She's got a thesis to finish, a heart to un-break, and no time for the brooding, infuriatingly hot man who keeps pushing all her buttons, and not just the annoying ones. He's blunt, bossy, and absolutely off-limits. So why does he feel like the safest place she's ever landed? As Thanksgiving closes in, a suggestive photo gets leak that forces Remi and Bishop lie about their relationship. They form a pack to fake date to get through the holidays, and break up on New Years Eve. But what happens when fake relationships turn dangerously real, old wounds rise to the surface? Goodbye Common Sense is a grumpy/sunshine romance about choosing vulnerability, rewriting legacies, and finally choosing happiness.

Scott Remington thought he knew how his life would go: a perfect wedding, a perfect wife, a future planned down to the last monogrammed cufflink. But when his bride vanished without a word, he learned the hard way that control is just an illusion - and love can't be brokered like a business deal. Savannah Monroe has made a career - and an art form - out of chaos. As a top-tier event planner with a sharp tongue and sharper heels, she's built her own empire one perfectly orchestrated crisis at a time. She's also the last person Scott ever expected to collide with again - let alone hire. When a high-profile project throws Scott and Savannah together, their scorching past - one night neither of them wants to admit meant everything - threatens to unravel the careful lives they've rebuilt. Forced to work side by side, they'll have to navigate old wounds, new grudges, and a chemistry that's equal parts poison and cure. But some goodbyes never stick. And sometimes the one person who knows exactly how to break you is the only one willing to put you back together - piece by messy, magnificent piece.

Fifteen years ago, Matthew Meeks let Grace Parker walk away - for both their sakes. He thought enlisting would build them a future; instead, it left them with nothing but broken promises and unanswered letters. Now he's back in town, older but still haunted by the girl he couldn't hold onto. Grace has spent her life trying to do what's right - for her family, for her son, for the town that watches her every move. She's seconds away from saying "I do" to the perfect man on paper when everything shatters: the truth she's buried, the secrets she's carried alone, and the boy with Matthew's eyes sitting in the front pew. When Matthew makes the reckless choice to steal the bride, they're both forced to confront the past they never truly left behind. But some goodbyes don't stick - and some promises won't stay buried. On backroads and borrowed time, Grace and Matthew must decide if the life they lost is worth the mess of taking it back. A story of first loves, second chances, and the price of the truth, Goodbye Groom is a tender, heart-wrenching journey about what we owe each other - and ourselves - when the past comes calling.