Olivia spent a lot of time inside her own head. She thought about the life she was building, the person she wanted to become, and all the ways she still seemed to fall short of her own expectations. At twenty-one, she was trying to find her place in the world while carrying an anxiety she had learned to live around rather than understand. Then she became Catherine Leventis's assistant. Catherine was nearly twice her age, married, intimidating, and unlike anyone Olivia had ever known. What began as curiosity slowly became something Olivia had no experience naming, forcing her to question not only who she could love, but who she was becoming. But falling in love was only part of it. Olivia would learn what it meant to want something she couldn't keep. She would learn heartbreak, and the strange grief of letting go. She would make mistakes, lose pieces of herself, find others she hadn't known were missing, and discover that sometimes a second chance doesn't look anything like the first. This is a story about falling in love with a woman. But more than that, it is about a young woman slowly learning how to live with herself.

Skye never drinks, never goes to clubs, and has never even kissed anyone. But when her friends drag her out to celebrate her new job, one reckless dare changes everything: kiss the most attractive person in the room. Skye chooses Katherine, a striking, intimidating older woman who gives her a soft first kiss she can't forget. It was supposed to last one night. Until Skye starts her dream job at a prestigious design firm and discovers Katherine is a department head just two floors above her. Now every elevator ride, stolen glance, and heated argument pulls them closer to a line neither woman should cross. It started with a dare. Neither of them expected it to become desire.

It's been two years since Louise asked Thea to be her fake girlfriend for a company holiday party. Now they're engaged, planning a wedding, and figuring out life together. A slice-of-life, tongue-in-cheek comedy about planning a wedding, living with your partner, and navigating a relationship with all the banter you loved from the first book and all the other shenanigans we can expect from Louise, Thea, and Luca.

Kat and Josie have been thick as thieves since middle school. They've made a name for themselves as two of the most popular girls at school. Their lives have all the perks and drawbacks of being the popular kids in school. When local bad boy Carson Bowers comes back to school and Kat takes a liking to him Josie is forced to face some hard truths about herself. How will Kat react to those truths?