When Tim and Lucy's work schedules are out of sync, they leave each other little sticky notes to remind the other how much they're loved.

Lucy's worried when one of her second graders goes missing, and her most eager student, eight-year-old Sadie, is determined to help crack the case. Despite both Sadie and Lucy thinking they can handle being amateur detectives, they hit a wall, and Sadie insists they need help from her dad, Tim, who is a real cop. As Lucy teams up with Tim to find the missing student, she not only unravels the mystery but also quickly develops a crush on her crime solving partner.

In a reimagining of 7x8, Tim and Lucy get caught in the wildfire, but their fire shelter does not hold up as well.

When brooding singer songwriter Tim and bold vocalist Lucy meet as contestants on the reality singing competition "Rising Star", sparks fly...and not the good kind. They can't stop bickering with every interaction between performances until a surprise duet challenge forces them to collaborate, and their rivalry takes an unexpected turn that might change their tune for good.

Lucy has been drawing Tim for longer than she realized, and when they get back together, she can share her collection with him and also sketch him more often.

In a world where emotions are dulled and color is nothing more than a dangerous myth, the Grayscale Authority ensures society remains muted and controlled. No passion. No chaos. No love. Tim has spent years as a loyal officer enforcing the laws of their society until the day he touches Lucy, the owner of his favorite coffee shop that has always caught his eye, and the impossible happens. Color. Brilliant, breathtaking color. Only a soulmate can unlock it, revealing the world as it was meant to be. But soulmates are outlawed, and now Tim is faced with a choice: forget about Lucy to protect the life he's always known, or risk everything for the woman who makes his world come alive.

Tim and Lucy's Tuesday nights are cozy and predictable: takeout, cooking shows, cuddles on the couch, and no surprises. But when Tamara accuses them of being boring, they're determined to show her they're not by planning surprise dates...on the same night. In their quest to prove that they aren't boring, they get a little more than they bargained for.

When Lucy Chen's debut romance novel becomes an unexpected sensation, her publisher, Nyla, plans a high-profile book tour for her second release, which means facing fans and media eager to learn about the author's own love life. There's just one problem: Lucy doesn't have one. At Nyla's insistence, Lucy is paired with her editor, Tim Bradford, to pose as her boyfriend during the tour. Lucy and Tim can barely tolerate each other, but they're forced to act like a happy, in-love couple worthy of inspiring her popular books. Yet as staged smiles, scripted moments, and pretend affection start to feel all too real, Lucy and Tim begin to wonder: could their own story turn out to be the greatest plot twist of all?

Six years after their heartbreaking split, Tim and Lucy have perfected the delicate balance of co-parenting their spirited twin daughters, Chloe and Zoe. But when the five-year-olds make a heartfelt Christmas wish to spend the holiday together as a family in real snow, Tim and Lucy agree to set aside their usual "separate holidays" arrangement for a long weekend in a cozy, snow-covered cabin where they can't help but confront their long-buried feelings. They discover their undeniable chemistry still burns between them and a love like theirs could never fade. So this Christmas, Tim and Lucy must decide if they're brave enough to risk their hearts again, not just for their family, but for the chance to find forever with each other.

Lucy, an environmental activist, and Tim, a corporate lawyer, are natural enemies just like the star-crossed lovers they're cast to play in a community theater production of "Romeo and Juliet". As rehearsals heat up, so does their off-stage tension, but what starts as animosity begins to feel a lot like chemistry. Of course, the modern-day foes might not suffer a doomed love story when the curtains close.