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My Shot at Romance: Before the Last Page Mira Sharma never planned on falling in love - she barely plans her breakfast. At twenty-two, she's a literature student, a secret online writer, and someone who's never really lived. But when life throws her a deadline she didn't ask for, she decides to do one wild thing before it's too late: fall in love. Enter Dev Batra - charming, flirty, and completely out of her league. One coffee date turns into something more, and suddenly Mira finds herself writing a story she never thought she'd star in. Because sometimes, love isn't forever. Sometimes, it's just before the last page.

Every family has its season of mending. After fifty years of marriage, Margaret and Bill Whitaker invite their six grown children home to Boston for Christmas - but what's meant to be a joyful reunion turns into something none of them expected. For the first time in years, the whole family gathers under one roof: Daniel, the stoic; Annie, the peacemaker; Michael, the fixer; Eliza, the perfectionist; Ben, the dreamer; and Sophie, the optimist. Between tangled lights, burnt cookies, and decades of unspoken hurt, old rivalries spark - and so does the truth.

Newly divorced, forty-nine, mildly menopausal, with free-range boobs chanting no cage, no shame in cahoots with an unsupportive bra that snapped in the Woolies freezer aisle. Living wildly she packs a bag (and a box of wine) and leaves it all behind. From caravan park showers to karaoke catastrophes, beach epiphanies to bra meltdowns, this is midlife mayhem in full, unfiltered Australian colour. If you've ever: • cried in a Woolies, • yelled "I am NOT lost!" at a family BBQ, • or wondered if your life was a chickpea salad no one asked for - this slice-of-life comedy will feel like coming home in the weirdest, warmest way. This isn't a comeback. It's a slow-motion cartwheel into middle-aged mayhem. It's not about bouncing back. It's about bouncing forward - boobs, baggage, bad decisions and all. A funnywoman tale of menopause, misadventures, and messy self-discovery. One VB at a time.

When Ottawa teacher Betty Matheson returns to her family's struggling apiary in Vernon, she expects a quiet winter visit. But as she reconnects with her ailing father and their shared love of bees, she begins to envision a new kind of life-one where teaching and tending the land intertwine. A heartfelt story about rediscovery, resilience, and the enduring wisdom found in the rhythm of rural life.

Lily Foster's quaint flower shop is more than just a business-it's her grandmother's legacy. Jack Larson's sleek floral boutique across the street? That's her worst nightmare. When a high-profile wedding forces them to work together, their fierce rivalry turns into something neither of them expected. Between stolen customers, late-night brainstorming sessions, and one disastrous bouquet incident after another, sparks start flying in more ways than one. Can two sworn enemies create something beautiful together, or will their differences wilt whatever fragile feelings are blooming between them?

George is the kind of guy who says every thought out loud-and the universe never misses a chance to trip him up for it. With a narrator who is part cheerleader, part bystander-in-crisis, this is a chaotic little dive into some days that just keeps getting worse. Probably. (But maybe better? Don't count on it.) Narrated by a posh, cheeky British voice that sees everything and tells you just enough - often more than George would prefer - George in Neutral is told in a third-person omniscient style with frequent fourth-wall breaks. Think Garfield's sarcasm meets Mr. Bean's chaos, with a sprinkle of narrator sass that reads best when imagined in the voice of a slightly dramatic BBC presenter. P.S. Reading this in your head with a posh British accent will dramatically improve the experience. Go on, try it. We'll wait. _______ The most precious and perfectly fitting cover art courtesy ~ Aga Maszota. Thank you sooooo much. Design template: Canva

Enemies to Lovers · Rom-Com · Barista Rivalry · Slow Burn

Tteokbokki Hearts & Clumsy Starts is a light and heartwarming Korean romantic comedy about two strangers brought together by a small accident and a bowl of spicy tteokbokki. Hana is quiet, careful, and focused on her daily routine. Joon is clumsy, cheerful, and always chasing new adventures. Their first meeting is anything but perfect but something about it sticks. As their paths keep crossing in the busy streets of Seoul, from food stalls to festivals, the awkwardness slowly turns into comfort, laughter, and something deeper. Through shared meals, small moments, and silly misunderstandings, they begin to discover that love doesn't always start with fireworks sometimes, it begins with a mess. Full of cozy vibes, Korean traditions, and soft, slow-burn romance, this story is perfect for readers who enjoy sweet relationships, relatable characters, and a little clumsiness along the way.

In the bustling heart of Kolkata, Soma Singh-a vibrant dreamer with stars in her eyes-crosses paths with Aarav Mehta, a calm and poetic CA aspirant with a past full of silence. What begins as a chance encounter blooms into a soulful journey of ambition, serendipity, and emotional discovery. Between exam pressure, stolen glances, and the echoes of their favorite song Ilahi, will they find a love that defies logic?

The Just Like Every Girl, Clara Dreams is a heartwarming feel-good novel that follows the quiet yet courageous journey of Clara, a kind-hearted girl from a dreamy small town who steps into the vast, unpredictable world to chase her dreams. As she moves through new cities, friendships, heartbreaks, and the challenges of corporate life, Clara's unwavering kindness becomes both her greatest strength and her silent struggle. Through moments of loneliness, self-discovery, and quiet resilience, the story beautifully captures what it means to grow without losing yourself-and to believe that even the softest hearts can achieve the brightest dreams.

Two coworkers who can't stand each other by day... fall for each other by night - through a mysterious soul-matching app. They just don't know they're typing to their worst enemy. HerSoul - a story about love, irony, and the one person you swore you'd never want.

A sporty PE teacher and a precise math teacher team up for an innovative project mixing equations and exercises - but end up solving a far more unexpected equation: the one of the heart.

Allison Brown has a plan: Find The One. Fall in love. Live happily ever after. Simple, right? Except her dating life looks more like a comedy sketch than a romance novel. From a guy who brings his mom on their first date (yes, really) to a "perfect" ex who turns out to be engaged, Allison's mission for true love is... not exactly going according to plan. Thankfully, she's got her best friend, Jamie Lee - her constant, her rescuer, her emergency ice-cream delivery guy. He's been by her side through every heartbreak, every checklist, every disastrous date. What Allison doesn't know? Jamie's been in love with her the whole time. But when he finally starts pulling away - and someone else catches his attention - Allison realizes she might have been looking for love in all the wrong places. Because maybe, just maybe, The One has been right beside her all along. A laugh-out-loud, heart-melting friends-to-lovers rom-com for everyone who's ever chased love - and almost missed it when it was staring them in the face.

--- Title**: A Chance Encounter **A Chance Encounter** is a heartwarming romance story that unfolds in the charming city of New York. Emily, a dedicated book editor, finds solace in the quaint coffee shop, "Maple Street Café," where she escapes the chaos of her demanding job. Little does she know, life is about to take an unexpected turn. One autumn afternoon, Emily literally bumps into Jack, a passionate writer struggling with his latest manuscript. Their chance meeting sparks an instant connection, and they find themselves drawn to each other's company. Emily's love for books and Jack's talent for writing create a bond that transcends their initial encounter. As their relationship blossoms, they navigate the complexities of their personal and professional lives. Emily's meticulous nature complements Jack's creative spontaneity, leading to a series of charming and sometimes humorous moments. Together, they face challenges that test their commitment and resilience, from career obstacles to personal insecurities. The story captures the magic of falling in love when you least expect it, set against the backdrop of cozy coffee shops, book-filled apartments, and the vibrant streets of New York. With each chapter, readers will be captivated by Emily and Jack's journey, cheering for their love to triumph over adversity. **A Chance Encounter** is a delightful tale of serendipity, love, and the beautiful surprises life has in store when you open your heart to new possibilities. Perfect for fans of romance who believe in the power of fate and the joy of finding love in unexpected

Some love stories start with a spark. This one started with a note... and a misunderstanding. Every Saturday, Emma visits the cozy café on Willow Street-a haven of soft jazz, warm lattes, and quiet daydreams. It's her escape from the noise of the world... and the place where he always sits. Liam. Mysterious, focused, and completely unaware of the shy baker who watches him from across the room. One day, Emma does something uncharacteristically brave: she writes him a note. Just a few words tucked into a book he's been reading. A simple invitation that could change everything. But when Liam doesn't respond the way she expects, Emma's heart sinks-until a chance encounter weeks later uncovers a mistake, a heartfelt confession, and the beginning of something neither of them saw coming. A slow-burn romance filled with missed chances, soft glances, and the kind of love that quietly grows in the corners of everyday life. For fans of cozy settings, hopeful hearts, and stories that feel like a warm cup of coffee on a rainy morning.

Omar moved to Thistlebrae for peace, quiet, and meticulously brewed coffee. He did not move there to deal with a walking hurricane of red curls, dimples, and matcha-flavoured optimism setting up shop directly across the street. Em (short for Emeraude, yes really) has one goal: to open her dream matcha café in the cozy Scottish town she's just crash-landed in. She's all pastel menus and plant-based elixirs, until she meets the scowling man behind Grounded, a coffee shop that wears a "F*ck Matcha" sign like a personal vendetta. Their first meeting? Not great. Their second? Worse. Their third? A turf war. But as the café rivalry heats up, so does the tension between the grumpy barista and the matcha fairy across the road. And in Thistlebrae, small towns mean big gossip, and no such thing as keeping your feelings to yourself. P.S. This all began with a tiktok comment. I saw a tiktok about a coffee shop that actually had the "F*ck Matcha" sign behind the counter, and a "Respect the Beans" sign at the door. So my romcom addled brain made me write this comment - "Okay so somebody opens a matcha shop across the road. He hates her with a passion, but he also can't help but notice her passion for matcha. And how her curls perfectly frame her face. And the dimples she gets when she smiles. He keeps going over across the street to pick fights with her and establish bean superiority. Or so he tells himself. Enemies to lovers y'all, somebody write it." That comment got 28.2 thousand likes, and at least 50 people commented something along the lines of "You came up with it, you write it". And so here I am, writing it!

He had everything , except the one thing money couldn't buy: peace. When billionaire Ethan Thompson's perfect world shatters after his wife walks away, he's left with nothing but an empty mansion, a broken heart, and a little boy with too many questions. Between burnt pancakes, bedtime prayers, and innocent giggles, Ethan learns that healing doesn't come from wealth , it comes from faith, forgiveness, and the fearless love of a child. Just when life begins to feel whole again, a knock at the door brings the past face-to-face with grace. Can a shattered family find joy again when love meets faith? This heartwarming, humorous, and faith-filled story will make you laugh, cry, and believe in second chances all over again. Dive into "The Billionaire Daddy Who Found Love Again" and discover how God turns heartbreak into healing, one prayer at a time. 👉 Start reading now and let love, laughter, and grace fill your heart.

Frankie was hoping to find her centre - could it be under the doona with snacks? Instead, what she got was a chook shed full of judgemental hens, an alpaca with intimacy issues, and a tractor that refuses to stop. But among the gum trees and gumboots, something unexpected begins to happen. She finds freedom. She finds community. She maybe even finds herself (under a collapsed hay bale). Funny woman fiction meets rural madness in this laugh-out-loud sequel to Unhinged Yet Upright Almost. If you like quirky Australian comedy, oddball animals, and emotional breakthroughs behind water tanks, this Australian farm comedy is your next obsession. Forty‑nine, recently divorced, city‑bound and utterly clueless about farming. That's Frankie. When her estranged Aunt Mabel drops off her will and hands her a farm full of goats, crystals and "sacred zones", Frankie realises the only thing she's ever raised at home was the heating bill. She relocates from her tiny Sydney unit to a ramshackle Northern NSW property where the alpacas bite and spit, the chickens hold drum‑circles and the only thing more confused than her is the local ferret named Rat Bag. With zero farming skills and a suitcase full of regrets, she must survive farm house antics, embrace country chaos, create an income then rediscover herself in the middle of cow paddocks and plant medicines. It's about uprooting your old self, embracing uprooted vegetables and saying "bugger it" to everything you thought you knew. Funny, quirky and full of heart, this slice of life story of a woman in a small town is for anyone who's ever felt invisible, underestimated or just plain lost. If you believe that life begins when you take a risk - then pull on the gumboots, grab a coffee and join Frankie on the unpredictable journey from city flat to women in small town, outback‑style outback humour extravaganza. Come for the chaos. Stay for the self‑discovery.

When 22-year-old Kat takes her shift at Sweet, the cutest candy shop in town, she expects the usual-colorful jars, Skittles scoops, and the comfort of routine. What she doesn't expect is Todd: the quiet college guy who walks in one afternoon and changes her entire rhythm. He's gentle. Curious. A little awkward. And completely unlike anyone she's ever met. What begins as small talk over candy jars quickly turns into late-night drives, shared playlists, and soft moments Kat didn't know she was allowed to have. Todd isn't flashy or loud-he's steady. Warm. The kind of safe she's never felt with anyone before. But with school stress, family pressure, and old fears creeping in, Kat has to learn how to trust herself-and him-one sweet moment at a time.