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Ongoing, First published Mar 22, 2024
When Emily, an up-and-coming artist, is hired to design the cover for a musician's new album, she quickly learns why no one else wanted the job. Aaron, the artist in question, has a reputation as difficult and impossible to please. 
After a disastrous first meeting, Emily refuses to take on the project. But as unexpected events bring them back together, she starts to see glimpses of a side of Aaron that no one else knows. The more she learns, the harder it becomes to walk away. 
Their connection, like their creative work, is messy, unpredictable, and filled with surprises neither saw coming.
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Ellie thought she'd never find love again, especially after having her son, Noah, and the love of her life leaving her to raise their child alone. Ellie found contentment in being a single mother until she meets Daniel on a night out. He's charming, persistent, and doesn't mind that she has a child. She allows her guard down and ponders the possibility of a second chance at finding love. Everything seems perfect until she meets his mother and she quickly disapproves of her single mother status, and then the father of her son strolls back into her life demanding to be a parent. Ellie isn't used to the help or making decisions as a team, but Daniel sets out to prove he's the one for her, despite what his mother thinks. If falling was easy, we'd all do it.