Always Say Never

Carly Catterson has one rule: never date a coworker again. After her last office romance ended in humiliation-complete with a public breakup and a change in careers-Carly swore off love in the workplace. And especially love with Nate Farnsworth, the infuriatingly charming office rival at her new job. But when Nate needs a fake girlfriend to fool his parents, and Carly needs a way to make her ex squirm, a mutually beneficial arrangement is born. The plan is simple: fake smiles, staged hand-holding, and absolutely no real feelings involved. Only, somewhere between stolen glances and too-convincing kisses, Carly starts to see a side of Nate she never expected-kind, funny, and not at all the enemy she thought. But where does that leave the mystery pen pal who's been her anonymous confidant for months? The one who actually understands her? With their fake dating deal nearing the end and a scheduled meeting with her pen pal on the horizon, Carly has to decide. Go back on her rule and risk her heart with Nate, or walk away from the online guy who knows her best. Never With You brings all the tension and sizzling chemistry without language or explicit scenes. It's book one in the Always Say Never Series. Narrated in duet style.

No rings. No vows. No 'til death do us part. As a top divorce attorney who's built her career-and her walls-on the belief that marriage doesn't last, Camila swears she'll never walk down the aisle. After years of watching relationships crumble, she's made it her personal mission to convince her little sister to avoid getting married at all costs. The problem? Camila's already married. Secretly. On paper, anyway. What was supposed to be a quick marriage of convenience to secure an inheritance is back in the spotlight when the court challenges whether it's real. Now she's juggling her sister's wedding, her own messy secret, and a man who believes in happily-ever-after while she's built a career tearing it apart. Six months. One roof. And one question Camila can't escape: is she trying to convince the court or herself that happy marriages do exist? Never the Bride brings all the banter, chemistry, and tension without explicit scenes or language. Narrated in duet style.