Love Hurts

Paige is a workaholic who has lost herself. Unfortunately, the key to finding herself might be an obnoxious blast from her past. Dr. Paige Ellis has worked hard to make her dreams come true. But somewhere along the way, she lost something important--herself. Luckily, her dead grandmother is still looking out for her. When Paige returns home to fulfill her Nana's last request, she comes face-to-face with an annoying blast from her past. Not only does Nick Collins know just which buttons to push to make Paige crazy, but he also might be the one thing Paige has convinced herself she doesn't need. Can Nana and Nick persuade an overachieving workaholic that love might be the best medicine after all? If you enjoy enemies-to-lovers RomComs, you'll fall for TURN THE PAIGE. Because love hurts. But it's kind of funny.

Wake up and feel the wood! In the first of a series of irresistible standalone romances from Sawyer Bennett, a city girl rediscovers love and lust in the Alaskan wilderness. Valentine French may be the sassiest dating columnist in New York City, but the abundance of metrosexuals in her adopted metropolis is seriously cramping her style. Where are the beefy all-American boys? Hoping to find some inspiration, Val heads to Alaska, where the men outnumber the women fifteen to one and wrestle grizzly bears for sport. Or so she can only imagine. Suddenly the most eligible bachelorette in a town full of horny lumberjacks, Val is writing her best columns ever. But if she doesn't get her nose out of her laptop, she just might miss out on Mr. Right. Logan Burke is the sheriff of the little podunk town that Val finds so charmingly backward. He's not that different from the guys she's using for her little experiment; it's just that one date would never be enough for Logan. As he listens to Val complain about love over beers in the local tavern, he realizes that she can't see the forest for the trees. Because if she would ever give up her Prada bags and fourteen-dollar martinis, Logan would give her the only luxury that matters: his heart.

Hollywood hath no fury like a woman scorned. In this fun, flirty second-chance romance from New York Times bestselling author Sawyer Bennett, an aspiring starlet reconnects with her first love. Eden Goodnight went to Los Angeles to make it big, not to be publicly humiliated by her cheating fiancé at a red-carpet premiere. But when Eden returns to her hometown to put the scandal behind her, she can barely find a sympathetic shoulder to cry on. Turns out the locals are worse than the paparazzi, and they all think she's turned into a spoiled brat. But in a strange twist of fate, the one person who seems to understand what Eden's going through is Cooper Mayfield ... the boy she left behind. Small-town charm is no match for the glitz and glamour of Hollywood. At least that's what Coop's been telling himself all these years. As Eden's old flame-and the landscaper for her family's historic home-Coop feels some responsibility for getting her out of her funk. But as soon as he sees that million-dollar smile, he's a goner. Soon they're making out like teenagers again. But when a life-changing role falls into Eden's lap, Coop just hopes she doesn't give up on a love that's meant to be.

Sara's one hundred percent done with men. Travis has never had any luck with the ladies. Sometimes the best relationships are the ones you don't see coming. Between raising her rambunctious son, owning a business, and coming face-to-face with the ghosts of her childhood, Sara Collins has her hands full. Investing in yet another man who's bound to let her down is the last thing she needs. Travis Nichols is one of her brother's best friends and all-around good guy. The only thing more painful than his injured ankle might be his difficulty talking to women. If only all of them were like Sara, he'd have it made. As Sara wrestles with her past, will Travis help her embrace the future? If you enjoy slow-burn romantic comedies, you'll flip for SINGLE BY DESIGN. Because love hurts. But it's kind of funny.

Ellie's done with the bad boys. Clay's one of the biggest players she's ever met. Sometimes the person you thought was all wrong ends up being right. Ellie Walsh is a yoga teacher with a wild past. But meditation hasn't curbed her appetite for a good argument, nor has it improved her choice in men. Clay Adams is the king of one-night stands. His aversion to relationships is rivaled only by the pleasure he takes in ruffling Ellie's feathers. When Ellie steps in to help an injured Clay, sparks fly. Can these two hotheads figure out that love really does conquer all? If you enjoy slow-burn romantic comedies, you'll go mad for MEDITATE ON THIS. Because love hurts. But it's kind of funny.