RomCom University

She thinks he's an arrogant jerk. All Jasmine Chamberlain wants is to make her family proud. She owes them everything and intends to pay them back by being the best student, cheerleader, and chess player the university has ever seen. Unfortunately for her, on her first day of chess club, she gets paired with an arrogant, flirty, hotshot quarterback with an affinity for pushing her buttons. Even worse? He's better than her at chess. He thinks she's gorgeous. Shepherd Kingsley is on a mission to escape his brother's shadow. At every press conference and on every sports network, Shepherd is being compared to his undefeated brother. Determined to be known for his name and not his brother's, he decides to beat every record Jason set. It's all going according to plan until Jasmine shows up on campus. Shepherd is drawn to her fire immediately, but dating cheerleaders is forbidden, and he can't risk being benched. Chess Not Checkers is a rivals-to-lovers college romance with all the sizzle, none of the spice. If you love sports, found family, and academia, you'll love the first book in the RomCom University series.

They were best friends, until he betrayed her. Marigold Belmore wants nothing more than to forget about Jameson Sinclair. So, what if they've been friends since elementary school? Who cares that he was the one person she trusted most in the world? Jameson showed her how little she mattered to him when he stole the internship they swore not to apply to. That kind of betrayal isn't something a person brushes under the rug. Marigold tries to escape Jameson's brooding stares, but between their shared classes and working on the paper together, the task seems impossible. She refuses to let his presence get to her, but when she's forced to document his road to hockey stardom, it becomes more and more difficult to ignore the tension. As banter is exchanged and secrets are revealed, Marigold becomes certain they can never go back to being just friends. “All That Glitters” is a college hockey romance with all the sizzle, none of the spice.