Seasons of Love (Frank)

What happens when a family-oriented woman falls in love with her brother's best friend: a sweet, recovering ladies' man her family doesn't approve of? I've always loved being part of my family. We're Italian, which, by definition, means that we're completely in each other's business and sticklers for tradition. But when Matt, my brother's sexy best friend from college, comes back into our lives looking hotter and acting sweeter than ever, my family's involvement really starts to get on my nerves. I pretty much fell for Matt from day one, so when my brother draws a firm line in the sand and forbids us from dating, it really becomes a problem for me. Being with Matt is the first thing that's made me happy since my dad's passing and I'm not going to let my brother stand in the way of that. I guess we'll just have to keep things a secret... Fall Into You is an open-door, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy about forbidden love and finding yourself after loss. If you like Tessa Bailey's “It Happened One Summer” or Christina Lauren's “In a Holidaze,” you'll love this book!

A former child actress and a grump partner up and fake date in this hilarious enemies-to-lovers romance. If you're a fan of Tessa Bailey's “Tools of Engagement” or Christina Lauren's “Beautiful Bastard,” you'll love this book! I've hit rock bottom, and it is not fun. My financial planner disappeared with all my money, forcing me to take the first job that's offered to me, a spot in the popular reality show Celebrity Dance Battle for the chance to win a massive cash prize. I pretty much have all my eggs in this one basket, and when I'm partnered up with the world's biggest jerk, I know I'm in big trouble. When I find out he needs this win just as much as I do, I suggest we convince the audience that we're in love to increase our chances of winning. We desperately need fan votes, and the show is basically just a popularity contest, right? What could go wrong? “Shall We Dance?” is a steamy, laugh-out-loud, enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy with an epic dance competition and mystery, where a grump and an optimist find each other when they need it the most. HEA guaranteed!

One kid and two years later, Liza and Matt are finally going to tie the knot. After a rocky start to their relationship, Liza is finally going to marry the love of her life, her brother's best friend. The wedding has been planned down to the last detail, the most beautiful setting, the best food, and the perfect dress have all been picked by the bride and groom. But when things suddenly start to go awry, our couple starts to wonder whether they must be cursed or something. It feels like the universe is conspiring against them as more and more things go wrong. After one big incident, when it feels like all is lost and the wedding needs to be canceled, Matt rallies their friends and family to plan the wedding they deserve in an impossibly short amount of time. Will all be lost, or will Matt be able to save the day so that he and Liza can finally have their Happily Ever After?

Rosie Castillo swore to herself that she'd never go back home, no matter what. But after her sister decides to get married in her snowy hometown in Colorado on New Year's Eve, she's left with no other choice but to return to the scene of the worst mistake she's ever made. Though assured several times by family members that the man who had her heart for so many years would not be home, Rosie runs into him the first day she arrives. Immediately, she's left wondering how she could ever walk away from him again. With the wedding, the holidays, their families being so close-knit, and the fact that they're neighbors, it's looking more and more like there's no way for them to avoid falling back in love with one another. Can they manage to forgive each other and themselves and put the past behind them, or will it catch up and run their new relationship into the ground? Watch as Rosie navigates meddling mothers, bridezilla sisters, a heart-melting love interest, and the general insanity that comes with the holiday season. “Second Chance Snowmance” is a holiday childhood-friends-to-lovers contemporary romance with delicious pining, banter, Spanglish, and a whole lot of steam.

Diana Castillo just wants to get some stability back in her life. Newly single with two pre-teen daughters, one of whom is recently diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, the knocks have come hard and fast. When she's offered a summer in the Hamptons for her and her girls to recoup, Diana jumps at the chance. What she isn't expecting is a summer fling-especially not with the hot local chef who manages to get under her skin. She's newly divorced and has no room for anyone but her girls. Michael Haynes is one year into the dad role after adopting his estranged biological daughter, and it's upended his career and life in unexpected and wonderful ways. Except it's stymied him in the kitchen, and his new restaurant venture of farm-to-table delicacies with his cousin has stalled out. He's professionally and creatively constipated. But when his daughter befriends two sweet and rambunctious girls, he meets their mother: a woman with a tough exterior that has him defensive and questioning all of his parenting choices. That friction turns into something more as Diana and her girls become his inspiration for new recipes that have his motivation sputtering back to life. The problem is that it's got his heart resurrecting, too. Michael and Diana's passion has the kitchen heating up, but life has a way of reminding them this fling has an expiration date. They'll have to decide if a summer together is all they want or if only a taste is not enough.