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Romance stories where the love interest texts you back.
Damian VanceThe Billionaire's Contract Wife
He needs a wife for one year. You need the money. His rules: separate rooms, no questions, and never, ever fall in love.
Adrian ColeMy Ex's Ruthless Brother
He humiliated you at your engagement party. His ruthless older brother wants to help you destroy him. The price? Pretend to be his.
Rhys CallowayBody-Checked by the Captain
You dented his truck on move-in night. Next morning he's on your table: the arrogant captain hiding an injury, and living next door.
Anders DevlinThe Real Heiress Came Home, and Only He Saw Her
A DNA test says you're the daughter the Whitmores lost at birth. They still prefer the fake one. The coldest heir in Seattle doesn't.
Rosalind KingsfordI Married the Ice Queen CEO
Your ex left you for a man with a yacht. Then the coldest CEO in the city walks into your garage and asks you to marry her. Tonight.
Faolan AshmereA Bargain with the Fae Lord
Your brother walked into a fairy ring and didn't come out. The fae lord who has him wants one thing back: a year of your nights.
Elise NorthcottThe Son-in-Law They Laughed At
Three years of her family calling you useless. One wife who never did. And one phone call that's about to make them kneel.
Mason DufresneOff-Limits: The Captain Is Dad's Problem
You kissed a stranger in a bar. Next morning your dad, the head coach, introduces him: his captain. Rule one: the players are off-limits.
Nathaniel CroftonWrong Suite: One Night with My Fiancé's Uncle
You caught your fiancé cheating and ended it. Then your keycard opened the wrong suite, and his uncle opened the door.
Reid EllsworthMy Ex Is My New Boss
Five years ago he dumped you by text. Today he bought your restaurant, and his first order is a private tasting, poured by you.
Rowland InglebyThe Fortune Hunter's Heiress
You overhear the Season's most beautiful rake admit he needs your fortune. So you give him six weeks, one rule: no lies. Ever.
Gavin IredaleThey Laughed at the Gala, I Came Back Owning It
Your fiancé's family made you the joke of their charity gala. One man walked out. A year later, you walk back in owning it.