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Four Letter Words
She can’t stand him, but they’re secretly making out in the supply closet.
Agostina del Campo is doing fine. Dating for fun, intent on living life to the fullest, and set to be lead bartender at The Ivy, the restaurant she’s worked at for the past seven years. But when her manager offers the position to somebody else instead, everything falls apart.
Gavin Beck just got laid off. He calls in a favor from an old friend, not expecting to get on anybody’s bad side, but he gets more than he bargained for when he meets the feisty Agostina.
As they fight for lead bartender, tensions rise, but so does attraction, leading to one wild night together. When late night shifts and after work hangouts inevitably lead to more, they agree to keep things simple—and secretive.
But as the position looms between them, it becomes harder to deny their growing feelings. And when Gavin craves more, Agostina must decide what she truly wants, and if she’s ready to accept it. Four Letter Words is a spicy contemporary workplace romance and book two in a series that follows a trio of Argentinian cousins and their journeys to love.
Two to Tango
An old pair of shoes. A new lease on life.
Successful lawyer Julieta Martí is certainly a success on paper: respectable job, good salary, perfect daughter to her immigrant parents. As the eldest daughter, she hoped to do wonderful things with her life, but spent it appeasing her parents and watching over her cousins instead. When Julie's late grandmother, a famous tango dancer, leaves her shoes to Julie, she doesn’t know what to make of it, but she wonders if it might be a sign to reinvent her life. She secretly signs up for tango classes, keeping it under wraps from her family, and uncovers a buried passion.
World renowned dancer Logan Beck isn’t sure what he wants to do anymore. He’s been dancing since he was thirteen years old, but recent events have left him feeling unsettled. His last competition was rough, his longtime partner is moving away, and he’s not feeling the love for it like he used to.
When Logan meets Julie in class, there’s an unexplainable spark between them. Nobody is more surprised than him when she asks for not only private lessons, but a partner for a competition—the very one he messed up a year earlier. As they tackle the brand new partnership, Julie learns to chase joy in her life, Logan feels his passion for dance reignite, and the fire between them burns even hotter.
But when Julie starts living two lives and Logan’s hope for redemption hangs on the line, something is bound to slip. And it might only be a matter of time before everything falls apart.
Taking the Cake
As a popular wedding cake baker in her hometown of New River, Sabrina Moss spends her days giving everybody perfect happily ever afters, even though happily ever afters seem to be for everybody but her. She’s spent the past several years building her business while reeling from the breakup from her longtime love Ben Sadler and when the news breaks that he’s engaged, she finds herself questioning all the choices she’s made in the past and all the things she let get away.
After years away from New River, Gray Forrester is back to care for his grandfather. His childhood was rocky, moving from state to state, so he finds himself looking forward to settling down and finding some stability.
When a chance encounter between Sabrina and Gray at the local coffee shop leads to an unexpected friendship, Sabrina decides it might be time to open herself up again. But their budding friendship almost ends before it even begins when she discovers that not only does Gray know Ben, he’s set to be his groomsman. And when the friendship starts to veer into more-than-friends territory, they both struggle with the emerging feelings. When the past meddles its way in and threatens to ruin everything, Sabrina and Gray must navigate the messy waters of past and present and decide what is worth fighting for to get to the happily ever after they’ve both been looking for.