Wrong Floor, Right Heart
She had forty-three seconds to make the elevator, and she spent them spilling oat milk latte all over the most powerful man in Midtown. Wren Calloway is a temp with a canvas tote a
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She had forty-three seconds to make the elevator, and she spent them spilling oat milk latte all over the most powerful man in Midtown. Wren Calloway is a temp with a canvas tote a
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Poppy Hartwell's carefully ordered life implodes the moment an oat milk latte leaves her hand and lands on the chest of Reid Kingsley, Manhattan's most infamously private billionai
June Hartley thought she had escaped Pine Hollow, Vermont, for good, until a call about her estranged mother's failing health pulls her back to the sleepy town that never quite for
When a booking mistake strands Eliza March at the Bramble and Birch Inn during the busiest week of the year, she expects cold hospitality and a borrowed blanket. Instead, she gets
Rosemary Beckett left Maple Street twenty years ago and built a careful life a thousand miles away, but her father's final letter makes one thing clear: come home, or lose the chan
Mapmaker Marigold Pennicut has spent her life returning what others have lost: wedding rings dropped in riverbeds, letters misdirected by fate, the small keepsakes that slip throug
Henrietta Whitfield has always been good at following the rules, which is why she agreed to the arrangement without hesitation. Six weeks. Clear terms. A specific end date. She cam