Rio Cushing is tired of fighting against the tide. She’s worked hard her whole life. Sacrificed. Struggled.

And for what? Her walking papers.

She’d worked at Lucky Trucker’s Truck Stop since she was a kid. She knew practically every person who walked through the front door by name. And Pop and the rest of the staff? Like family.

Just like her family, in fact, because they had just thrown her out, too. But these snakes did it with smiles on their faces, simply because they called it retirement. They even told her she was lucky to have reached the point in life where she could travel, spend time with loved ones and pursue her dreams!

But that was just the problem. She didn’t have any dreams. She had no loved ones — certainly not anymore. And her broken-down Honda wasn’t traveling anywhere farther than the junkyard. She had simply been surviving for as long as she could remember. So now what?

I remember the first time I saw Sutton Barnett in perfect detail- like a fragment of time suspended in front of my eyes. I remember his shirt- faded blue against tanned skin that had seen countless hours of the summer sun. Wet droplets peppered his shoulders from where his still wet hair had dripped onto the fabric. He rounded the bottom of the stairs, our eyes meeting for only a fraction of a second before he looked away, but it was long enough for me to know right then and there that nothing would ever be the same again.

And I was right. At thirteen years old, I had predicted exactly what was to come. Some things you just know are an absolute inevitability, and Sutton was that for me. The one thing I couldn’t escape no matter how far or fast I ran. But the distance only made me want him more. Time intensifying the deep ache that I could not outrun no matter how hard I tried. I loved him so much it hurt. But I also hated him almost as intensely.

A charming and swoon-filled boxset with six full-length books from bestselling authors that you won’t want to put down. Mansion to inn renovation, small town romances, brother’s best friends, billionaires, and fake marriages. . .this collection has it all.

Seed Money, written by B. E. Baker: When Dave, a potential buyer for Seren’s movie star grandmother’s mansion, mistakes Seren for a squatter, they get off to a rough start. But after Dave realizes his slipup, he suggests they turn the home into an inn! And that’s not the only surprise coming…

The Day He Drove By, written by Elana Johnson: Ten years ago, Andrew delivered Gretchen’s baby on the side of the highway. Now that she’s a widow and single mom, her feelings for the handsome paramedic are stronger than ever. But is she ready to open her heart to love again? A sweet small-town romance from USA Today bestselling author, Elana Johnson!

Beth wants to love her new home on a quiet suburban street. She wishes she could make friends with her beautiful neighbour Oksana. She longs for a new group of friends. Welcoming neighbours to visit. Coffee dates and dinner parties.

But life here feels so closed. Then Beth runs into Oksana’s garden one day to fetch her runaway dog, and she sees something shocking that makes her wonder who her new neighbours really are.

A girl in the window.
A pale desperate face.
A hastily scribbled sign bearing only two words.

HELP ME.

Who is the girl? What are the neighbours hiding?

Aspiring chef Bree Taylor thought she’d found a home at last, in the kitchen of Lassiter’s restaurant. Chef Henry Lassiter was not only her mentor, but a dear friend who regaled her with stories of his childhood home in Pajaro Bay. Henry’s sudden death shattered her world, leaving her as lost and grieving as his beloved old dog, Maisy. Now Bree has only one last task to complete for Henry: she will deliver the dog to Henry’s twin sister in Pajaro Bay. Then she can move on, and find some way to start over, as alone and adrift as ever.

But what she finds when she arrives is not the happy, cozy little village Henry had described, but a town full of mysteries she can’t understand, from his sister’s odd behavior, to the handsome doctor with eyes as rich as bittersweet chocolate who can’t seem to decide if he is attracted to her–or just wants her to leave him alone.

Meet Robin Wildwood, the black sheep (or red squirrel) of her family’s coven.

As the self-proclaimed screw-up in a family of overachieving witches, Robin spends her time hanging out with her sassy squirrel familiar Tansy and avoiding her eccentric relatives.

Until her grandmother, the region’s celebrated Head Witch, unexpectedly drops dead.

Forced back to the small English town of Wildwood Heath for the funeral, Robin finds herself surrounded by bickering relatives and rival covens wanting to claim her grandmother’s legacy. Worse, when Robin stumbles upon the dead body of the Head Witch’s assistant, she’s the only person who suspects that Grandma’s death was no accident either.

Robin must immerse herself back in the life of a coven witch and team up with her former crush (turned hot sports captain) to get to the bottom of the mystery. But will she survive long enough to see the coven’s leadership change hands… and who will be the next Head Witch?