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Patton Pierce has a knack for showing up when I least expect him—my street, my salon, my martial arts studio. Even my dreams. Sure, I've pined for him over the past seven years, but if he thinks his low-slung gray sweatpants, backward cap, and infuriating grin will make me forget our past, then he's in for a rude awakening. But then my sister's bachelorette party happens, and I have one too many drinks. One ridiculous dare later, and I find myself kissing the boy I used to love. One kiss leads to one incredible night. And one night leads to two very pink lines.

The cocky charmer at your local bar...the awe-inspiring US vice president you'd lay down your life and your love for...the mysterious stranger who comes to your rescue one night...the beautiful woman you can't touch, because to do so might literally kill you...the smokin' hot roadhouse bartenders who take your troubles away, only to add new ones. These are the prem numbers. They almost always add up to passion.

Someone once told me that there are worst things than being left at the altar. Well, not many, in my experience. That was six months ago, though, and my life has moved on. Heck, I have a new job lined up and I'm leaving town. But, I can't deny that my love life kind of sucks. That’s why I let my friends convince me to join them for Club Escapade’s Breakup Bash. And we might just be disillusioned enough to actually enjoy it.

Cori Ross is thanking her lucky stars. Sure, her longtime boyfriend just dumped her, but that's a good thing. In her rush to find Mr. Right, she realizes she almost settled for Mr. Just Okay. And that's definitely not okay. So, tonight, she's out with her friends at the Breakup Bash—a private party for women celebrating their break-ups—and she's actually celebrating. Still, it was too close a call. So she makes a deal with herself—no guys for six months. Unfortunately, just as she's leaving the club, she runs into her old boyfriend—the guy she'd always wanted to be Mr. Right.

Natalie Winters thought she'd married the man of her dreams...but her marriage ended way too soon in a nightmarish divorce. She even has to share custody of the dog! The stress is killing her, so she decides to take a night off and attend the Breakup Bash—a private party for women celebrating their breakups—with her friends. Former executive security specialist turned bartender Rome Collier is drawn to the woman easily trading sexy banter with him. And if she wants the "Do Me" condoms she accidentally throws across the counter at him, she'll have to claim them...personally. 

Usually sensible Layla Price stuns herself when she spends the night with a handsome stranger. Blaming it on a freak rainstorm and Bastian Raynes’s heroic rescue, Layla believes she’ll never see him again. She’s only in this small town to end some silly family feud. Except … Bastian’s family is on the other end of that feud and Layla’s hiding her real identity. Adding this new drama to the old, Layla should steer clear of the former military man. But can she?

"Il arrive dans la vie de chacun que, soudain, la porte claquée au nez s'entrouvre, la grille qu'on venait d'abaisser se relève, le non définitif n'est plus qu'un peut-être, le monde se transfigure, un sang neuf coule dans nos veines. C'est l'espoir. Nous avons obtenu un sursis. Le verdict d'un juge, d'un médecin, d'un consul est ajourné. Une voix nous annonce que tout n'est pas perdu. Tremblante, des larmes de gratitude aux yeux, nous passons dans la pièce suivante où l'on nous prie de patienter, avant de nous jeter dans l'abîme."

Mein Baby ist da. Aber ihr Vater ist es nicht. Und wenn es nach mir geht, werden wir ihn auch nie wiedersehen. Weil Matvey Groza mein Herz in Stücke gerissen hat. Es lief in etwa so ab: Ich: „Ich liebe dich.“ Er: „Ich heirate eine andere.“ Ich gebe es frei wieder – aber so war es. Denn einige Fakten sind unbestreitbar. Matvey hat mich geschwängert. EIN FAKT. Die Wehen setzen erst jetzt ein. EIN FAKT. Aber Matvey ist nirgends zu finden. EIN FAKT.

A funny, warm debut novel bringing Westernised Indian culture to the fore - perfect for fans of Bridget Jones's Diary and Bend It Like Beckham. Twenty-nine-year-old Raina is still unmarried and battling her family's expectations for her future - they think that by now she should have been married in a dream Indian wedding. The pressure reaches new heights when her grandmother, Nani, decides to play matchmaker in order to find her the perfect arranged marriage.

Born to a life of privilege, Lady Ravenna Huntley rues the day that she must marry. She's refused dozens of suitors and cried off multiple betrothals, but running away - even if brash and foolhardy - is the only option left to secure her independence.