Cassie Mae Books in Order

Popular Zoe hides the comics-loving nerd she used to be, even from the boy she actually wants. Zak only cares about the real her, which means dating him might cost Zoe the image she worked so hard to build.

Brody asks Hayley, the school's cheerful matchmaker, for help winning over his ex. The more time he spends with the girl everyone overlooks, the more he realizes the person he wants has been beside him all along.

In Las Vegas, list-loving Brooke is focused on wedding planning, deadlines, and keeping her life under control. Nate is still reeling from betrayal, and their unexpected connection turns a busy workplace romance into something much sweeter than either saw coming.

Ryan and Lexie should be enjoying their new relationship at a beach house, but Ryan's newly discovered half-brother turns the trip tense fast. Crammed quarters and family fallout test whether first love can survive real life.

Sierra has a huge crush on Levi, the drummer who never seems to notice her. A deal with his sister gives Sierra a way in, but learning what Levi is hiding makes the chase more complicated than flirting and stolen information.

Lexie wants one last senior trip and a shot with the wrong guy, but Ryan knows she is worth more than that and secretly pays her way. One snowbound room, one king-sized bed, and years of friendship make hiding his feelings almost impossible.

Sam and Tyler fall for each other on opposite sides of a fierce school rivalry, so keeping things secret feels safer than choosing a side. But hiding first love gets harder when team loyalties and family pressures start closing in.

Kaylee has plenty of acquaintances but very few real connections, which makes the anonymous notes from a classmate matter more than they should. When budding magician Nate pulls her into his act, a messy mistake forces both of them to show who they really are.

Brea is failing school and the smartest person she knows is Adam, her longtime friend and recent unexpected kiss. Study sessions are supposed to fix her grades, not make it even harder to ignore what might be growing between them.

Just as Lexie thinks the worst family drama is behind her, the father who vanished years ago shows up asking for another chance. She and Ryan have to protect the future they are building while old wounds threaten to pull everything off course.

When her fiancé proposes, she answers with a challenge: no touching until the wedding and the winner picks the honeymoon. What starts as a playful bet inside their sex-shop world quickly becomes a very real test of trust and desire.

Actor Jace has one shot at a career-changing audition, but a storm grounds the plan and leaves him stuck on the road with Shay, the agent who drives him crazy. Five days in close quarters turns old friction into something much harder to name.

Kate can juggle sports, work, and school, until the school play pushes her already packed life over the edge. When shy Seth gets dragged onstage with her, rehearsals start changing their friendship in ways neither of them planned.

Paige changes her name and takes an internship at Broken Records to outrun a past mistake. The last thing she needs is a prickly new CEO who hates music, but when scandal hits the label, Ethan and Paige have to fight for the company together.

Maya thinks love is overrated until a stranger kisses her on the street and turns out to be Cooper, a rich romantic who believes fate has plans for them. Their week of playing house is supposed to prove her right, not leave her rethinking everything.

Sierra has a huge crush on Levi, the drummer who never seems to notice her. A deal with his sister gives Sierra a way in, but learning what Levi is hiding makes the chase more complicated than flirting and stolen information.

She saves money to buy a night with her best friend, only to watch someone else outbid her. Now she is done playing nice and ready to fight her way out of the friend zone before Alec falls for the wrong woman.

A short Southern romance with Cassie Mae's usual mix of awkward humor and heart. Sparks fly fast, but small-town complications make it clear that wanting someone and building a real future are not the same thing.

Ginger is already struggling to feel good in her changing body when life keeps piling on more reasons to hide. Oliver sees the girl beneath all that worry, and their growing connection turns this into a sweet story about self-worth as much as first love.

Beth and Ben are supposed to be heading to Disneyland, not stranded in Hope Falls with a broken car and rising tension. As Ben tries to salvage the trip and his secret proposal plan, bigger cracks in their relationship come into view.

Kennedy comes to Lyra Valley hoping to outrun a painful past, then meets Aaron, a hometown charmer with troubles of his own. A power outage traps them together long enough for flirtation to turn into something harder to ignore.

Will heads to Frostville only to keep his sister from making a romantic mistake, not to get tangled up in a mansion full of matchmaking and murder-mystery games. Then he meets Winter, the wealthy host who makes the whole place feel dangerously hard to leave.

Thirty-six and tired of striking out at home, Maybelle books a week at Frostville Mansion, where Cupid is said to work miracles. Instead of one promising match, she finds two very different men and a choice she never expected.

Holland is stuck in a hotel with her daughter and a half-finished house, so she reluctantly hires the one contractor she knows can fix it: her ex-husband. Working together forces Holland and Warren to face the history they never really left behind.

Bevin needs a comeback story for her failing blog and spots the perfect target: Robbie Sterling, the bachelor-list darling who once broke her heart. Using him for content sounds smart, until old feelings start looking very alive.

After losing out on a skateboarding sponsorship and facing a rent crisis, Madison throws herself into one last shot at her dream. Late-night coaching from shy Tanner brings help, chemistry, and the risk of wanting more than either planned.

Kelli makes money posing as a perfect cover story for rich boys who need a safe Friday-night alibi. Her business runs smoothly until Chase starts poking holes in the plan and making real feelings very bad for profits.

Candace wants the whole falling-in-love experience, but the guy she likes is all wrong for her. When a tattooed, motorcycle-riding coworker agrees to teach her how to be bad, the lessons get complicated fast.

A girl who loves Talon teams up with Wesley to untangle a messy four-way crush. The plan is supposed to fix everyone else's love life, until she starts falling for the one guy she never meant to want.

After years of being online-only best friends, a bookish woman finally gets real face time with her newly hot roommate, Eric. But her social media habits and his lingering anxiety make turning friendship into something real a lot messier than either expected.

A funny, emotional romance about two people whose private fantasies and real-world selves finally collide. As the version of love in their heads meets the mess of real life, both have to decide what they are willing to risk for something honest.

He and Val have been competing since childhood, and now the same internship has turned their rivalry vicious again. His wild solution, fake seduction for strategic advantage, only makes the line between hate and want a lot blurrier.

A film student who knows nothing about romance gets stuck making a romantic comedy for his final directing project. Testing his ideas on sweet, awkward Liz is supposed to be research, until the feelings stop looking fake.

She spends three thousand dollars hoping for a night with her best friend, only to lose him to a higher bidder. Determined to undo every friend-zone mistake she made, she launches a chaotic Valentine's rescue mission for Alec.