Chloe Liese Books in Order

Hockey player Ren Bergman has feelings for the team’s guarded social media manager, Frankie Zeferino, but workplace rules keep him silent. As their connection deepens, Frankie must decide whether to risk revealing the vulnerabilities she carefully protects.

Soccer player Willa Sutter needs class notes from Ryder Bergman, whose silence she mistakes for hostility. Their increasingly combative encounters become an unexpected connection, forcing both students to reconsider their assumptions and take a chance on intimacy.

After twelve years together, Aiden and Freya’s marriage is unraveling under anxiety, withdrawal and plans for a family. Counseling and an island celebration with her relatives force them to confront their hurt and rebuild a shared future.

Facing their bookstore’s financial trouble, rival booksellers Gabby and Jonathan agree to a holiday sales contest that will decide who leaves. Seasonal competition reveals unexpected tenderness, complicating Gabby’s assumptions about her colleague and her connection with an online confidant.

Reserved artist Axel Bergman and sunny Rooney Sullivan are drawn to each other despite their private struggles. A marriage of convenience offers practical solutions to their problems, but sharing a home makes their carefully limited arrangement increasingly difficult.

Veteran soccer captain Gavin Hayes resents being paired with cheerful teammate Oliver Bergman as co-captains. An ultimatum forces cooperation, bringing hidden pain, anxiety and mutual attraction into the open as they learn to trust each other on and off the field.

Bea Wilmot and Jamie Westenberg have little in common beyond irritation at their friends’ matchmaking. They stage a relationship and plan a spectacular breakup to discourage interference, only to discover that their supposedly impossible pairing has become dangerously convincing.

Returning home brings Kate Wilmot back into conflict with childhood neighbor Christopher Petruchio. When he learns why she believes he dislikes her, his attempt to make peace unsettles years of assumptions and reveals an attraction neither knows how to handle.

Soccer player Ziggy Bergman wants to escape her family’s sheltered image of her, while hockey star Sebastian Gauthier needs to repair his reputation. A staged friendship promises to help both careers, until genuine feelings complicate their public arrangement.

Overextended romantic Viggo Bergman is opening a romance bookstore when cynical thriller writer Tallulah Clarke needs help with a love story. Their exchange of practical support and writing advice brings them into close quarters and challenges her disbelief in romance.

Juliet Wilmot has sworn off love, while shy Will Orsino needs confidence before seeking a marriage that will protect his family business. Their agreement to practice romance offers clear boundaries, until genuine feelings make those rules increasingly difficult.

When their former spouses begin dating, Thea and Alex invent a romantic history that gradually becomes a real friendship. Two years later, a shared beach vacation forces them to examine whether their convenient fiction could become something more.

Dependable librarian Helen Holloway organizes a fundraiser with bestselling thriller writer Sam Cartwright, whose difficult manner tests her patience. Their clashes expose unexpected loneliness and attraction, encouraging Helen to pursue a love story of her own.