Jo Lovett Books in Order

Café worker Izzy meets the man she believes is her perfect match on his wedding day. Years of bad timing and distance keep their connection unfinished, leaving both to wonder whether another encounter could finally lead to lasting love.

Writer Cassie exchanges her Maine island cottage for James’s London apartment, giving each an escape from their usual life. Unexpected neighbors, animals, and ex-partners spark long-distance friction that slowly becomes attraction, complicating their eventual return home.

Years after joking that they would marry if still single at thirty, Evie and Dan wake up married in Las Vegas. Undoing the mistake seems simple, until their secret feelings make returning to ordinary friendship far more difficult.

Former lovers Lily and Matt reunite for their best friends’ wedding on a small Greek island. Determined to stay civil, they instead find themselves working together to save the celebration, bringing old attraction and unresolved hurt back into focus.

Liv and Ben connect while accidentally trapped in a shed after rescuing a cat. Her move to Paris and his existing relationship make romance impossible, but repeated encounters over the years keep their missed opportunity alive.

Georgie and her friends exchange sealed secrets as incentives to keep their New Year’s resolutions. Regretting a confession that could damage their friendships, she tries to retrieve her envelope from an irritating newcomer she increasingly cannot avoid.

Grounded flights leave Callum accepting a campervan ride home from Rome, only to discover his driver is his former partner Emma. Their reluctant journey through Europe forces them to revisit the breakup and question whether their story is finished.

Cynical romance novelist Freya and hopeful divorce lawyer Jake turn a viral argument about love into a wager. He promises to find her ideal partner while she tries to disprove romance, but their own chemistry complicates both plans.

After being stood up beneath a station clock, Nadia and Tom become friends and agree to act as each other’s dates. Their convenient arrangement for weddings and parties grows harder to distinguish from the relationship neither expected to find.

Newly single, unemployed, and homeless, Frankie retreats to her grandmother’s seaside town. To reassure her family, she recruits grumpy single father Marcus as a pretend boyfriend, giving two bruised people a reason to reconsider their resistance to love.

After her father's death, Flavia reluctantly takes the Cape Town trip her parents had planned, accompanied by neighbor Dominic. Their brief encounter nine years earlier still haunts her, but renewed attraction must compete with everything that has since made him untrustworthy.