Blythe H. Warren

Full-time marine biologist and part-time heartbreaker Liv Cucinelli knows that there are plenty of fish in the sea. So why can't she seem to escape the lure of the one woman she hates the most? When Liv is unexpectedly reunited with Mira Butler--the homophobic princess who ruined Liv's college career--the last thing she wants is to spend even a second in the company of her former nemesis. Having loathed Mira for years, she's not prepared to forgive her, let alone pursue a friendship. But Mira, who is oblivious to the destruction she caused, refuses to leave Liv alone. Once Liv learns the truth about their shared past, she begins to see there is more to Mira than she could have ever anticipated. Can they overcome their stormy history to become friends? Or maybe even more?

Bait and Switch

Harper Maxfield is going to change the world. But first she has to change her life. Harper's mundane job provides a steady paycheck but not much else--leaving her feeling frustrated, a little empty, and wondering how she let her girlfriend talk her into it in the first place. Her friends and family wonder how she let her girlfriend talk her into anything--especially a relationship. But how could she help falling for a gorgeous, successful doctor who saves kids from cancer? At least Harper has her volunteer work with Mental Illness Allies to fulfill her. And if the big fundraiser she's organizing is the success she hopes it will be, maybe it will end in a full-time position with Allies. When comic book artist Eliot DeSanto isn't thinking about superheroes, sidekicks and archrivals, she's worried about her niece, whose recent cancer diagnosis has turned her life upside down. Eliot has no time for anything outside of work and family. But when eager humanitarian Harper asks for help with a fundraiser, Eliot finds herself unable to resist the attractive young woman. Their work brings them closer together, but with so many obstacles between them, will they have the courage to follow their hearts?

Heroine Addict

From the moment Jessie Durango wrapped her hands around a pair of drumsticks, she knew her destiny. When she's not working in her brother's auto shop she's devoted to Nuclear Boots--and the band is about to break out of Chicago's rock scene. English professor Zoey Carmichael isn't the mosh pit type, but she's drawn to the music and message of Nuclear Boots, and smitten with the attentions of the lead vocalist, Neal. But it's drummer Jessie who arouses feelings that take Zoey utterly by surprise. Years of hard work might turn into the big time that Jessie and her best friend--Neal--have always dreamed of. But now Jessie's dreams include something else entirely...

My Best Friend's Girl

Harper Maxfield is going to change the world. But first she has to change her life. Harper’s mundane job provides a steady paycheck but not much else—leaving her feeling frustrated, a little empty, and wondering how she let her girlfriend talk her into it in the first place. Her friends and family wonder how she let her girlfriend talk her into anything—especially a relationship. But how could she help falling for a gorgeous, successful doctor who saves kids from cancer? At least Harper has her volunteer work with Mental Illness Allies to fulfill her. And if the big fundraiser she’s organizing is the success she hopes it will be, maybe it will end in a full-time position with Allies. When comic book artist Eliot DeSanto isn’t thinking about superheroes, sidekicks and archrivals, she’s worried about her niece, whose recent cancer diagnosis has turned her life upside down. Eliot has no time for anything outside of work and family. But when eager humanitarian Harper asks for help with a fundraiser, Eliot finds herself unable to resist the attractive young woman. Their work brings them closer together, but with so many obstacles between them, will they have the courage to follow their hearts?

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