Livy Hart

I’ve got ninety-nine problems and my brother’s snarky, smart-mouthed best friend Sam is tangled up in every last one of them. When it comes to firefighter Sam O’Shea, absence—and a regime of tactical avoidance—has been working for me juuust fine. But when the audition of a lifetime falls in my pathetically broke lap, and he’s the only one who can help me land the job, I’m willing to make a deal with the devil if it means I can kickstart my career as a narrator for audio books. The problem? We’d have to actually do the job. Together. And then we’re told it’s for an erotic romance. Narrating steamy lines in a tiny studio with a man who lights a fire under your skin? An occupational hazard. Accidentally inciting a town scandal when your erotic audiobook clips wind up on the radio? A crisis. And falling for the one man I promised my brother—and my heart—I wouldn’t touch? A disaster—and temptation—I can’t resist.

Talk Flirty to Me

Planes, Trains, and All the Feels

I’ve got ninety-nine problems and my brother’s snarky, smart-mouthed best friend Sam is tangled up in every last one of them. 

When it comes to Sam O’Shea, absence- and a regime of tactical avoidance- has been working for me just fine. But when the audition of a lifetime falls in my pathetically broke lap, and he’s the only one who can help me land the job, I’m willing to make a deal with the devil if it means I can kickstart my career. 

The problem? We’d have to actually do the job. Together. And then we’re told it’s for an erotic romance. Narrating steamy lines in a tiny studio with a man who lights a fire under your skin? An occupational hazard. Accidentally inciting a town scandal when your first erotic audiobook clips wind up on the radio? A crisis. And falling for the one man I promised my brother- and my heart- I wouldn’t touch?

A disaster- and temptation- I can’t resist. 

Talk Flirty To Me

Great Dating Fake-Off

Mia Madden is pretty sure that the road to dating app hell is paved with suspiciously hot profiles. Take tonight’s date, for example. Nolan Conroy is unreasonably gorgeous—he’s got that whole “board-room in the streets, lumberjack in the sheets” happening—but he also represents everything she loathes about corporate hustle culture. Yet another lousy date to laugh-cry about later. Only, it turns out that Nolan isn’t just her dad’s much-younger new boss, but their respective best friends are dating. Suddenly Mia and Nolan are constantly thrown together, whether it’s a blind date, a double date, or they’re having to mingle at her dad’s company picnic. Not awkward at all. Now Mia is in a romantic-comedy of errors nightmare, where she’s inadvertently dating a guy she can’t stand—and hoping her dad never finds out.

Livy Hart

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