Talli Roland

Slave to the rich and the rude, cosmetic surgery receptionist Serenity Holland longs for the day she's a high-flying tabloid reporter. When she meets Jeremy Ritchie -- the hang-dog man determined to be Britain's Most Eligible Bachelor by making himself over from head to toe and everything in between -- Serenity knows she's got a story no editor could resist. With London's biggest tabloid on board and her very own column tracking Jeremy's progress from dud to dude, Serenity is determined to be a success. But when Jeremy's surgery goes drastically wrong and she's ordered to cover all the car-crash goriness, Serenity must decide how far she really will go for her dream job.

Build a Man

When man-eater Mattie Johns agrees to star on a dating game show to save her ailing recruitment business, she's confident she'll sail through to the end without letting down the perma-guard she has perfected from years of her love 'em and leave 'em dating strategy. After all, what can go wrong with dating a few losers and hanging out long enough to pick up a juicy £200,000 prize? Plenty, Mattie discovers, when it's revealed that the contestants are four of her very unhappy exes. Can Mattie confront her past to get the prize money she so desperately needs, or will her exes finally wreak their long-awaited revenge? And what about the ambitious TV producer whose career depends on stopping her from making it to the end?

The Hating Game

After losing her job and financâe in the same week, thirty-something Emma Beckett decides to adopt the attitude of 'the glass is half full' optimism. While her life is spinning out of control she makes the radical decision to be a Pollyanna. Can adopting this upbeat attitude give Emma the impetus to build a new life?

The Pollyanna Plan

Mistletoe in Manhattan

Miracle at the Museum of Broken Hearts

Last Christmas

At almost forty, Clare Donoghue is living child-free and loving it. Then her boyfriend says he wants kids, breaking off their promising relationship. And it's not just boyfriends: one by one, her formerly carefree friends are swallowed up in a nonstop cycle of play dates and baby groups. So Clare decides it's time for people who don't have children to band together. And so the No-Kids Club is born. As the group comes together--Anna, who's seeking something to jumpstart a stale marriage, and Poppy, desperate for a family but unable to conceive--Clare's hoping to make the most of the childless life with her new friends. Will the No-Kids Club be Clare's route to happiness, or will the single life lose its sparkle?

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