Perfect Strangers Series by Ellie Harrow

Twelve hours. One fake relationship. What could possibly go right? Tessa Nelson is done with love. After her ex-fiancé cheated and her mum died, the only thing she’s looking for is closure. That’s why she’s waiting in the longest line of her life to pay her respects to the Queen’s coffin. It’s what her mum would’ve wanted. She didn’t expect to find Oliver Murphy: a warm, quietly funny history professor who makes her feel seen... moreTwelve hours. One fake relationship. What could possibly go right? Tessa Nelson is done with love. After her ex-fiancé cheated and her mum died, the only thing she’s looking for is closure. That’s why she’s waiting in the longest line of her life to pay her respects to the Queen’s coffin. It’s what her mum would’ve wanted. She didn’t expect to find Oliver Murphy: a warm, quietly funny history professor who makes her feel seen. When her ex appears out of nowhere (seriously, what are the chances? ), Oliver doesn’t hesitate to play along after she blurts out he’s her boyfriend. Fake dating never felt so real. But the Queue must come to an end, and so will they—unless she’s prepared to risk the one thing she’s been protecting. Her heart. For fans of Emily Henry’s heart and humour and Beth O’Leary’s emotional charm, The Meet Queue-t is a short, steamy romantic comedy about grief, connection, and the unexpected magic of falling for someone—one step at a time. less

Objection, your honour. I have no intention of falling in love. Free-spirited Rosalie Davies learned early that she doesn’t belong, and she’s spent the past five years globetrotting to prove it. But when she returns to England to play the cello as maid of honour in her best friend’s wedding, she lands on a problem she can’t outrun. Sebastian Rowley, the grumpy, maddeningly principled best man. And her new housemate. For a week... moreObjection, your honour. I have no intention of falling in love. Free-spirited Rosalie Davies learned early that she doesn’t belong, and she’s spent the past five years globetrotting to prove it. But when she returns to England to play the cello as maid of honour in her best friend’s wedding, she lands on a problem she can’t outrun. Sebastian Rowley, the grumpy, maddeningly principled best man. And her new housemate. For a week. He’s a successful lawyer with his life together—just like her overbearing parents would have chosen for her—and she’s determined to hate him on principle. But when she gets sick, it’s Sebastian who steps in to care for her. The more time they spend together, the more their mutual dislike ignites into something far more dangerous. But Sebastian doesn’t do flings. And no matter how tempted he is, he won’t give in as long as she’s determined to leave. She’s outrun everything else. Can she outrun her heart? less

Two opposites. One cabin. The perfect storm. All Lucy Sage wanted was inspiration for her next book, and maybe to escape mothering her nieces for a few days. What she got was a snowstorm on a remote Norwegian mountain and a brush with hypothermia. Thank God for Oskar Aagard, the rugged, infuriatingly gorgeous local who saved her life. At least being trapped in a tiny cabin with a metaphorical Norse god has its upsides... moreTwo opposites. One cabin. The perfect storm. All Lucy Sage wanted was inspiration for her next book, and maybe to escape mothering her nieces for a few days. What she got was a snowstorm on a remote Norwegian mountain and a brush with hypothermia. Thank God for Oskar Aagard, the rugged, infuriatingly gorgeous local who saved her life. At least being trapped in a tiny cabin with a metaphorical Norse god has its upsides. But she’s too deep in a career crisis to even contemplate falling for a man from another country. The last thing she needs is another distraction from writing. Too bad there’s only one bed. Her heart never had a hope in hell. Snow One Like You is a steamy, snowed-in novella perfect for fans of Ali Hazelwood’s sharp banter and Emily Henry’s slow-burn tension—a story about finding love when you’re (literally and metaphorically) snowed under. less

What do you do when you meet the right person at the wrong time? Fresh from a brutal breakup, Jemima (Jem) Jacobs decides the best way to get over her broken heart is to get under someone new. Easier said than done for a socially awkward twenty-seven-year-old recovering from a toxic ex. Then she meets Tom Evans. Funny, sweet, and effortlessly charming, he’s everything she’s ever wanted—and their sexual chemistry is off the charts. But he’s just a one-night stand, no emotions involved... moreWhat do you do when you meet the right person at the wrong time? Fresh from a brutal breakup, Jemima (Jem) Jacobs decides the best way to get over her broken heart is to get under someone new. Easier said than done for a socially awkward twenty-seven-year-old recovering from a toxic ex. Then she meets Tom Evans. Funny, sweet, and effortlessly charming, he’s everything she’s ever wanted—and their sexual chemistry is off the charts. But he’s just a one-night stand, no emotions involved. Right? Still reeling from her broken relationship, she’s not in a place to entertain love. But as Tom helps her see her newly discovered self-worth, she finds herself falling for him anyway. Chaotic and messy, her life spiralling, she must figure out how to put herself back together before it’s too late—or she risks losing the one thing that finally feels right. When it’s Right is a charmingly poignant novella about love and healing after heartbreak, ideal for fans of Emily Henry’s Funny Story and Cara Bastone’s Promise Me Sunshine. less