Merge Conflict Series by Andrea Metta

She opened a pull request that rewrites his architecture. He left a comment that reads like a manifesto. Their Slack thread is six weeks long and neither of them will call it what it is. Katia Vasyliv didn't move to Vancouver to fall for the most difficult developer at the company. She came to do the job three people before her couldn't. David Hertz has never met anyone who matches his speed — and he's never been this threatened by someone who does... moreShe opened a pull request that rewrites his architecture. He left a comment that reads like a manifesto. Their Slack thread is six weeks long and neither of them will call it what it is. Katia Vasyliv didn't move to Vancouver to fall for the most difficult developer at the company. She came to do the job three people before her couldn't. David Hertz has never met anyone who matches his speed — and he's never been this threatened by someone who does. There's a man who brings her coffee every morning and makes rooms lighter. And there's a man who reads her code at midnight and almost touched her face in the rain. One outage. One server room. One employee handbook clause that says up to and including termination. David has never wanted anything that could walk away. Pull Request is a high-heat, dual-POV workplace romance with a guaranteed HEA. Book one in the Merge Conflict series. less

She breaks things for a living. He keeps them running. Suki Park files three bugs in Marcos Delgado's queue before he sits down Monday morning. Two of them are right. She pushes systems until they fail and calls it quality assurance. She's been pushing him for eight weeks — and he hasn't broken once. That's the deal. His apartment after nine. No labels. No mornings. No overlap with the seven-year-old daughter who doesn't know she exists. Marcos doesn't do chaos... moreShe breaks things for a living. He keeps them running. Suki Park files three bugs in Marcos Delgado's queue before he sits down Monday morning. Two of them are right. She pushes systems until they fail and calls it quality assurance. She's been pushing him for eight weeks — and he hasn't broken once. That's the deal. His apartment after nine. No labels. No mornings. No overlap with the seven-year-old daughter who doesn't know she exists. Marcos doesn't do chaos. He does uptime, routines, and crooked braids at six a. m. He doesn't fall for someone who leaves before breakfast. Suki doesn't stay. Then a recruiter in Toronto offers her everything she's worked toward — a VP title, real money, and her mother ten kilometers away instead of four thousand. All she has to do is walk away from the man who buys her poetry and the city she wasn't supposed to love. He has an ex-wife who said steady wasn't enough. She has a plane ticket she hasn't mentioned. There's a child who names cacti. And a countdown neither of them is talking about. Race Condition is a high-heat, dual-POV workplace romance with a guaranteed HEA. Book Two in the Merge Conflict series. less

Jess Howell hasn't slept through the night since October. Six weeks to launch. As Vectral's only product manager, she holds the launch together — timelines, teams, and a job posting on the careers page that's either help coming or her replacement. Planning is easy. People are harder. Then Tania Campbell joins the team. Calm. Precise. Impossible to read. She told Jess to revise her own spec — to her face, in writing — then left a granola bar on her desk without a word... moreJess Howell hasn't slept through the night since October. Six weeks to launch. As Vectral's only product manager, she holds the launch together — timelines, teams, and a job posting on the careers page that's either help coming or her replacement. Planning is easy. People are harder. Then Tania Campbell joins the team. Calm. Precise. Impossible to read. She told Jess to revise her own spec — to her face, in writing — then left a granola bar on her desk without a word. Jess doesn't need someone managing her. She definitely shouldn't be lying awake at 2 a. m. thinking about Tania's hands. But Tania keeps showing up. A midnight text that says go to sleep. A drive home when Jess can't stand up straight. Quiet, steady acts of care from a woman who once built a company from nothing — and lost it. Six weeks to launch. A codebase held together with deadlines. And the one dependency neither of them planned for. Dependency Hell is a high-heat sapphic workplace romance with a guaranteed HEA. Book Three in the Merge Conflict series. less