After a protest turns violent, Birmingham’s police chief, Ronan Banks, finds himself stripped of authority as the National Guard takes control. While trying to protect his officers and citizens, he’s detained under suspicion of aiding protesters.

Inside the makeshift holding area, he meets Dr. Nia Price, a civil rights historian and activist also arrested while documenting the uprising. Nia’s quick tongue and sharp mind cut through Ronan’s composed calm. She calls him out for trying to serve two masters, for upholding a system that still doesn’t protect its own. As the day stretches on and the two are forced to rely on each other, Ronan begins to see the infractions of himself through her eyes.

They grow closer as they share memories of the South, its beauty, and brutality. Outside as life resumes, Nia finds herself on a federal watchlist, and Ronan must choose: his oath to the system, or his heart’s pull toward a woman who’s teaching him what real freedom looks like.

When Gisselle Daniels, a young architect, moves to the small town of Goodwin Grove to escape the chaos of city life, the last thing she expects is to get caught in the middle of a fire. Rescued by the brooding and heroic Lieutenant Liam Crawford, she's drawn to his commanding presence and the quiet pain in his eyes.

Liam has dedicated his life to protecting others, but the tragic loss of a team member years ago has left him with a guarded heart. He's determined to keep his focus on his crew and the job, but Gisselle's fiery spirit and determination to make her mark in Goodwin Grove break through the walls he's built.

As Gisselle works on designing a new community center for the town, her path crosses with Liam's more than once, and the spark between them becomes impossible to ignore. However, just as they begin to let their guards down, a series of arson attacks rocks Goodwin Grove, putting both their lives and their budding relationship in jeopardy.

Aven Compton doesn’t need a man; she needs a miracle. Her year-long Eat, Pray, Love-style dream trip across South America to find herself and write a best-selling novel ended up more like sweat, spend, and regret. Done chasing enlightenment, she needs a real job and a steady paycheck. The best seller will have to wait.

Langston Black has a thriving security and investigation firm and owes her a favor she’s more than eager to cash in. Years ago, she gave him an alibi that shattered their young relationship. Now, he’s her best shot at getting on her feet.

Only the favor isn’t as easy as a handshake and a job offer. Not when unresolved feelings linger. Not when their chemistry threatens to ignite all over again. And definitely not when their past keeps showing up in unexpected ways.

Sometimes, coming home isn’t the end of the story. It’s the plot twist you never saw coming.

Nola thought she was ready to settle into her perfect forever with El’Reco, but an irreconcilable difference about their future shatters their plans days before the wedding. As Nola struggles with the fallout of her decision, El’Reco finds himself blindsided, questioning everything he thought he knew about love, commitment, and the woman he planned to spend his life with.

Despite the canceled wedding, Nola’s determined father insists on throwing the reception of a lifetime for closure, he says, but maybe something more. When Nola and El’Reco find themselves back in the same room surrounded by family, friends, and the remnants of what should have been their big day, they can’t avoid confronting the chemistry, heartbreak, and lingering hope still between them.

As the night unfolds, tensions rise, and laughter reminds them why they fell in love in the first place. But will one evening be enough to overcome the doubts that tore them apart? Heartfelt, funny, and unapologetically romantic, Keep Forgetting, We’re Not in Love is a story about second chances, the messy beauty of relationships, and the power of choosing love, even when it means rewriting the rules.

Zanaa Scales, a popular lifestyle blogger with a flair for self-discovery and horoscopes, has built a brand around believing in cosmic divine connection and all that good sh*t. She reads people for a living, at least that’s what her followers believe. Yet, in real life? Zanaa is tired of men who are attracted to the idea of having a spiritually grounded girlfriend but can’t handle her.

To Jules Smoke, an observant cybersecurity consultant and effortlessly grounded man, Zanaa feels like the first woman he doesn’t have to rescue. And while his quiet intensity suggests layers she hasn’t fully uncovered, Zanaa finds herself lowering her guard one intimate moment at a time.

However, when Jules pulls away after a string of vulnerable nights together, Zanaa is forced to confront the one fear she can’t rationalize away—being ghosted.

Love Letters from a Libra is about learning to stay when leaving feels safe, and what it means to build something real when you’ve both survived past hang-ups.