friends to lovers romance

  • More Than Friends by Kimolisa Mings

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    Imani wasn’t looking for love but she discovers that Mr. Right is right at her finger tips. But when faced with having a friend becoming a lover, Imani hesitates, a decision she now regrets.

  • More Than Friends by Kimolisa Mings

    0 out of 5

    Imani wasn’t looking for love but she discovers that Mr. Right is right at her finger tips. But when faced with having a friend becoming a lover, Imani hesitates, a decision she now regrets.

  • The Arrangement by Penelope Ryan

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    What started as a one-night stand to get her mind off her ex has spiraled into an arrangement she never saw coming. But can she get out without breaking her heart?

    Mia just wants to move on from her ex. After their horrible breakup six months ago, she’s still having trouble getting him off her mind. So when she meets Max at a bar one night, he’s the perfect one-night stand.

    Only that one-night stand quickly turns into something more. He’s been looking for f*ck buddy, and after the best night of her life—introduced to new things she never thought she was into—she finds herself willing to oblige. But as their rendezvous become more and more intense, and her feelings change from indifference to something Mia is too scared to face, she wonders whether this whole situation is helping to heal her heart or only shattering it more.

    Plus, Max has a secret of his own. And if Mia finds out, it could ruin everything.

    A steamy erotic romance, this novella is as hot as they come.

  • More Than Friends by Kimolisa Mings

    0 out of 5

    Imani wasn’t looking for love but she discovers that Mr. Right is right at her finger tips. But when faced with having a friend becoming a lover, Imani hesitates, a decision she now regrets.

  • More Than Friends by Kimolisa Mings

    0 out of 5

    Imani wasn’t looking for love but she discovers that Mr. Right is right at her finger tips. But when faced with having a friend becoming a lover, Imani hesitates, a decision she now regrets.

  • Finding Home Ever After by Stacey Komosinski

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    Returning to her small hometown to help her mom recover from cancer, a scared and lost young woman embarks on a journey of self-renewal. A recently rekindled childhood friendship with a now reformed playboy, complicates her transformation when he professes his undying love for her on one hot and tempting summer day.

    Life isn’t what Gabriella Rodriguez imagined in her mid-twenties. But she’s working on embracing change and building a new life she can be happy living. Back in the small town of Harmony, Texas with her family and friends by her side, Gaby hopes to trump the cards fate has dealt her and stop looking over her shoulder for the other shoe to drop.

    Although she has sworn off men until she can sort out her life, there is one man Gaby might allow to get closer—Bradley Klein. Especially since his towering frame, chiseled features and all-encompassing hugs make her feel something she thought was gone. When Gaby lets her body do the talking, will the prior arrogant, self-absorbed teenage boy who now wants to protect her at all costs let her run free with his heart?

  • Dancing on Broken Ankles by J.P. Sterling

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    When sixteen-year-old Aubergine’s parents uproot her from the posh NYC life to live off-grid in a tiny home, she reaches out to the only person available for friendship—the boy-next-door.

    Aubergine White, a talented ballerina and a self-professed mean girl, who enjoys all the advantages of being a gorgeous, rich girl at her elite New York City private school, seems to have it all, until her parents get fed up with the hustle of city life and whisk her a thousand miles away to homestead off-grid in Montana.

    Soon after arriving in her exile from upscale fashion boutiques and classical theatre, Abs learns she needs a career-ending ankle surgery which leaves her completely devastated. She receives no empathy or guidance from her parents as her father is preoccupied with the on-going care of her mother’s mental health.

    Aubergine’s life changes for the better when she befriends the neighbor, Fulton. Fulton was the biggest dork at her old school, but now that she is forced to spend time with him, she finds him to be kind, patient and most importantly, he shows her the compassion she had been missing. Just when she starts to trust him, a new wound is opened when Fulton finds a way to move back to New York. She becomes determined to get a one-way ticket back to the city and she is holding on to the hope that her old life—and her former boy next door—will be waiting for her when she gets there.

    A clean and wholesome, coming-of-age story about close proximity enemies who become allies and then, maybe more . . .

  • Splinter of Hope by Jody Kaye

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    I want that.
    It was the first thought that entered my mind when I laid eyes on her.
    Kimber is all creamy skin and vibrant red hair. The fiery kind that makes a man understand there is strength in her convictions. She’ll stand by the ones she loves, no matter the cost.
    And it fuels the desire to make her mine.
    The biggest choice she made left her arms empty.
    I’m searching for a flicker of hope she’ll let me fill them again.
    I want that.
    For her.
    For us.
    Today is the day.
    Four years is a long time for any man to wait.
    But if Kimber’s heart hasn’t mended yet, mine will splinter. Because it means I haven’t given the woman I love everything she needs.
    —Trig

  • The Boy Friend by Mika Jolie

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    According to the law of attraction, women and men can’t be friends.

    Contrary to this myth, my friendship with Coriander Phillips does not rest on unrequited love or un-actualized lust. We’ve been inseparable since the day I pulled one of her pigtails and she punched me in the gut.
    I’m the boy friend—the loyal shoulder she cries on, the dispenser of coffee, sympathy, hugs, advice, and affection with no expectations.
    Until the invisible line between friends and lovers became blurry.
    Now I want more. I want her.
    All I have to do is convince her we can be more than friends.
    Right?
    If only it were that easy.

  • An Echo in the Glen by Michelle Deerwester-Dalrymple

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    Everything is finally right in Gavin’s world. He’s betrothed to his love, the bold and fair Jenny, hoping to wed come summer.
    Until a ghost from Gavin’s past comes back to haunt him. Will Jenny and Gavin’s love be torn apart by this intruder in their lives?