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How can one person possibly experience so many dating disasters? Is my luck really that bad? Never mind Mr. Right, I can't even find a Mr. Okay.Is there such a thing as a quarter-life crisis? Kate Callahan is having one. With her 30th birthday fast approaching, the pressure to settle down is mounting. Finding a boyfriend in a new city, in a new country isn't easy, but this British girl isn't willing to settle for just anybody. Armed with a checklist, Kate arranges a disastrous blind date that is witnessed by swoon-worthy bartender, Ben.With Ben as her wingman and new best friend, Kate embarks on a dating adventure that goes from bad to worse. She quickly realizes the dating game is not for the faint-hearted. Kate is ready to give up on finding Mr. Right. That is, until Ben shows her that there's more to life than checklists.Does she have the courage to take a risk, or will she miss what's right in front of her?The Bad Date Diaries is a fun, closed-door romantic comedy about the ups and downs of modern dating. Full of quirky characters and hilarious situations, it's the perfect book if you're just looking for a short, light, and entertaining read. This happily-ever-after is the first book in the Boston Love series but can be read as a standalone title.

In the fast-paced world of PR, publicist Viola Parker finds herself facing her biggest challenge yet: her grumpy client, Noah King. The Formula 1 driver may be a star on the track, but off the track he's a PR nightmare for sweet Viola. When bad press threatens to jeopardize Noah's image, they must set aside their differences and embark on a fake dating charade to save his reputation.As they navigate the glamorous world of F1 races and media scrutiny, sparks fly amidst their bickering. When the lines between fake and real emotions blur, Viola discovers there's more to Noah than his gruff exterior.The Race Track Ruse is a fun, closed-door, fake dating romantic comedy. This grumpy-sunshine book is the ideal choice if you're just looking for a short, light, and entertaining read. Although this happily-ever-after novella is the second book in the Boston Love series, it can be read as a standalone title.