Funny Feelings Series

BOOK ONE

THIS IS NOT A HOLIDAY ROMANCE

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Nina Thompson’s one Christmas wish is to avoid her brother’s handsome but obnoxious best friend, Tristan. But when Tristan unexpectedly crashes her family’s Christmas, Nina’s peaceful holiday plans vanish. Determined to end their rivalry, she braces for one last showdown. Snowed in together, their heated exchanges reveal a different kind of sizzle. In their snow globe of holiday romance, they let their chemistry burn bright, agreeing it’s just a secret fling destined to melt with the snow.

This isn’t a forever romance… or is it?
Two sworn enemies, snowed in over Christmas with chemistry that will melt the ice!

What I love most about this book: The pranks and challenges and the sneaking around chemistry…

All tropes: ENEMIES TO LOVERS, HOLYDAY ROMANCE, BROTHER’S BEST FRIEND, FORCED PROXIMITY

Part of a series? Yes, but can be read as a standalone.

BOOK TWO

IF THE RING FITS

width= A marriage of convenience, age gap, millionaire MMC rom-com

When fate throws these two hot messes into a meet-cute of epic proportions, it’s a match made in rock-bottom heaven. They say love is blind, and with nothing to lose, Adrian gets down on one knee… and Rowena says yes!

The rules of engagement are simple:

Pretend to be madly in love
Keep their real lives separate
Absolutely, positively do NOT catch feelings

A heartwarming tale of two strangers who said “I do” before they even said “Hello.” Because sometimes, the worst day of your life just might lead to the best mistake you’ll ever make.

What I love most about this book: Adrian is such a cinnamon roll, and this is such a slow burn… but when the f*ck it moment arrives ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

All tropes: FAKE RELATIONSHIP, AGE GAP, ONLY ONE BED, MILLIONAIRE MMC, STEMINIST

Part of a series? Yes, but can be read as a standalone.

BOOK three

the roommate experiment

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A ROOMMATES TO LOVERS ROM-COM

Hunter has secretly loved her best friend’s brother, Dylan, for years—not that he’s ever noticed. But when he moves into her spare room, living together should be a dream.

Except Dylan brings more than just boxes—he brings complications. And resisting him becomes a daily struggle. She just has to avoid ogling him in a towel. Definitely don’t imagine what’s under the towel. And try not to swoon when he bakes cookies.

But after he saves her from a terrible date and they’re forced to share a sofa bed, Hunter has to decide: move on or move out. Will she tell him the truth—or lose him forever?

What I love most about this book: the counter seduction scheme 😈