About the series

Some summers leave a mark. On the sun-soaked island of Dalisay, three young women are about to discover that the best things in life—and love—have a way of finding you when you're least expecting them.

True North (Book 1)

Sophie has poured her whole heart into her dream: a little beach café to keep her busy and thousands of miles away from her heartbreak. When her younger sister and cousin visit for the summer, she doesn't expect them to cause so much chaos—nor did she plan on climbing onto the back of her outrageously handsome British neighbor's motorcycle to fix it. As far as Sophie is concerned, love is the last thing on her to-do list—she's been down that road before, and she knows exactly where it ends. But Dalisay has its own ideas. And so do her well-meaning, relentlessly meddling visitors.

For readers who love: tropical romance novellas, love after heartbreak, matchmaking, beachside café settings, sisterhood subplots, beach reads

Trust Issues (Book 2)

First loves aren't meant to last—that's what everyone tells Narra. When she ended her summer fling with Théo, the Irish heir to a billion-dollar company, she was prepared to move on. But then he comes back with a proposal: marry him, secure his inheritance, and live happily ever after away from his—and her families' expectations. At twenty-one, the answer is obvious: hell no. But Narra loves Théo, and Théo loves her, too. Will she risk safety, security, and everything she's ever known for true love and all her wildest dreams coming true—or will she send him away a second time, to marry someone of his parents' choosing?

For readers who love: second chance romance, whirlwind summer loves, choosing between two futures, familial expectations, will-they-won't-they, all or nothing stakes

All's Fair (Book 3)

Layla is independent and has no need for love—or men. Being forced to spend time with Lucky all summer has only further cemented that. He's infuriating—a playboy who only ever talks about girls and football, and she would rather die than spend any more time with him. But after a reckless night tangled in the sheets, Lucky asks her for three dates, three chances to see whether they could be something more. And despite herself, Layla accepts. With summer drawing to a close, she must make a decision: open her heart to love or lose the guy who made her want to try in the first place.

For readers who love: dislike-to-lovers, artist x photographer pairings, guarded heroines, opposites attract, good banter, he nurses her back to health, conversations about art

Warm, romantic, and full of heart, an Invincible Summer in Dalisay is waiting for you.