Good Love by Brandon Windsor (2024)
A Charming Romantic Comedy About Second Chances, Unexpected Connections, and Finding Love
Olivia Good's life is anything but good. Her journalism career is struggling, her best friend has become increasingly distant, and her ex-boyfriend seems determined to win her back—with a little help from her own family.
When Olivia finally receives an opportunity to prove herself as a serious journalist, she is assigned to interview the eccentric CEO of Woo, a popular dating app. But an unexpected misunderstanding at the company's headquarters leads to Olivia being mistaken for a new employee, giving her the perfect opportunity to investigate the matchmaking business from the inside.
As Olivia navigates her accidental undercover assignment, she meets Archie, a disillusioned matchmaker whose unconventional views on love challenge everything she believes about relationships. What begins as a professional opportunity gradually becomes a journey of self-discovery, unexpected connections, and the possibility that real love might be closer than she thinks.
Filled with humor, romantic tension, and the complications of modern dating, Good Love explores the challenges of finding meaningful relationships in a world increasingly dependent on algorithms and dating apps.
For Readers Who Enjoy: Contemporary romantic comedies, witty banter, workplace misunderstandings, slow-burn romance, and stories about discovering love when you least expect it.
Where You Belong by Nicole Baker (2023)
A Steamy Contemporary Romance About Unexpected Love and Second Chances
When Alexis, a recent college graduate, accepts a summer nanny position, she has no idea how dramatically her life is about to change. Her new employer, Gabe, is a wealthy single father who has built emotional walls around himself after difficult experiences in his past.
Gabe prefers to keep his life carefully controlled, and the last thing he needs is a beautiful, compassionate young woman disrupting his routine. But Alexis's warmth, optimism, and genuine kindness begin to challenge his guarded personality.
As the two spend more time together, their undeniable attraction becomes increasingly difficult to ignore. Yet the differences in their ages, their employer-employee relationship, and Gabe's unresolved emotional struggles threaten to complicate their growing connection.
Blending romantic tension, emotional vulnerability, and steamy encounters, Where You Belong explores what happens when someone who has closed himself off from love encounters a person who makes him question everything he thought he wanted.
For Readers Who Enjoy: Single-dad romances, grumpy-sunshine relationships, age-gap romance, forced proximity, billionaire love interests, and emotionally charged contemporary romance.