The Mirror of Infinite Endings ( Pre-Order)

Two rival writers. One reclusive heiress. And a summer of secrets that will rewrite everything they know about love and legacy.

Alice Scott is tired of writing celebrity gossip. She is ready for a story with teeth, a story that will finally prove to her high-achieving family that she is a serious journalist. So when she lands an exclusive invite to a secluded Georgia island to interview Margaret Ives—the elusive, long-vanished heiress to a scandalous 20th-century media dynasty—Alice thinks she has found her golden ticket.

Until she arrives and collides with Hayden Anderson.

Archer’s Voice is an emotional, slow-burn contemporary romance novel by Mia Sheridan. It follows Bree Prescott, a woman who flees to a quiet Maine lakeside town to escape a horrifying past trauma, where she meets Archer Hale, a silent, socially isolated man carrying his own devastating secrets.

The Seven Year Slip by Ashley Poston is a magical, emotionally luminous, and breathtakingly romantic contemporary novel that beautifully explores grief, art, and the transcendent nature of timing.

Following the critical success of her breakout hit The Dead Romantics, Poston masterfully blends a classic, nostalgic rom-com charm with a whimsical, magical-realism twist to tell a story about healing a broken heart.

Beach Read by Emily Henry is a New York Times bestselling contemporary romance masterpiece that brilliantly blends sparkling, witty banter with profound emotional depth, revitalizing the modern rom-com genre. Told through the vibrant, deeply introspective perspective of January Andrews, a successful romance author who has completely lost her faith in happily-ever-afters following a series of devastating personal revelations, the narrative unfolds over one defining summer in a picturesque Michigan beach town.

Nothing Like the Movies by Lynn Painter is the highly anticipated, incredibly charming, and emotional sequel to the smash-hit Young Adult rom-com Better Than the Movies.

Picking up where the first book left off, this entry transitions from the sweet, nostalgic innocence of high school into the messy, high-stakes reality of freshman year at college. It is a brilliant, laugh-out-loud look at how real-life love stories rarely follow a perfect Hollywood script.