Love Experiences #15

In "Second Best with Her," Cassie struggles to adjust after uprooting from her hometown, clinging to a pretend engagement to avoid making new friends. When she learns the boy she claimed to be engaged to has married someone else, she’s forced to confront her loneliness and rethink how she connects with others.

A young woman moves to a new town and finds herself torn between loyalty to Jed Heywood, an ambitious prize-fighter from her old life, and Kinney Troy, a kind local boy who offers her genuine friendship and a fresh start. Blinded by romantic attachment to Jed and desperate to prove the importance of what she's left behind, Cassie pushes away everyone in her new community—until a single evening forces her to confront what her heart might actually need.

A woman awakens in a hospital with complete amnesia after a car crash, unable to remember her name or past—but when Brian, the brother of her doctor, offers her work at his family's pet shop in coastal Meadowvale, she finds herself drawn to him and begins to build a new life. Her fragile happiness shatters when a man named José Ramanez appears claiming to be her lawful husband from Tijuana, forcing her and Brian on a desperate journey to uncover the truth about her identity before she's forced to leave everything behind. With her memory still a blank and the stakes impossibly high, Libby must decide what she's willing to risk for a second chance at love.

Marsi Bliss earns tuition money through a slick scheme—other girls pay her to flirt their boyfriends away—but when she takes on Florabelle's job to steal Jim Forbes, she doesn't count on Florabelle's protective brother Dirk, who's determined to stop her by any means necessary. As Dirk keeps blocking her moves and his father begins to see past her reputation, Marsi finds herself caught between the game she's been playing and unexpected feelings that threaten to upend everything. "They Called Me Man-Snatcher" is a campus romance where the hunter becomes the hunted, and one girl's shortcut to graduation collides with real emotion.