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As a teacher, I've always played it safe until a grumpy, protective single dad enters my life. Jake Wilder is my brother's best friend and a ridiculously hot firefighter. His grumpy exterior hides a fierce protector who rescued me from a forest fire during a school camping trip with his daughter, my student. Captivated by his dark, smoky eyes and wanted to know what it felt like to touch his strong biceps and press my lips to his. I never expected him to invite me to his ranch, which would reveal his secret billionaire status.

Rose’s life has been mapped out by her parents in meticulous detail. First, she’ll make it to the executive suite at her family’s prestigious financial firm. Then, she’ll marry a man with a noble last name and a bulging bank account. But when she accidentally joins a blind dating app and connects with a faceless stranger, he offers her something she’s never felt before: the freedom to choose her own path.

After watching Avery struggle through a series of toxic relationships, Paige has sworn off dating for good. Determined to protect herself from the heartache her best friend has endured, she throws herself into building her successful business, leaving no room for romance. However, Hannah and Avery begin to worry that Paige’s work obsession is keeping her from experiencing the love she deserves. In a bold attempt to push Paige out of her comfort zone, her friends challenge her to find a date for Hannah’s upcoming wedding.

“Riki” Miller, is just trying to stay afloat. Raising her teenage brother after the loss of their mother six years ago has left her with responsibilities far beyond her age. She has made sacrifices to keep them stable and isn’t about to start being reckless now. Then she is offered an unusual paparazzi gig—one weekend for forty grand that involved an NDA. Riki can't afford to say no, but arriving in LA she finds out the man offering the deal is sexier than he should be. Making things harder, he can’t seem to understand that she needs some professional distance from him to do her job.