She is eighty-one years old, and every morning she sets out two cups of coffee — one for herself, and one for someone who isn’t there. In Houston, a lifetime ago, Sofia married Luke Callahan — a man whose name changed rooms, who kept a set of doors he would not open, and who learned to cook badly and then gloriously. He fed half his taco to a stray dog under a counter where he thought she couldn’t see. And the thing that would kill him at thirty had been written in his blood since before he was born. Three years of marriage, and fifty-six of widowhood. Until There Was You is the story of an unexpected love that changed everything, told by the woman who lived it — tender without sentimentality, about the people who arrive late and matter most, and about learning to hold what we love with an open hand. For readers of Gabriel García Márquez, Marilynne Robinson and Kazuo Ishiguro.

Some bonds are fated. Theirs is dangerous. In an island world of airships and gathering empires, the magic between Leva and Zeke has never burned hotter—but he still guards the last piece of himself. Give in completely, and the whole world will hear it. And something older than empires will answer.

The grumpy harbor master cited my café. Unfortunately, he’s also ridiculously hot. When the town council forces us to work together, a storm traps us alone—and suddenly, the man threatening everything I’ve built is the only man I want to let in. A clean, swoony small-town enemies-to-lovers romance with a guaranteed HEA.