Big laughs. Bigger feelings. Closed doors.
Fast, funny, closed-door romantic comedies about capable people making a wonderful mess of their own lives. Every book ends happily. Every door stays shut. Every kiss is worth the wait.
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An opposites-attract, forced-teamwork romantic comedy
Ruthie Sloan has ninety days to keep Danforth Union Station's grand reopening from turning into a lawsuit. Mateo Reyes has ninety days to make sure anyone shows up.
She's the Junction Partnership's contracts counsel: precise, unshakeable, allergic to the phrase "we'll figure it out later." He's the pop-up chef the whole plan is banking on, the kind of man who names a broken safety barrier the Ceremonial Rope of No and somehow still gets people to line up behind it.
Danforth Union Station shut its doors before anyone currently working inside it was born. Now a coalition of contractors, chefs, and stubborn idealists has ninety days at a time to prove the old depot is worth saving, one leaking roof, one furious city memo, one impossible deadline at a time.
Nine books. One impossible building. A very long punch list.
Every book stands alone with its own complete happily ever after. No cliffhangers, no cheating, no on-page heat. Just two people who drive each other up the wall, a building that refuses to cooperate, and the kind of kiss that makes you close the book and stare at the ceiling for a minute.