Back where We Belong By Jo Bartlett

Fifteen years ago, one desperate act tore sisters Bex and Briony apart. đđâ¨
Growing up side by side against the backdrop of a feckless father and a hardworking mum, they were inseparableâuntil Brionyâs attempt to save Bex from a disastrous engagement shattered their bond.
Now Bex has the life she dreamed of: a loving family, a new glamping site on the family farm, and roots sheâs proud of. Briony, living under the online alias âHolly Day,â drifts from place to place in her van, watching her sisterâs happiness from afar.
When their beloved mum falls seriously ill, Bex must track down the sister she hasnât seen in over a decade. But finding Briony brings more than old woundsâit brings unexpected closeness, new beginnings, and the realisation that some bonds never truly break.
Playing For Keeps By Bella North

Itâs all fun and games until fake starts to feel like foreverâŚ
My life revolves around two things: football, and family. Romance? Not so much. But my fans have other ideas. And theyâve turned my easy-going life into a nightmare with their campaign to find me a wifeâŚ
My childhood best friend Serena thinks itâs hilarious. Sheâs always wanted the big, swoony love story, but instead, she has a controlling ex she canât shake breathing down her neck. And then the solution to both our problems hits me: a fake romance. âSettling downâ with Serena will get the fans off my back, and having a muscly football player on her arm should be enough to warn off her ex. Plus, weâre best friends, so what could go wrong?
Our first date is set for the cityâs annual charity ball. Iâm smug as I imagine how easy my life will be after tonight. Except, when my lips touch Serenaâs in front of the flashing cameras, when I hear her soft sigh as I dip her lower, something like panic creeps through my chest. Iâm not meant for loveâletting people down runs in my genes. I canât do that to Serena. I wonât.
As the story weâre spinning gets bigger, so do the feelings Iâve worked so hard to chase away. We want completely different things. But I canât stop wondering: do we both want the one thing that countsâeach other?




