A modern way of finding love. One deserted island of luxury. Two people. Three out cards. And a whole lot of possibilities. Melinda takes the advice of her best friend, Chris. She signs up to a new dating service that pairs you statistically to the one you’re supposed to love. Finding it — love that is — using the more conventional methods, has not been a successful venture for Mindy, and with her biological clock ticking, she uses a more desperate method and takes the plunge into a possible happily ever after. The thing is, when she boards the boat to a secret location, she doesn’t realise the man waiting for her is someone she’s previously met. Chance encounters occur more frequently than we realise. Being blind to them is part of a bustling world. But, being faced with them can lead to a hilarious three weeks between two opposites who might just attract.

"My one fear is now my reality." He didn't offer his name when he fulfilled his need to include me as a player in his game. I'm number thirteen. Just a number given to the bitches who wronged him. I was blindsided. Stolen from my life. In his devilled eyes, I have a debt to pay...he wants my final breath to see us even. "I know who you are Morgan Banks, the question is, who am I? Five games will set you free when you can tell me who I'd be."- The Wolf. Am I strong enough to take on the Wolf?

"Sometimes we choose to forget the things in life that hurt us the most." What has Abigail forgotten? What has been erased? Plenty, apparently... Abigail, the self-proclaimed hexed, is falling apart at the seams. She's mad at the world--at the series of doors that continue to slam in her face. Most of all, she's mad at herself. When her best friend Sammy interferes in her spiral of self-loathing with an intervention, she finds herself entering through the door of a successful law firm and right into Marcus' lap. Literally. He's sophisticated, funny, alluring...but also underhanded. There's something else about Marcus that Abigail never expected. Magic.

Miranda Sikes is a twenty-year-old university student who hates venturing into the city, but her grandmother's watchband isn't going to repair itself. The watchband doesn't get fixed. She misses the bus home. But there's a silver lining: free wedding cake by Alessandro. Now all Miranda needs is a fiancé.