“Love: Some Assembly Required” is a collection of modern romcoms for anyone who believes in love and happy endings—with a few detours. If you enjoy slow burn romances, forced proximity, opposites attract, witty banter, and characters who never quite fall in love the way they planned… this series is for you. All books in the series can be read independently.

Love at First Flight: The Story of Sophie and Daniel
What happens when a fake engagement turns into the realest thing you’ve ever felt?
Sophie Lin never believed in happily ever afters. A travel blogger with a fear of commitment and a love for chaos, she’s made a career out of chasing sunsets and skipping attachments. So when a PR stunt lands her in a fake engagement with the world’s most emotionally repressed pilot, she figures she’ll survive two weeks of pretending—no strings, no feelings, no problem.
Daniel Carter lives by the rules—checklists, schedules, and keeping his heart safely at cruising altitude. Agreeing to pose as Sophie’s fiancé was supposed to be simple. Smile for the camera, play along, and get through the absurdity without losing his sanity… or his job.
But somewhere between staged kisses, viral photos, and late-night heart-to-hearts, pretending starts to feel dangerously real. Now their fake love story has the whole world watching… and the only question left is: will either of them be brave enough to make it real?
Love at First Flight: The Story of Sophie and Daniel is a witty, slow-burn romantic comedy full of banter, beach sunsets, and the terrifying thrill of falling for someone when you least expect it.

You Had Me at Waffles: The Story of Emily and Adam
What happens when a love letter ends up in the hands of the wrong man—who turns out to be the right one?
Emily Levine is a recovering love-aholic who used to fall hard, fast, and for all the wrong people. These days, she’s laser-focused on her marketing career, brunch loyalty card, and a life that runs strictly on caffeine and careful planning—until she meets Adam Kostas.
Adam is a pilot, a maple syrup connoisseur, and dangerously good at making life look effortless. He’s infuriatingly competent, unfairly charming, and very clear about one thing: long-term relationships aren’t for him… until he finds a love letter. From Emily. To him. Or is it?
Suddenly, everything he thought he knew gets scrambled, right along with his heart. But the letter isn’t what it seems, and falling for each other was never part of the campaign strategy. As professional boundaries blur and brunches turn into something more, Emily and Adam have to decide if love is worth rewriting the plan.
Told with sharp banter, soft moments, and an unapologetic love for waffles, You Had Me at Waffles: The Story of Emily and Adam is a slow-burn, sweet-and-swoony rom-com about taking chances, making space, and finding the person who feels like home.

404 Love Not Found: The Story of Harper and Jonah
What happens when you reinvent yourself from scratch, only to fall for the one person you can’t be honest with?
Harper Langford just blew up her entire life. She left behind a controlling fiancé and a family empire she never asked for. She lands in Austin, Texas with one bag and a fake last name, crashing in the spare room of Jonah Levine, a quietly brilliant tech founder who names his appliances, argues with his thermostat, and has a robot vacuum with a personality disorder.
It was only supposed to be temporary. Jonah is not Harper’s type. He wears wire-frame glasses. He gets excited about spreadsheets. He plays ultimate frisbee. But he also makes her coffee exactly the way she likes it without being asked, refuses to let her settle for less than she deserves, and is the most genuine person she’s ever met.
There’s just one problem. Jonah has built his career on fighting everything Harper comes from. And he has no idea who she really is.
Funny, warm, and full of slow-burn romance, 404 Love Not Found is a story about losing everything you were supposed to want, and discovering that the life you actually needed was waiting in the most unexpected place.


