"Bar owner Paige can't deny that there's just something about Melanie and her prim and proper librarian look that messes with her mojo. But Melanie is no librarian; she owns Lulu, the new super Instagrammable brunch spot in town, boasting bottomless mimosas and prime selfie opportunities. If anything, Melanie and Paige should be rivals, probably not friends - and definitely not anything else. But when they both team up to work on a community project, and then Melanie finds Lulu the subject of a malicious online review campaign, they might find that staying just friends is going to be a little trickier than either of them could have imagined . . ."
"Soundings and Choc Lit present the audio edition of Just Friends in Vegas. When Mya is with Smithy, it feels like her eyes are constantly rolling. His wheeling and dealing charisma charms everyone but her. Well, that's not strictly true – Mya is only human after all, and there's no doubt the man is hot with his suits and swagger. It's just that Smithy knows Mya's secret, and she's not sure she can trust him to keep it from their group of friends. As they immerse themselves in the glamorous and mysterious world of 'The Suits', growing closer as a result, Smithy has to question whether his time with Mya is destined to become a case of 'what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas'..."
"Friends do nice things for each other, right? That's what Polly Bowman tells herself when she agrees to be her friend Bailey's 'fake girlfriend' to help him keep a promise to his family. After all, Bailey has always supported her through difficult times – he even knows about her secret singing sessions at the local speakeasy bar. But maintaining a fake relationship isn't easy, and when Polly's meddling but well-meaning group of friends throw her and Bailey together as best man and maid-of-honour for an upcoming wedding, Polly soon realises she's going to have to confront a few long-kept secrets head on…"
"What do mascara wands and gardening shears have in common? Absolutely nothing! At least that's what wannabe beauty influencer Sophie Timney thinks when her friend Polly suggests involving her brother Marcus in Sophie's make-up tutorials. She needs more views, Marcus needs promotion for his gardening business – in Polly's mind joining forces will help them both. Sophie isn't so sure. Because Marcus Bowman has a habit of getting under her skin in a way that no exfoliating face scrub ever could. But, as the views and comments on her videos begin creeping up, it becomes increasingly obvious that Sophie's subscribers like Marcus, and what's even worse is that Sophie might be starting to feel the same way…"
