California Dreamin: Books 4-6
(2023)(A book in the California Dreamin' series)
An omnibus of novels by Kristin Canary
Get ready to LOL and swoon your heart out with this collection of closed-door romcoms from Kristin Canary.
Filled with all of your favorite romance tropes (friends to lovers, he falls first, fake engagement, age gap, found family, and nanny/boss romance, to name a few!), the California Dreamin’ series follows a group of housemates in San Diego who find their forever loves and live out major #friendshipgoals at the same time.
This collection includes Books 4-6 in the series: Belonging With Her Best Friend, Engaging the Office Enemy, and Needing the Next-Door Neighbor.
Belonging With Her Best Friend (Book 4): Kindergarten teacher Shelby can’t help loving her best friend and fellow teacher Eric—a secret she’s determined to take to the grave. But when he becomes her temporary roommate and agrees to help her do whatever it takes to prepare for her lead role in the school’s summer musical (including “practice kissing”), keeping her secret becomes the hardest thing she’ll ever do. A best friends to lovers, forced proximity romance.
Engaging the Office Enemy (Book 5): When the arrogant Dax asks workplace nemesis Alexis to be his fake fiancé during a job interview, the only reason she agrees is to get rid of him. But when one dinner turns into a week-long Caribbean cruise, will the close quarters and make believe have her seeing Dax in a new light? An enemies to lovers, one bed, office romance.
Needing the Next-Door Neighbor (Book 6): Down-on-her luck Kennedy needs a job. Her sister’s next-door neighbor—and hot older doctor—Ryan needs a nanny for his two nieces. Can they help each other without crossing professional boundaries…especially when Kennedy moves in as part of their new arrangement? An age gap, nanny/boss, forced proximity romance.
The California Dreamin’ sweet romantic comedy series is for fans of Emma St. Clair, Jenny Proctor, Katie Bailey, and Katherine Center who enjoy lots of sizzle and romantic tension without explicit on-page intimacy.
Genre: Romance
Filled with all of your favorite romance tropes (friends to lovers, he falls first, fake engagement, age gap, found family, and nanny/boss romance, to name a few!), the California Dreamin’ series follows a group of housemates in San Diego who find their forever loves and live out major #friendshipgoals at the same time.
This collection includes Books 4-6 in the series: Belonging With Her Best Friend, Engaging the Office Enemy, and Needing the Next-Door Neighbor.
Belonging With Her Best Friend (Book 4): Kindergarten teacher Shelby can’t help loving her best friend and fellow teacher Eric—a secret she’s determined to take to the grave. But when he becomes her temporary roommate and agrees to help her do whatever it takes to prepare for her lead role in the school’s summer musical (including “practice kissing”), keeping her secret becomes the hardest thing she’ll ever do. A best friends to lovers, forced proximity romance.
Engaging the Office Enemy (Book 5): When the arrogant Dax asks workplace nemesis Alexis to be his fake fiancé during a job interview, the only reason she agrees is to get rid of him. But when one dinner turns into a week-long Caribbean cruise, will the close quarters and make believe have her seeing Dax in a new light? An enemies to lovers, one bed, office romance.
Needing the Next-Door Neighbor (Book 6): Down-on-her luck Kennedy needs a job. Her sister’s next-door neighbor—and hot older doctor—Ryan needs a nanny for his two nieces. Can they help each other without crossing professional boundaries…especially when Kennedy moves in as part of their new arrangement? An age gap, nanny/boss, forced proximity romance.
The California Dreamin’ sweet romantic comedy series is for fans of Emma St. Clair, Jenny Proctor, Katie Bailey, and Katherine Center who enjoy lots of sizzle and romantic tension without explicit on-page intimacy.
Genre: Romance
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