The Madisons Series by Olivia M. Jacques

Okay, so I'm spinning.Being nice has always been my superpower. I'm a Basic Normal in a big family full of even bigger personalities and nice is like, my thing.And the point is, it works. Or it did until today. I had it all, from the cute house to the super hot husband to the fun job. Life was blissfully drama-free.Was. Past tense.Nice just ... isn't cutting it anymore... moreOkay, so I'm spinning.Being nice has always been my superpower. I'm a Basic Normal in a big family full of even bigger personalities and nice is like, my thing.And the point is, it works. Or it did until today. I had it all, from the cute house to the super hot husband to the fun job. Life was blissfully drama-free.Was. Past tense.Nice just ... isn't cutting it anymore.Everything's falling apart! My perfect husband's got a love child (still having trouble believing this, tbh, but it sure seems like it), which means I'm probably going to end up homeless, so I'm staying at a fancy hotel I can't afford, and I'm pretty sure my Russian esthetician just tried to recruit me into a cult.Oh man. What is happening?Cruel to be Kind is a laugh-out-loud, heartwarming romcom with a relatable good-girl-who's-not-gonna-take-it-anymore main character, a cinnamon roll-to-grumpy-to-sunshine hero (which is he, really?) and a missing wedding ring that was most-likely stolen by a facialist named Hagatha (we think). Expect plenty of chemistry and a wacky good-time from this closed-door romance. And spoiler alert: It comes with no actual cheating and an HEA guarantee! less

Eldest Madison daughter Diana has always been "perfect".And she's fine with that. In fact, she's proud of it. Contrary to what everyone seems to think, being perfect takes a lot of work, and in Di's case, meds. She's not ashamed. Anything that helps her maintain control is a good thing.Unfortunately, Di's grip on perfection starts to slip when she finds herself forced to work with Felix Cayo. He's irreverent, juvenile, and obnoxious, even if he does look like a bit like David Beckham.. moreEldest Madison daughter Diana has always been "perfect".And she's fine with that. In fact, she's proud of it. Contrary to what everyone seems to think, being perfect takes a lot of work, and in Di's case, meds. She's not ashamed. Anything that helps her maintain control is a good thing.Unfortunately, Di's grip on perfection starts to slip when she finds herself forced to work with Felix Cayo. He's irreverent, juvenile, and obnoxious, even if he does look like a bit like David Beckham...Take On Me is a charming enemies-to-lovers forced-proximity romcom with a neurodivergent main character, a sullen tween who won't go away, and a whole boatload of Prozac. Expect sparks to fly in this closed-door romance. This is book two in the series The Madisons (all installments of which can be read as stand-alone novels.) less

I hate my job, I hate my job, I hate my job. Nonetheless, I can't lose my job. My job is my whole identity. Especially after what happened before...No one knows what really happened. And one knows that I've been FWB with my baby-brother's best friend for over a year now. I have a lot of secrets, okay? And I planned to keep them forever, but now I'm not sure that's going to be possible... moreI hate my job, I hate my job, I hate my job. Nonetheless, I can't lose my job. My job is my whole identity. Especially after what happened before...No one knows what really happened. And one knows that I've been FWB with my baby-brother's best friend for over a year now. I have a lot of secrets, okay? And I planned to keep them forever, but now I'm not sure that's going to be possible.With the truth about me threatening to come out, there's only one thing I can think to do to save I can be amazing at work. I'll do anything , even if that means covering a goofy reality show. It's a free trip to the Bahamas. I'm going to look in the bright side. Only ... is there even a bright side when someone is threatening to ruin your life? Cuts Like a Knife is a chick-lit women's fiction romcom featuring a FMC with good intentions, bad execution, a judgemental spirit, and way too many secrets. Life for Alexis (Lex) Madison is full of ups, downs, undiagnosed anxiety conditions and cringe-worthy moments. This is book three in the series The Madisons (all installments of which can be read as stand-alone novels). less