The Right Swipe

From the author of Partners in Crime, comes a sparkling new adventure rom-com where a con woman and a lawman team up on an epic cross-country road trip to save their families…and each other. Sejal Chaudhary inherited her mama’s calculating brain, her daddy’s quick fingers, and the boatload of trauma that comes with being the eldest daughter of criminals. Although Sejal has never claimed to be a good girl, she’s spent the last couple years laying low and going (mostly) straight. That is, until a con gone wrong sends her into the arms of a handsome stranger who’s set on dragging her back into her messy family drama.Krish Anand never mastered the fine art of being a bad boy…he would take a book over bullets any day. But when his FBI agent brother goes missing, he has no choice but to suit up for the adventure of a lifetime. Certain that someone in Sejal’s little crime family is behind the disappearance, a desperate Krish manages to convince the beautiful thief that his brother’s badge is actually his. The deal is simple: help him find his brother, and Krish and the law will leave Sejal be. With an up-to-no-good ex also hot on her trail, Sejal reluctantly agrees. As they wind their way across the country on planes, buses, and automobiles, sparks ignite, and what began as a fragile temporary truce starts to look more and more like a partnership. Falling for the enemy? So cliche, but so good…if only they can survive long enough to chance a happily ever after.TROPES- Enemies-to-Lovers- Forced Proximity- Forbidden Love- Adventure Rom-Com

Might Mr. Aiden is written specifically to encourage and give hope to parents during their stay in the neonatal intensive care unit, which can often be an overwhelming place. This book can later be read to NICU warriors to show them their strength. Preemies might be little but they sure can be mighty.

'Smart and sexy with banter to die for, Partners in Crime is the sizzling second chance romance you need in your life' Lindsey Kelk<BR><BR>Family secrets. Missing jewels. Love. Risking it all on one wild night. In Vegas, all bets are off . . . <BR><BR>Mira Patel's got a great career, good friends, and a whole lot of distance between her and her dysfunctional family. All that's missing is a stable romantic relationship. Armed with a spreadsheet and professional help, she sets out to find her so-called 'partner in crime', but much to her matchmaker's dismay, no one is quite right.<BR><BR>Including Naveen Desai, the very first match she unceremoniously rejected.<BR><BR>Lately Naveen's been too focused on keeping his sick grandfather's law firm afloat to think about love, and he's stunned when Mira walks back into his life to settle her aunt's affairs. He's determined to keep things professional . . . though it's impossible not to be intrigued by all of the secrets piling up around Mira.<BR><BR>If getting back together with an ex is a bad idea, getting kidnapped with one is even worse.<BR><BR>Suddenly, Naveen and Mira find themselves in a mad dash through Las Vegas to escape jewel thieves, evade crime bosses, and follow the clues to untangle the mess her family left behind. As her past comes back to haunt her, Mira despairs of ever finding someone who might understand her . . . but maybe, over the course of one wild night, she'll find that he's right by her side.<BR><BR>Indian Matchmaking meets Date Night in this fun, romantic adventure by bestselling author Alisha Rai<BR><BR>Praise for Alisha Rai<BR><BR>'One of our favourite authors . . . we love getting lost in her books' Christina Lauren<BR><BR>'The gold standard in modern romance' Tessa Bailey<BR><BR>'Fun, hilarious and touching modern romance' Jasmine Guillory<BR><BR>'Loved it . . . I highly recommend' Sally Thorne<BR><BR>'Don't miss it!' Meg Cabot<BR><BR>'A must-read for romance lovers' Publishers Weekly (starred review)<BR><BR>'Immediate, sizzling chemistry and fun banter . . . readers won't be able to put this one down' Library Journal (starred review)<BR><BR>'Witty banter, red-hot sexual chemistry, and endlessly engaging characters' Booklist