Slow Burns, Big Feels, Swoony Chaos.
Rules for Starting Over
Chloe thought selling everything she owned and moving across state lines would jump-start her return to the real world after hiding away for three years. A new town, a tiny apartment with murderous rooster wallpaper, and a fresh set of rules to keep her heart safe. Simple enough.
Then she literally runs into James.
One parking lot tackle, a ripped shirt, a black eye, and an unplanned pizza date later... Chloe's carefully crafted rules don't stand a chance.
James is everything she shouldn't want. He's too charming, too steady, too good at breaking down all her walls. The more she tries to keep her distance, the closer he pulls her in...
...the blurrier the rules get.
Rules for Faking a Marriage
Liz Harrison swears she has life under control.
Sure, her ex left her with scars and a mountain of debt she’s desperately trying to keep secret. And yes, her coping mechanisms include glitter, questionable snacks, and pretending everything is fine, even when it very much isn’t. But she’s surviving. For the most part.
Enter Nate Jones: grumpy stuntman, allergic to full sentences, and frustratingly irresistible. He needs a fake girlfriend for a high-profile family event. Liz says yes, because she’s never backed down from chaos disguised as adventure.
Somewhere between his steady quiet and her chaotic sunshine, the line between fake and real dissolves, leaving Liz terrified. Letting someone in means confronting the parts of her life she’s tried to bury, the fear, the shame, and the truth she hopes no one ever sees.
For Liz, love isn’t the scary part. Believing she deserves it is.
*This novel is a standalone romance set in the same world as Rules for Starting Over.
About Katie
Katie King was raised in Tennessee and moved to Georgia shortly after graduating college, where she still lives with her husband, two adventurous boys, and two chaotic dogs.
She spent her childhood reading, writing, or crafting stories in her head—and not much has changed. Reading remains her favorite escape, and fiction has always been where she turns for comfort and inspiration. Now, she hopes her books can offer readers the same kind of joy and escape her favorite authors have given her over the years.
