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Evan Parker thought coming home as the town’s new search-and-rescue pilot would be simple, until his very first mission collides with Callie Jensen, a fiercely independent wildlife rehabilitator who doesn’t appreciate his interference. She’s stubborn, sharp-tongued, and determined to save every broken creature that crosses her path… including the raccoon who keeps stealing the spotlight. Callie doesn’t need a co-pilot in her life, especially not one haunted by past mistakes.

Photographer Claire Bennett drives eight hours for quiet coastal shots—only to find the Sugar Gull Inn buried in scaffolding and her “charming cottage” double booked with a scowling carpenter. Miles Hart is too busy racing renovation deadlines to babysit a city stranger, but Martha’s clerical error leaves them roommates in a 700-square-foot carriage house, one bathroom, zero patience. Soon sticky note fridge borders, thermostat skirmishes, and a blueberry pie disaster at Gull Games have the whole town placing bets on who snaps first.

In Fault Lines and Latte Love, Sienna Carter, a passionate geologist, is on a hike when she discovers an intriguing rock formation, possibly linked to the region’s seismic history. After the hike, she heads to the local coffee shop, The Daily Grind, where a chaotic encounter with a mischievous cat named Shadow results in her being drenched in coffee. The cat’s owner, Ethan, a coffee shop owner and barista, apologizes, and they share a playful exchange. The unexpected event leaves Sienna amused despite the mess, and she agrees to help Ethan wrangle Shadow in exchange for a free coffee.

Daphne Quinn is too busy keeping her small-town bakery afloat to deal with flirty paramedics who smell like trouble and cinnamon. But when a customer collapses in her shop and EMT Jax Miller storms in, tattoos, smirk, and all, Daphne’s world gets flipped faster than a pancake on Sunday morning. Jax is equal parts aggravating and irresistible. He’s also very good at showing up: during emergencies, with coffee, and somehow always when Daphne’s guard is down. But she’s not looking for romance, especially not with someone who thrives on chaos.

Ella Moreau enters the high-stakes world of Culinary Clash determined to prove her refined French training makes her the best. Focused, disciplined, and precise, she thrives under pressure, until Ryan Carter waltzes in. The rebellious, self-taught fusion chef exudes effortless confidence, his chaotic, instinct-driven style clashing directly with Ella’s methodical approach. From the very first challenge — a mystery box of fiery ingredients - their rivalry ignites, sparking heated banter and reluctant admiration. As the competition unfolds, their contrasting techniques put them at odds.

A grumpy photographer. A golden-retriever firefighter. One calendar shoot, one very chaotic dog, and way too many sparks. Nina Hayes likes order, quiet, and zoom lenses. She doesn't like dogs, especially not ones with more energy than sense. So when she’s roped into photographing the local fire department’s charity calendar, the last thing she expects is to be tackled by a Jack Russell Terrier... and his irritatingly charming owner. Firefighter Drew Carter lives for chaos, community, and his dog, Max, who’s never met a stranger he didn’t lick.

If you're a fan of opposites-attract romances with humor, heart, and a one-eyed dog named Jimmy, this story is for you. When tightly wound surgeon Dr. Grant Whitaker crosses paths with free-spirited gardener Kenna Lane, his perfectly controlled world starts to unravel, in the best possible way. She's barefoot and humming in the hospital courtyard. He's determined to avoid the chaos she brings. But Kenna, with her stubborn optimism and dirt-smudged hands, proves impossible to ignore.

Emily Carter has enough on her plate - back-to-back night shifts at the ER, a hospital scandal threatening her best friend’s job, and a black lab named Pippen who thinks he’s a lap dog. The last thing she needs is Logan Reid, the tattooed mechanic with a reckless streak and a crooked smile that should come with a warning label.

When a rough-around-the-edges hockey player with a soft spot for his Boston Terrier walks into a quirky salon in a small British Columbia town, he meets his match in a sarcastic, no-nonsense New York stylist. Harry Drake is recovering from an injury and dodging questions about his NHL future. Jules Romano is avoiding anything that smells like commitment after a heartbreak that nearly crushed her career. Their first encounter is anything but smooth, but fate—and a dog in a tiny sweater—has other plans.

When a rule-following police officer pulls over a flustered middle school teacher with a car full of destroyed cupcakes, it’s the start of a collision neither of them sees coming. Emery Brooks prefers plants to people and quiet routines to romantic risks, but Wyatt Hale, the new cop in town, is about to disrupt all of it. Especially when he moves in next door… and accidentally tramples her beloved garden.

He’s the league’s most scrutinized quarterback. She’s the reporter sent to expose him. Neither of them expected a Labrador to be the one that breaks the story wide open. Sabrina Cole doesn’t cover sports. She uncovers secrets. So when her editor assigns her to embed with the struggling Phoenix Hawks, she’s ready to take down egos, not fawn over football stars. But from the moment she meets Tyler Knox, the media-darling quarterback with a guarded past and a black Lab named Jinx, nothing goes according to plan. Tyler doesn’t trust reporters.

Avery Beaumont’s world shatters when ruthless critic Julian Cross calls her restaurant “forgettable.” Fueled by fury, she crashes an elite culinary event, ready for war — but Julian is more than he seems. Their clash ignites something deeper, a rivalry laced with heat neither can ignore. When Julian steps into her kitchen, proving he can cook as well as he critiques, the lines between competition and desire blur dangerously. As tension simmers, Avery fights to keep control, but Julian refuses to stay at arm’s length.

When disciplined army Captain Ethan Harper arrives in the charmingly chaotic town of Willow Creek, he's immediately thrown off balance by a quirky cattle dog named Rose - and her equally spirited owner, Sophie Mitchell. Accustomed to structure and predictability, Ethan finds his reservation mysteriously missing, paperwork scattered by Rose’s playful antics. Sophie, warm-hearted and effortlessly disorganized, promises to resolve things quickly, but Ethan suspects his stay will be anything but orderly.

Caleb Morgan’s life is built around control and courage, except when it comes to dogs. So when he meets Tessa Blake, the sweet, witty insurance agent with a soft spot for baking and an enormous, drooly dog named Bear, he’s more than a little out of his depth. What starts as awkward run-ins and accidental flour fights slowly turns into something real… until Caleb’s clingy ex reappears, and everything Tessa thought they were building begins to crumble.

Grounded Hearts is a slow-burn romance rooted in second chances, quiet strength, and unexpected beginnings. When Emma Cole, a fiercely independent landscaper, takes a job for a newly arrived Air Force officer, she has no interest in complications — especially not the handsome, disciplined Captain Ryan Maddox. But a scrappy stray cat named Tango keeps showing up between them, blurring the lines between boundaries and belonging. As seasons change and their connection deepens, Emma must confront her fear of abandonment, and Ryan must decide if he’s ready to put down roots.

Rory West delivers cinnamon rolls, oddball errands, and unapologetic sarcasm all over town, just not at the posted speed limit. Officer Jack Nolan lives by the law, drinks his coffee black, and writes her tickets like it’s a personal hobby. Their mutual dislike is legendary. So when they’re forced to team up for a dog-friendly charity run, things go from frosty to full-on flaming disaster.

When paramedic Harrison Miller responds to a routine call, he doesn’t expect to meet Dani Cooper, a charming, chaotic mail carrier with a stubborn calico cat stuck in a tree and a knack for turning disaster into laughter. What starts as a rescue gone hilariously wrong sparks an unexpected connection neither of them saw coming. Between sarcastic banter, cat-induced mishaps, and mail route mayhem, Harrison and Dani stumble their way into something real. But falling in love isn’t always simple, especially when Harrison’s unpredictable job keeps pulling him away.

Maya Collins moves to Willow Creek for a fresh start, hoping to focus on her novel. Instead, she meets Luke Bennett, the town’s beloved firefighter, after nearly setting her kitchen on fire. Their relationship begins with teasing and undeniable chemistry, but Maya, guarded by past heartbreak, resists the growing connection between them. Despite her best efforts to avoid Luke, they keep crossing paths. He pushes her to take risks, both in life and love, while she slowly uncovers the depth behind his easygoing nature — especially when she finds letters he wrote to his late firefighter father.

Ryan Carter, an overworked paramedic, stumbles into Hart & Bloom, a flower shop, in search of a last-minute birthday gift for his sister. There, he meets Holly Hart, a florist with a quiet strength and a warm sense of humor. Despite his exhaustion, something about Holly—and her massive dog, Tank—grounds him in a way he hasn’t felt in years. After their first meeting, Ryan keeps finding reasons to return, convincing himself it’s just for the flowers. But as their easy banter turns into something more, he finally asks Holly out.

Sophie Harper never expected a runaway Labrador to change her life, but Bruce had other plans. When the energetic pup led her straight into the path of Ryan Cole, a fearless firefighter with an easy smile and a heart of gold, Sophie found herself caught in something she wasn’t prepared for—love. Their connection grows through late-night walks, playful banter, and quiet moments of understanding. But Sophie’s fear of losing Ryan to the dangers of his job makes her question if she can handle loving someone who runs toward the fire instead of away from it.