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Back at the Altar
Wedding planner Hallie Marchand drowns accidentally off her husband's yacht on their first anniversary — and wakes on the morning of her own wedding, one year earlier. This time she says yes anyway, and spends the year turning his perfect lakeside empire into a prison case file.
Golden Handcuffs
Hotel brand president Isadora Duvall is locked in place by a non-compete and unvested options — all of it forfeit the day she quits, and the man holding the waiver helped destroy her father. When an acquirer comes for her brand, a hidden clause in her father's old papers lets her turn the trap inside out at the bidding table.
Seven Letters from Lisbon
Three weeks after her wedding collapses, translator Maddie Corbett flies to Lisbon alone to spend what should have been her honeymoon — and finds seven unsent love letters from 1974 hidden in her rented bed. Delivering a dead woman's words, side by side with the letter-writer's grandson, she mails a few feelings of her own home.
The Bellemont
Hotelier Roman Blackwood lost The Bellemont to a forged amendment while he lay stroke-bound, and died of it. Three years on, his daughter walks back through the staff door under a false name as the night manager — and begins taking her family's hotel back ledger line, archive box, and old memory at a time.
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Before the Last Song Ends
4.9Principal cellist Lena Marchetti is losing her hearing and hiding it from everyone. The luthier who discovers her secret from a string she can no longer hear joins her for one final season — and together they turn a farewell into a duet.
The Lighthouse Promise
4.7Lighthouse widow Abby Fenwick meets the engineer sent to automate her light as an enemy. Between a storm and an out-of-date chart, both of them learn to keep a promise — to each other, not to a gravestone.
Seven Letters from Lisbon
4.7Three weeks after her wedding collapses, translator Maddie Corbett flies to Lisbon alone to spend what should have been her honeymoon — and finds seven unsent love letters from 1974 hidden in her rented bed. Delivering a dead woman's words, side by side with the letter-writer's grandson, she mails a few feelings of her own home.
The Lookout on Elk Ridge
4.7A burned-out 911 dispatcher takes a season alone in a fire lookout tower — and one radio channel away, in the next tower, a taciturn ex-smokejumper watches the same trees. When budget cuts put both towers on the closure list and an eleven-year-old misjudgment still weighs on two families, they have one fire season to say what was never said — before the smoke closes in.
The Cartographer's Summer
4.6Mapmaker's granddaughter Gus Merritt returns to sort her grandparents' map room and finds the town map missing one corner forever: a pavilion burned in 1979, redrawn for decades, and the water where her father drowned left blank. The county's new surveyor — the boy she left without a goodbye at seventeen — is back with the wrong elevation data, and one summer to finish the map by hand.
Love in the Margins
4.5A half-owner of a Providence bookshop and a bridge inspector fall in love through pencil replies written in a used book's margins. A questionable signed poetry collection and a relative's ultimatum force what was written in books to be said face to face.
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The Undercover CEO
5.0To flush out the executive feeding strategy to a rival fund, CEO Daniel Lockwood sneaks back into his own headquarters as a temp data analyst. His closest ally is the risk analyst brave enough to contradict a boss — and the real player shares his last name.
His One Night Heir
4.8Cole Donovan left his own wedding night for a phone call and never knew the bridesmaid was carrying his son. Five years later his development group comes for her block — and a misplaced paternity file puts "the other Donovan family" on every front page.
The Poison Pill
4.6Media heiress Katarina Dane discovers the poison pill that could kill a hostile takeover needs one more signature — her ex-fiancé, who vanished the night before their wedding, back as a co-trustee. Thirty days of proxy warfare, and two truths to untangle: why he left, and whose side he is on now.
Golden Handcuffs
4.4Hotel brand president Isadora Duvall is locked in place by a non-compete and unvested options — all of it forfeit the day she quits, and the man holding the waiver helped destroy her father. When an acquirer comes for her brand, a hidden clause in her father's old papers lets her turn the trap inside out at the bidding table.
The Ninety-Day CEO
4.4When the centenarian watchmaker's chairman collapses mid-meeting, CFO Talia Reiner is handed a ninety-day interim CEO seat — and the board hires her designated replacement the same night: the liquidator famous for cutting a hundred-year brand into a license. Between his rationalization memos and her ledgers, they find the decline was manufactured — and the forger signs with a pen only three people carry.
Hostile Takeover
4.3Hostile raider Gideon Croft comes for Moreno Robotics carrying a fifteen-year grudge — not knowing CEO Katarina Moreno is fighting her own board and her father's stroke. When both find the same missing page in a 2011 settlement file, hunter and defender discover the real prey sits on her board.
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The Disowned Luna
4.9Disowned at her engagement feast as wolfless, Greyfall heir Adara Rook crosses rogue country to the border pack Coldrun — and discovers that what her mother sealed away was never a defect, but a True Luna's power six generations rare. The silence-sickness killing her new pack points home, to the family that threw her away.
The Omega Twin
4.8Married off in place of her runaway twin, omega Wren is seen through at once by the cold Blackpine Alpha — who has plans of his own. With a talent for true ledgers she opens twelve years of blood debt between the packs, and earns a name, a future and a fated mate.
The Bond Keeper
4.7In a pack split in two by the Moon Ruling, young bond registrar Aspen Hearn keeps the registry every mating rite depends on — until choosing night pairs her with the rival pack's Alpha and she refuses him in front of everyone. Preparing her appeal means rereading the ledgers, where the schism itself looks forged — and the only witness is her dead mother, the registrar before her.
Chosen by the Rogue King
4.6When a forged salt seal condemns both the rogue king and her own clan, a salt-worker's daughter saves him on the night of the culling hunt. Bound by a pact, they turn her doctored ledgers and his ragged loyalty list against the council that rigged the choosing.
Blood Moon Curse
4.5Sold to a cursed Alpha as the village tithe, herbalist Tamsin refuses to die on schedule. With medicine and a knack for ledgers she dissects seven sacrificial deaths, a stolen bonding stone, and the prophecy that has fed the curse for forty years.
The Silver Vow
4.5Silversmith's daughter Senna Vael carries her dead father's blood-debt as vow-keeper to the pack that hates her family. On the vow-silver that failed she finds a welded seam — the broken vow was no failure at all, but murder. She must make the silver testify before the mine and the truth are both sworn away.
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One More Yesterday
5.0Ten months after her daughter drowned, 911 dispatcher Claire Novak wakes exactly one year in the past — her daughter alive, the call that ended everything still a year away. This time she has twelve months to catch the call she once marked "no issue."
The Villainess Wakes First
4.9Called the city's villainess for seven years and left dead on a fire escape, Sloane Merritt wakes on the morning of her engagement ball — the night she was framed by a forged email. This time she wakes first, and she spends six seconds counting the hands reaching into the same jar.
Back at the Altar
4.8Wedding planner Hallie Marchand drowns accidentally off her husband's yacht on their first anniversary — and wakes on the morning of her own wedding, one year earlier. This time she says yes anyway, and spends the year turning his perfect lakeside empire into a prison case file.
The Will Read Twice
4.7Wallpaper-heiress Odette Carrick is slowly poisoned at her grandmother's will-reading — and wakes on the same morning, with the same cup of tea in front of her. This time she doesn't drink. Trained in paper conservation, she starts taking the family empire apart sample by sample, ledger by faked funeral.
The Clock Struck Thirteen
4.6Framed for swapping the centenary clock in her family's own shop, watchmaker Greta Calder dies three years later in a staged workshop accident — and wakes six weeks before the celebration that started everything. This time she keeps the honesty clock ticking and her father alive, and lays a paper trail long enough to send the real conspirator to prison.
Before He Buried Me
4.5Pushed off a cliff by her trauma-surgeon husband, ER nurse Maren Hale wakes three years in the past — on the morning they first met. This time she refuses to play the perfect wife, and the double burial plot he bought early becomes the thread that unravels his quiet widow-killing business.
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Cinders at the Gala
4.8Framed as an arsonist at a charity gala five years ago, Odessa Vale returns as a restoration trustee hosting the anniversary on the ruin's original site. With a cracked lighter, two swapped paintings and a fire file, she plans the real arsonist's arrest — mid-toast.
Needle and Salt
4.6Her graduation collection "Saltline" was stolen — and she was branded the copycat. Five years later designer Camille Rey opens a rival label at the same fashion week and unpicks the theft in public, one stitched signature and forged lookbook at a time.
Ten Years Cold
4.6Framed by her uncle for embezzling forty million dollars, young accountant Delia March served ten years. Out under a new name, she joins the merger audit of her own family's empire — and hunts the hidden witness who can bring the whole March family down before closing.
The Heir They Erased
4.6At nineteen, Quinn Amory took the fall for her half-brother's adulterated wine and was erased from the family winery's name wall. Eight years later she returns as the bank's restructuring consultant — with a valuation report as leverage and the original fraud charts in her sights.
The Bellemont
4.5Hotelier Roman Blackwood lost The Bellemont to a forged amendment while he lay stroke-bound, and died of it. Three years on, his daughter walks back through the staff door under a false name as the night manager — and begins taking her family's hotel back ledger line, archive box, and old memory at a time.
The Raw Feed
4.5Eleven years ago a doctored exposé branded Roscoe Braddock's cannery rotten, destroyed it, and soon after buried him. His daughter returns under her mother's name as a contractor inside the station that ran the piece — carrying the unedited master tape and a chain of money evidence — and on the station's fortieth-anniversary live broadcast, she rolls the original seam, uncut, to the whole city.
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The Orchard Inn
4.9Hallie Blanchard quits her city job to run the trouble-prone apple-orchard inn her late aunt left her — and the acerbic travel columnist she fears most checks into room one. She has one autumn and one cider festival to save the inn in print; he has one review to write, and a rusted-out heart that orchard air is starting to reach.
Sunrise at the Bluebird Diner
4.8Unemployed line cook Sadie Lark comes home to run the morning shift of her grandfather's seventy-two-year-old diner while he recovers in the hospital. A stranded singer helps at the sink, a rival arrives with a stolen chowder recipe — and she has four weeks to keep the stove, the family, and the signature together.
The Stargrove Drive-In
4.7Blacklisted event planner Franny Danner comes home to sign away her late grandmother's shuttered drive-in — and finds the will has one condition first: honor all 812 rain checks in the desk drawer, sixty years of promised movie nights. Reopening for one summer with the projectionist her grandmother secretly trained was never the plan — then it became the whole point.
The Dog Share
4.5A golden retriever with no owner and no manners assigns itself to two people at once: mail carrier Junie Calhoun and new-town vet Finn McCrae. They negotiate feeding schedules, split custody calendars and one very formal co-adoption contract — and somewhere between kibble and vet bills, they both stop leaving.
The Matchmaker of Maple Falls
4.4Winnie Tran writes the anonymous advice column "Dear Maple," inherited from her grandmother — and a sharp-tongued letter from "Skeptic" lands just as a dating app moves into town. She doesn't know the skeptic is the new vet, or that his own unanswered letter has been in her files since 1998.
The Flower Shop on Harbor Street
4.3City florist Marisol Vega returns to settle her aunt's estate — on the condition that she keeps the flower shop alive until Harbor Day, six weeks out. Somewhere between a missing recipe, a flower show and a town that won't let her stay a stranger, selling stops being the plan.
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