Dr Ruth Coldwell is the world’s worst matchmaker.Mostly because she has never been in a functioning relationship herself. But if she cannot convince her boss she actually knows something about love, she will be out of a job and back to being a heartbroken academic with a useless doctorate. So Ruth blurts out the only thing that might save her career… she claims to be married.Which is how Callum Reed finds himself with a fake wife.Cal marches into a speed-dating event ready to tell off the so-called expert who keeps matching him with disasters. Instead, he discovers Ruth needs a fake husband, and he needs a fake girlfriend. Their problems line up a little too neatly, so Cal proposes a deal: she pretends to be his partner, and he pretends to be her devoted spouse.Easy. Simple. No feelings required.Except fake dating quickly turns into lingering looks, steamy “anatomy lessons,” and chemistry that does not feel staged at all. And just when Ruth begins to believe she might deserve a real chance at love, a figure from her past resurfaces to remind her why she ran from romance in the first place… and why Cal should never risk his heart on her.With sharp banter, medical spice, and Atwood’s signature twist of danger, Kiss Me, Doc is a doctor romcom about two people who fake it a little too well.___________________________________________________________________Praise for the Kiss-Met Series:★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Their not-so-meet-cute was hilarious…★ ★ ★ ★ ★ If you like Christina Lauren or Abby Jimenez, you will LOVE this★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A well-written sweet and witty fake dating/marriage HEA medical romcom.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ridiculously cute and spicy book.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cute Cat and Mouse Rom-Com with Spice.

Gemma Daise is the world’s best matchmaker… for everyone but herself.Freshly dumped, suddenly homeless, and armed only with blistering sarcasm and a giant Doberman, Gemma thinks her luck has finally turned when a real estate mogul offers her a luxury apartment she can actually afford.There’s only one problem.The apartment already belongs to Dr Knox Rook.Knox is an OB/GYN who lives by structure, silence, and absolute control. Gemma is noise, colour, and chaos wrapped in a woman he has spent years trying to avoid. When they discover they’ve both been tricked into signing the same lease — complete with an outrageous clause that says they must either cohabit peacefully for two years or get married — escape is no longer an option.To break the contract, they must pretend to fulfil it.A fake engagement is meant to solve their problem, but forced proximity ignites a chemistry neither can ignore. Knox hides a surprisingly tender dominance Gemma cannot resist exploring, and Gemma awakens wants in Knox he never intended anyone to see. Their arrangement starts to look dangerously real.But when a friendly online stranger contacting Gemma turns into a real-world predator, the line between pretend and protection snaps. Knox’s icy restraint melts into something fierce and possessive, and Gemma must decide whether to run from the danger — or toward the man who has become her safe place.Touch Me, Doc is Book Two in the Kiss-Met Series: a spicy, heartfelt, danger-tinged romcom featuring forced proximity, enemies-to-lovers heat, fake engagement, rope play, a grumpy doctor who unravels beautifully, and a matchmaker who finally meets her match.___________________________________________________________________Praise for the Kiss-Met Series:★ ★ ★ ★ ★ When the spice hits, it hits.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It’s a perfect combo of story and spice and drama and character development.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Touch Me, Doc had all the tropes I love (forced proximity, enemies to lovers) plus so many new things I didn’t expect to love!★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Prepare to giggle, swoon, and cry through various parts.★ ★ ★ ★ ★  Forced proximity, and grumpy sunshine, yes please!

She can rescue any broken creature except herself.Arabella Rook has spent her life fighting to keep Mending Hearts Ranch alive, but when her controlling mother threatens foreclosure unless she marries by January, she is backed into a corner. Her only escape is a marriage of convenience with the last man she ever imagined saying yes to: her childhood nemesis, Dr Theodore Spencer.Spencer has loved Arabella for years. He offers a simple solution. They marry, she keeps the ranch and he finally gets the chance to protect the woman he has never stopped wanting.Living together is supposed to be easy. Keeping feelings out of it is not.As winter closes in, a reckless wedding-night choice and a rising threat on the ranch draw them into unexpected intimacy. With tension building and trust on the line, Arabella must decide whether to let Spencer in or risk losing far more than her home.Marry Me, Doc is Book Three in the Kiss-Met Series, a heartfelt, snowy, slow-burn marriage-of-convenience romance filled with forced proximity, caretaker heat, childhood crush longing, and a heroine who learns she does not have to stand alone.___________________________________________________________________Praise for the Kiss-Met Series★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I love a good fake marriage trope, and this one raised the bar.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A hint of danger and the perfect mix of sweet and spicy.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ He was definitely the white knight she needed.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ There’s banter, heartache, humor, angst, and suspense.★ ★ ★ ★ ★  This book had my emotions everywhere

Dr Ruth Coldwell is the world’s worst matchmaker.Mostly because she has never been in a functioning relationship herself. But if she cannot convince her boss she actually knows something about love, she will be out of a job and back to being a heartbroken academic with a useless doctorate. So Ruth blurts out the only thing that might save her career… she claims to be married.Which is how Callum Reed finds himself with a fake wife.Cal marches into a speed-dating event ready to tell off the so-called expert who keeps matching him with disasters. Instead, he discovers Ruth needs a fake husband, and he needs a fake girlfriend. Their problems line up a little too neatly, so Cal proposes a deal: she pretends to be his partner, and he pretends to be her devoted spouse.Easy. Simple. No feelings required.Except fake dating quickly turns into lingering looks, steamy “anatomy lessons,” and chemistry that does not feel staged at all. And just when Ruth begins to believe she might deserve a real chance at love, a figure from her past resurfaces to remind her why she ran from romance in the first place… and why Cal should never risk his heart on her.With sharp banter, medical spice, and Atwood’s signature twist of danger, Kiss Me, Doc is a doctor romcom about two people who fake it a little too well.___________________________________________________________________Praise for the Kiss-Met Series:★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Their not-so-meet-cute was hilarious…★ ★ ★ ★ ★ If you like Christina Lauren or Abby Jimenez, you will LOVE this★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A well-written sweet and witty fake dating/marriage HEA medical romcom.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ridiculously cute and spicy book.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cute Cat and Mouse Rom-Com with Spice.

Gemma Daise is the world’s best matchmaker… for everyone but herself.Freshly dumped, suddenly homeless, and armed only with blistering sarcasm and a giant Doberman, Gemma thinks her luck has finally turned when a real estate mogul offers her a luxury apartment she can actually afford.There’s only one problem.The apartment already belongs to Dr Knox Rook.Knox is an OB/GYN who lives by structure, silence, and absolute control. Gemma is noise, colour, and chaos wrapped in a woman he has spent years trying to avoid. When they discover they’ve both been tricked into signing the same lease — complete with an outrageous clause that says they must either cohabit peacefully for two years or get married — escape is no longer an option.To break the contract, they must pretend to fulfil it.A fake engagement is meant to solve their problem, but forced proximity ignites a chemistry neither can ignore. Knox hides a surprisingly tender dominance Gemma cannot resist exploring, and Gemma awakens wants in Knox he never intended anyone to see. Their arrangement starts to look dangerously real.But when a friendly online stranger contacting Gemma turns into a real-world predator, the line between pretend and protection snaps. Knox’s icy restraint melts into something fierce and possessive, and Gemma must decide whether to run from the danger — or toward the man who has become her safe place.Touch Me, Doc is Book Two in the Kiss-Met Series: a spicy, heartfelt, danger-tinged romcom featuring forced proximity, enemies-to-lovers heat, fake engagement, rope play, a grumpy doctor who unravels beautifully, and a matchmaker who finally meets her match.___________________________________________________________________Praise for the Kiss-Met Series:★ ★ ★ ★ ★ When the spice hits, it hits.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It’s a perfect combo of story and spice and drama and character development.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Touch Me, Doc had all the tropes I love (forced proximity, enemies to lovers) plus so many new things I didn’t expect to love!★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Prepare to giggle, swoon, and cry through various parts.★ ★ ★ ★ ★  Forced proximity, and grumpy sunshine, yes please!

She can rescue any broken creature except herself.Arabella Rook has spent her life fighting to keep Mending Hearts Ranch alive, but when her controlling mother threatens foreclosure unless she marries by January, she is backed into a corner. Her only escape is a marriage of convenience with the last man she ever imagined saying yes to: her childhood nemesis, Dr Theodore Spencer.Spencer has loved Arabella for years. He offers a simple solution. They marry, she keeps the ranch and he finally gets the chance to protect the woman he has never stopped wanting.Living together is supposed to be easy. Keeping feelings out of it is not.As winter closes in, a reckless wedding-night choice and a rising threat on the ranch draw them into unexpected intimacy. With tension building and trust on the line, Arabella must decide whether to let Spencer in or risk losing far more than her home.Marry Me, Doc is Book Three in the Kiss-Met Series, a heartfelt, snowy, slow-burn marriage-of-convenience romance filled with forced proximity, caretaker heat, childhood crush longing, and a heroine who learns she does not have to stand alone.___________________________________________________________________Praise for the Kiss-Met Series★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I love a good fake marriage trope, and this one raised the bar.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A hint of danger and the perfect mix of sweet and spicy.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ He was definitely the white knight she needed.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ There’s banter, heartache, humor, angst, and suspense.★ ★ ★ ★ ★  This book had my emotions everywhere