AustLit

'Footballer Jack has a major thing for Tash. Too bad she's a hot hipster who hates jocks. But when a uni assignment pairs them together, he jumps at the chance to change her mind. Full of love, romance and a whole heap of flirty fun, Smitten is a series that will make you weak at the knees. Download this free Lovebite to get a taste of what it's all about. There are four Lovebites to collect.' (Publication summary) 

'Lily didn’t mean to drink so much champagne at her friend’s 18th. But when gorgeous Henri shows up to hold her hair back, she’s not sure it was an entirely bad idea...' (Publication summary)

'Charlotte can’t wait to get her cheating ex out of her life. She just needs to pick up the last of her stuff from his house - and try not to fall for his adorable housemate.' (Publication summary)

'It's been a bad year for Andie Powers. But things are looking up now she has a one-way ticket to the glamorous world of Hollywood, movie starts, palm trees and endless summer.

'Suddenly Andie has a dream mansion, a new best friend, unlimited credit cards and a brand-new BMW. But she can't shake the feeling that this place is fake. It's only after an encounter with bad-boy movie start James Hawthorn that she discovers something real.

'Andie knows a guy like James Hawthorn couldn't possible feel the same way about her. But when everything around her is one big act, it's hard not to get caught up in the story ...' (Publication summary)

'Lola is set for the adventure of a lifetime. Much as she loves living above her dad's bustling cafe, she's got some serious baggage to deal with, and she can only do that in London. But when her dad is in a car accident the morning she's due to leave, Lola has to abandon her plans and stay. She has to grow up, take responsibility, act like an adult. That means running the café, and hiring a new chef. Enter Sam, a hot backpacker and cook extraordinaire – with an adorable accent and a secret of his own.

'Before too long, Lola and Sam have created something special at the cafe. Their business chemistry just works. And maybe there's some other chemistry at work too...' (Publisher's blurb

'Ludo introduces Cinda to the heady world of the super-rich, taking her to parties on yachts and villas all over Europe. Sparks start to fly as Ludo and Cinda spend more and more time together, and even cautious Cinda wonders if there might be something real between them. Then Gus, Ludo's twin brother and heir to the Sardinian throne, arrives to ruin everyone's fun. Gus is obsessed with duty, and having a commoner like Cinda around just isn't part of his plan. But when fate throws Cinda and Gus together, he's astounded to discover that he and Cinda get along well. So well, in fact, that he might be prepared to throw away everything to be with her...' (Publisher's blurb)

'Mia knows what she wants in life - she was born to perform, and she doesn't need anyone's help to succeed. So when she is paired with the obnoxious new guy for her final music assessment, she is beyond frustrated. Rob is into hip-hop in a big way and they have absolutely zero in common. But as they spend more time together, Mia starts to realise that there's more to hip-hop than she'd thought. And that Rob could just be the guy she never knew she was looking for.' (Publisher's blurb)

'Piper Bancroft has been thrown a lifeline: her godmother in Melbourne has set her up with a job at a top fashion magazine in Melbourne.

'Having ruined her chances of getting into uni, Piper is ready to grasp this opportunity with both hands. But when Piper starts her new job, she's as out of place as her fake Marc Jacobs handbag. Piper's determined to do a great job and prove she's got what it takes to make it. But there's one very large distraction getting in her way: her completely gorgeous, and completely off-limits, boss. He could just be the most perfect man she wishes she'd never met.' (Publication abstract)

'Lucy Yang is loving her first television job in Hong Kong. She works hard and plays hard, and she doesn't have time for a relationship if she wants to become a TV news anchor by the time she's twenty-one. Besides, what man could live up to her impossibly high standards? Then she meets Byron, and her world is turned upside-down. Funny, clever and impossibly gorgeous, Byron might just satisfy all of Lucy's criteria. Sure, he's a little cagey about his job, but what businessman in Hong Kong doesn't want to protect trade secrets? But as Lucy desperately tries to get to the bottom of a potentially huge news story, Byron keeps popping up in the most unlikely places. Is it just a coincidence? Or is Lucy's perfect man not so perfect after all?' (Publication summary)