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Emma St. Clair · Love Clichés #2
She swore she'd never fall for her older, filthy-rich boss — her heart had other plans.

Emma St. Clair · Appies #3
A hockey player marries to avoid deportation — but he's already hoping it becomes the real thing.

Emma St. Clair · Sweater Weather #1
Her brother's best friend ghosted her once — now he's back, fake-dating her, and melting every wall she built.

Emma St. Clair · Love Clichés #2
She swore she'd never fall for her older, filthy-rich boss — her heart had other plans.

Emma St. Clair · Love Clichés #3
She hates him — until marrying her nemesis is the only way to erase her student debt.

Emma St. Clair · Appies #3
A hockey player marries to avoid deportation — but he's already hoping it becomes the real thing.

Emma St. Clair · Appies #7
She cut him loose to protect her heart — then her job moved her to his town and her son joined his team.
Emma St. Clair has written 8 romance novels in our catalog. Their books range from about 312 to 436 pages.
A good starting point is Just Don't Fall — book 1 of Sweater Weather.
Just Don't Fall is currently the most popular title by Emma St. Clair.
Emma St. Clair's books are mostly mild.
Emma St. Clair has written 6 series: Sweater Weather, Sweet Royal RomCom, Appies, Love Clichés, Oakley Island, Love Stories in Sheet Cake, Texas.

Emma St. Clair · Sweater Weather #1
Her brother's best friend ghosted her once — now he's back, fake-dating her, and melting every wall she built.

Emma St. Clair · Sweet Royal RomCom #1
A princess needs a groom by summer's end — so she strikes a deal with a devilish duke instead.

Emma St. Clair · Love Stories in Sheet Cake, Texas #1
A marriage of convenience with her ex — the only way to keep her niece and not lose her heart again.

Emma St. Clair · Oakley Island #1
A bookish grad-school dropout renovates Gran's beach house — and butts heads with the tattooed grump next door.
Emma St. Clair's books frequently feature: cozy, grumpy x sunshine, forced proximity.