Losing It

Cora Carmack

Bliss Edwards is determined to shed her virgin status before graduation, planning a simple one-night stand to get it over with. However, her carefully laid plans unravel when she flees in a panic, leaving a handsome stranger bewildered in her bed with a flimsy excuse. The situation escalates from mortifying to catastrophic when Bliss discovers the stranger is none other than her new theatre professor, setting the stage for a hilariously awkward and undeniably steamy college semester. This novel explores themes of self-discovery, unexpected romance, and the chaotic journey of navigating young adulthood.

Cora Carmack

When Mackenzie "Max" Miller's parents arrive for a surprise visit, she realizes her carefully constructed double life is about to unravel—her dyed hair, tattoos, and piercings are a far cry from the wholesome daughter they expect, and her actual boyfriend is nothing like the nice guy they're hoping to meet. Desperate to keep up appearances, Max convinces a charming stranger named Cade to pose as her boyfriend, a struggling actor who's eager for any opportunity to play a role. What begins as a simple charade quickly spirals into something neither of them anticipated, as the line between performance and reality blurs with every stolen moment and genuine laugh. As Cade plays the part with surprising authenticity, Max finds herself questioning what's real and what's just an act—and whether the feelings growing between them could possibly be genuine. A witty, heartfelt exploration of identity, authenticity, and the unexpected ways love can sneak up on you when you're busy pretending to be someone else.