Heartwarming romcoms with sass, swoons, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting.
Every holiday deserves a love story.
A small-town romantic comedy. She runs the local radio station. He's the co-host she can't stand. And Valentine's Day is about to change everything.
Sometimes love has the best luck. A small-town St. Patrick's Day festival leads to the world's most chaotic setup — and one stubborn woman is about to meet her match.
He showed up to the Easter egg hunt in a bunny suit. She never expected to fall for the Easter Bunny — but here we are.
Twenty-six years of friendship, two coffees every morning, one almost-kiss — and a car alarm with the worst timing in town.
He plays a monster. She runs the festival. A horror movie star, a woman with a clipboard, and a fake relationship that lasted about a day and a half.
Sometimes love rings twice. A festive crisis hotline, an anonymous caller who won't stop flirting, and a Christmas Eve reveal that changes everything.
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Because even weddings deserve a little chaos.
She needs a date. He needs a distraction. A wedding, a plan, and two people who are absolutely not falling in love — except they are.
A stalled elevator on New Year’s Eve. A Valentine’s text to the wrong number. The last Christmas tree on the lot, and the stranger reaching for it too. Join the Romance Club and get The Meet-Cute Calendar — six sweet, closed-door stories, one for every season — free, straight to your inbox.
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Panda D. Jones writes the kind of romcoms you want to curl up with — stories full of heart, fast banter, and plenty of chaos — with the bedroom door firmly closed.
When she's not dreaming up her next love story, she's probably arguing with her characters about their terrible life choices. (They never listen.)
She lives for small-town settings, stubborn heroines, and heroes who never saw it coming.
The best kind of five-star reviews.
"Gilmore Girls meets When Harry Met Sally."
"0% spice, 100% feel-good, friends-to-lovers delight."
"Relatable, heartwarming, and a page-turner… I'd jump to read the next book."