Caroline McIntosh

Books By Caroline McIntosh

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Summary: A warm, closed-door MM romance about unexpected meetings, new beginnings and finding love far from home. Seb drops a lemon tart on the Paris Métro. Well, technically, a handsome English stranger bumps into him and sends it flying. Seb assumes he’ll never see the man again. Trouble is, he does. Again. And again. And again. Soon, their accidental meetings feel less like coincidence—and more like the beginning of something. But falling for Max in Paris is the easy part. Can their new romance survive the journey home?

The Lemon Tart Agreement

Caroline McIntosh

Pairings: M-M

Published: 01/06/2026

Genres:

Contemporary

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