A romance between a baseball player and a journalist in 1960 New York City, Cat Sebastian’s latest is as enjoyable as it is emotional.
Jess Everlee’s sweet and gentle A Bluestocking’s Guide to Decadence is perfect for fans of Cat Sebastian and Olivia Waite.
Hannah Bonam-Young will make you a believer in the oft-loathed surprise pregnancy trope with Out on a Limb.
Katelyn Doyle’s wise and satisfying Just Some Stupid Love Story follows a potential couple as their relationship develops in fits and starts over the span of five years.
Kate Young’s charming British English paired with her young millennial protagonist’s quirky, anxious interiority makes Experienced a fun, surprisingly profound read.
Sarah T. Dubb’s refreshing Birding With Benefits is the rare romance with a couple in their 40s.
A duty-bound naval officer discovers the joys of family life thanks to his irrepressible governess in Virgina Heath’s latest Regency romance.
Lily chooses between her first love, Atlas, and an exciting new man, Ryle, in this stellar romance.
In the fourth installment of the Bridgertons series, Colin Bridgerton helps his friend Penelope Featherington find a suitor, only to fall for her himself.
Taj McCoy’s The Good Ones Are Taken is fun, fresh and filled with good food, great clothes and scorching love scenes.
Sarah Adler’s grumpy-sunshine romance presents a delightful twist on the “sunshine” half: a ruthlessly practical scammer with a heart of gold.
The eloquent devotion of the hero of Sarah Hogle’s Old Flames and New Fortunes will melt even the flintiest of hearts.
Tessa Dare’s comic masterpiece, When a Scot Ties the Knot, is an absolute sugar high of a romance.
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