This sizzling enemies-to-lovers romance will have readers anxiously wishing for the central couple’s happily ever after.
McAvoy’s enjoyable, escapist Regency romance is perfect for fans of “Bridgerton.”
Transgender voice actor Kay Eluvian delivers on the moodiness and longing of Alexis Hall’s novel, portraying Viola with feminine strength and Gracewood as a dashing, brooding hero.
Lushly described set pieces, from the heroine’s embrace of her animal nature to the couple’s smoking hot love scenes, make the latest from Maria Vale a fiercely beautiful read.
Katee Robert’s Wicked Beauty is a scorching romance that reimagines Helen, Achilles and Patroclus in a polyamorous relationship.
Mary Balogh’s Remember Love is a lush and heart-tugging Regency romance that illustrates the poignancy of second chances.
The characters in The Rake’s Daughter have vibrant, rich personalities that make it easy to root for them. And it’s not just the lead characters who will steal your heart.
A twisty, dangerous ride all the way to the end, the French Quarter setting adds an extra je ne sais quoi to this entertaining suspense novel from Karen Rose.
Erica Ridley’s take on the Regency period is quirkier and broader than the norm, but that just makes Nobody’s Princess all the more compelling and fun.
Kerry Winfrey brings her trademark snappy dialogue and well-paced character development to this slow-burn, second-chance romance.
It’s been two years since Lucien “Luc” O’Donnell and Oliver Blackwood got together in Boyfriend Material, and the opposites-attract pair are happy to witness the people around them tying the knot. But does that mean they should follow suit?
Honey and Spice, an enemies-to-lovers romance set on a British university campus, hums with author Bolu Babalola’s energetic, intelligent voice.
Sonali Dev’s contemporary, gender-flipped Emma is a sprawling and emotional grumpy-sunshine romance.
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