
A satisfying climax to Anna’s Davenport trilogy, a steamy summer diversion from debut author Jones, escapades and escapism from Sax, and a strong series opener from Stevens

A satisfying climax to Anna’s Davenport trilogy, a steamy summer diversion from debut author Jones, escapades and escapism from Sax, and a strong series opener from Stevens

LGBT fiction about college boys, the debut from a Romance Writers of America Golden Heart winner, a sweet, Cinderella-esque tale, and Hall’s debut novel captures the roller-coaster ride of bipolar disorder

A second change at taking chances, sugary but repetitive romances, and the sex-into-love trope made sizzling hot

The romance of Living Dangerously, following the Rules of Entanglement, falling in love with The Rebound Girl

A horror ebook from Neocon, erotic romance during Mardi Gras, a chef with more on his mind than cooking, historical spies find love, and looking for a Plus One

A historical novella, the fallibility of humans in a football-themed story, a steamy, shape-shifting tale, and the best of the “new adult” subgenre

Contemporary and historical romance to thrill, plus a thriller that might remind some of Ian Fleming’s Bond novels or Adam Hall’s Quiller series

A novella from Dare adds to the charm of Spindle Cove, relationships from Kimberling will appeal to readers seeking new frontiers, After Hours stands out for its depth of characterization, Ryan’s latest is recommended for lovers of romantic suspense

Forging bonds with Aicher, stuck in the Bahamas with a billionaire, a well-crafted plot in the reign of Mary Tudor, and home run in time for baseball season

A beautiful historical set in 1832 London, a tale of romance set on Cape Cod, a woman runs from the city to find love and peace in Kentucky country


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