Peppered with sizzling erotic scenes, Katee Robert’s retelling of the Hades-Persephone myth is dangerous, fun and difficult to put down.
Karelia Stetz-Waters employs humor like a finely trained chef, sprinkling in lighthearted moments to balance heavier topics.
While The Hate Project depicts a lot of struggle, including a fair and realistic amount of backsliding, it also showcases lovely moments of hope.
This kisses-only romance is charming entertainment, British rom-com style.
This slow-burn romance should come packaged with tissues, because crying is inevitable.
You won’t just admire this friend group; you’ll feel like you’re a part of it.
This gorgeously written, delightfully original rom-com puts author Emily Henry on the path to becoming the millennial Nora Ephron.
This romance is an imperfect but original and emotionally engaging portrayal of unplanned pregnancy and a young woman coming into her own.
Impulsive jetsetter meets attorney who’s afraid to fly in this effective and creative variation on an opposites attract romance.
Rosie Danan returns with a steamy contemporary romance that is every bit as enjoyable as her debut, The Roommate.
The hero of Second First Impressions’ self-deprecating charm is irresistible, but he’s more than a pretty face.
This warm, inventive take on You’ve Got Mail swaps bookstores for dueling halal restaurants.
This enemies-to-lovers romance is effervescent, joyous and rewarding fun, even if “enemies” is a bit of a stretch.
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