While watching this couple fall deeply, endearingly in love, you’ll also fall in love with the world they live in and the community they build together.
River and Easton have an adrenaline-filled journey to their HEA, but it’s what they learn from each other that makes it the satisfying.
First Comes Like is bursting with fun, especially for pop culture junkies, but Rai also addresses deeper questions about fame and access and culture.
Wright’s smooth, modern voice is eminently suited to this sophisticated story, making her larger-than-life characters feel like real people.
If you need someone to hug you and tell you you’re appreciated exactly as you are, pick up this book—it’s just the embrace you need.
Yes & I Love You features honest struggles, inspiring growth, scorching love scenes, fantastic side characters and hilarious moments of improv gold.
Hibbert exhibits masterful control of plot and character in Act Your Age, Eve Brown, as well as a wonderful blend of tropes and reality.
This wonderful, fun romance has lots to say about chasing your dreams, finding your courage and putting everything on the line (or on the air) for love.
This is a solid if not wholly original Regency romance between two likeable underdogs who both deserve a happy ending.
This humorous romance is filled with fun and playfulness, and some surprising warmth to close it all out.
Wright’s contemporary romance has a laudable interest in its heroine’s mental health, but doesn’t dive into things as much as one would hope.
The writing is tight, the characters are well drawn and there are especially good and swoony love scenes in this perfectly executed romance.
Cole has crafted a compelling story about opposites and allies falling in love that is rich in political intrigue and social observation.
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