This sweet and lighthearted rom-com will appeal to readers who prefer stories that are more focused on character than conflict.
Narrator Ione Butler goes straight for the heart—but never loses the humor—in her rendition of Talia Hibbert’s latest rom-com.
This is a deeply emotional, rewarding story about a woman finding her true path and true love, surrounded by delicious baked goods.
Danny and Tobin have banked their love for one another for nearly a decade after a sexy one-night stand.
There’s longing, loss and love on every page of this swoon-worthy romance set in Seoul.
Alyssa Cole immerses readers in a sweeping, romantic alternate reality with intelligent, complicated female characters.
Readers will feel as attached to Tia Williams’ characters as Eva and Shane are to each other.
Bursting with heart, banter and a respect for queer history and community, One Last Stop is a thrilling follow-up to McQuiston’s bestselling Red, White & Royal Blue.
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.
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