Cole has crafted a compelling story about opposites and allies falling in love that is rich in political intrigue and social observation.
Truth, Lies, and Second Dates feels like riding a roller coaster—twisty, turny and full of surprises.
Reisz never fails to deliver a sizzlingly hot read, but The Pearl is also a deeper, darker meditation on love and trust.
In a Holidaze is an engaging and entertaining treat, with no sharp edges and plenty of seasonal sparkle.
The author’s warmth and humor radiate off every page, and then there’s the marvelous Evvie, she of the hard-won journey to happiness and love.
This holiday tale sets readers smack-dab in the center of the island community, and it’s a delightful place to spend the season.
This is romantic fantasy, pure and simple. It shines with holiday cheer, but Thayne also makes the goodness of these characters feel true.
There are tropes on tropes in this charming story and readers will sink into this comforting read like it’s a warm bath.
There’s warmth and lightness throughout this very contemporary, yet ultimately classically romantic retelling of Cinderella.
This fun, flirty story is packed with likable characters and has terrific, very plausible chemistry between its main couple.
Minnie Darke’s The Lost Love Song is a winsome and heartwarming love story.
Dade has gifted readers with a thoughtful, swoon-worthy and emotionally satisfying contemporary romance.
As this warm, funny, sincere couple stumbles into love, we learn the lessons of Cyrano de Bergerac all over again.
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