Readers will fall for the likable, laudable Thaddeus and Lavinia as they discover the joys of the marriage bed through several scorching love scenes.
Vile villains, clever characters and a glamorous desert resort setting all come together to provide a great escape
Sullivan’s sweeping historical romance debut practically begs for a screen adaptation.
This is a lush, sensual and outstanding romance that makes the heart ache in the very best way.
With its infectious energy, Wilde Child is a sparkling showcase for tried-and-true romance tropes such as opposites attract and secret pining.
It’s flirty, charming, happy and perhaps best of all, it’s got a scandalous wager between enemies.
Enoch’s latest historical romance transports readers into exciting and under-explored setting of the Regency-era theater.
This heated kisses-only story is fast-paced and delightful fun, grounded in authentic historical detail.
Readers won’t forget Shupe’s forthright heroine, the lushly detailed love scenes or the developing romance between two deserving characters.
Highland Treasure is a page-turning, propulsive and, at times, bloody historical romance.
Fun, tender and definitely sexy, The Heiress Gets a Duke is a refreshing and feminist romance.
As light as a meringue and as sweet as honey, this romance is deliciously satisfying down to the last drop.
The Ballad of Hattie Taylor is a love letter to sweeping rural dramas like The Thorn Birds or Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House books.
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