This is a fast-paced and spicy debut, with likable characters and a feel-good finale that boasts a just-right blend of tenderness and groveling.
This love story earns the name on every level, not just for the well-crafted central couple, but for every other character involved.
Sabrina Jeffries is back with another smart, sexy and savvy Regency romance.
Well-drawn characters and heart-thumping fight scenes give readers a lot to relish in this series starter.
Beekeeper Penelope Flood and printer Agatha Griffin fall in love against the tumultuous, chaotic backdrop of 1820 Britain.
There are well-rounded characters, drama and some impish fun, but the satisfying sense of female empowerment makes this a standout.
Kindhearted society girl Justine Greene falls for dashing crime boss Jack Mulligan in Shupe’s absorbing finale to her Uptown Girls series.
Daring and the Duke will crush your heart out and then slowly and carefully piece it back together. It’s catharsis personified.
K.J. Charles puts readers in a thrilling, uncomfortable place: You know that what Justin is doing is wrong, but you also want to keep watching him do it.
There’s wordplay and swordplay in this not-to-be-missed romance, plus subtle love scenes that prove Patience and Busick’s mettle as helpmeets and lovers.
Watching this couple go from cool companions to passionate husband and wife is warmly satisfying.
Margaret Brownley is not gentle with her characters, and they’re the better for it in this warm-hearted, but clear-eyed western romance.
In these very odd times, there are few better choices than reaching for a bubbly romance that delivers a heartwarming happily ever after.
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