In a subgenre as WASPy as Regency romance, The Viscount Made Me Do It and its Arab, working-class heroine are a breath of fresh air.
This exciting historical romance is anchored by its main couple’s poignant, grounded connection.
A pragmatic, no-nonsense heroine is a refreshing and endearing highlight of this historical romance.
Devil in Disguise truly stands out thanks to Lisa Kleypas’s masterful blend of sizzling ardor and tender yearning.
This enemies-to-lovers romance succeeds where others falter thanks to its original premise and fantastic characters.
This dramatic romance between an Indian princess and an English lord is a celebration of love’s victory over hate.
This excellent Regency romance stands out thanks to its detailed love scenes and swoon-inducing dialogue.
Damsels donning trousers to hide their identities is a beloved romance novel trope, and it provides delicious, sexy fun in West End Earl.
Ilsa Ramsay plays golf, keeps a pet pony that she treats like a child and paints her drawing room to look like an open field.
One of the loveliest things about this romance is how, as the heroine comes into her own, the reader gets to watch as the hero’s view of her shifts accordingly.
Amelia and Benedict are an appealing pair, and watching them become their better selves is delicious and thoroughly gratifying.
The Queer Principles of Kit Webb is a thoroughly convincing love story with a robust mystery and adventure at its center.
This couple’s hesitance to trust each other can get a bit frustrating at times, but love wins out over fear in the sweet ending.
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