Erica Ridley’s take on the Regency period is quirkier and broader than the norm, but that just makes Nobody’s Princess all the more compelling and fun.
Kerry Winfrey brings her trademark snappy dialogue and well-paced character development to this slow-burn, second-chance romance.
It’s been two years since Lucien “Luc” O’Donnell and Oliver Blackwood got together in Boyfriend Material, and the opposites-attract pair are happy to witness the people around them tying the knot. But does that mean they should follow suit?
Honey and Spice, an enemies-to-lovers romance set on a British university campus, hums with author Bolu Babalola’s energetic, intelligent voice.
Sonali Dev’s contemporary, gender-flipped Emma is a sprawling and emotional grumpy-sunshine romance.
A Proposal They Can’t Refuse is a mouthwatering delight with cooking as foreplay and two romantic leads worth rooting for every step of the way.
If you loved the high-wire tension of the miniseries “Inventing Anna,” then this is the Regency romance for you.
A woman’s less-than-perfect past makes her the ideal person to reach a lonely, isolated duke and his two wary girls in this charming twist on an age-old story.
Christian and Aurelie are a couple that is eminently worth rooting for, and their desperate yearning and aching tenderness are sure to linger long in readers’ hearts.
Two women deal with career, family and romantic turmoil in The Romance Recipe by Ruby Barrett.
Lucy Score’s adorable rom-com featuring a house-flipper and a hunky landscaper will especially delight lovers of HGTV and will charm practically everyone else.
If you enjoy the soap opera-esque twists and turns of the British royal family, Tracey Livesay‘s American Royalty is the romance for you.
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