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.
Sonali Dev launches Sense and Sensibility into the 21st century with her emotional, complex survey of racial identity in America.
Optimism abounds in this sunny romance that will surely leave Western romance fans smiling.
Roni Loren’s unparalleled ability to plumb the depths of her characters is on full display in this multilayered and emotional romance.
The View Was Exhausting doesn’t so much straddle the line between general fiction and romance as obliterate it.
This dreamy and sophisticated take on You’ve Got Mail will charm readers with its breezy dialogue and delightful characters.
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.
Starler transforms beloved children’s classic Anne of Green Gables into a fresh and modern rom-com.
The Road Trip is a romantic rollercoaster that you won’t be able to turn away from till it’s done.
This sweet and lighthearted rom-com will appeal to readers who prefer stories that are more focused on character than conflict.
Narrator Ione Butler goes straight for the heart—but never loses the humor—in her rendition of Talia Hibbert’s latest rom-com.
This is a deeply emotional, rewarding story about a woman finding her true path and true love, surrounded by delicious baked goods.
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