Wright’s contemporary romance has a laudable interest in its heroine’s mental health, but doesn’t dive into things as much as one would hope.
The writing is tight, the characters are well drawn and there are especially good and swoony love scenes in this perfectly executed romance.
Cole has crafted a compelling story about opposites and allies falling in love that is rich in political intrigue and social observation.
Truth, Lies, and Second Dates feels like riding a roller coaster—twisty, turny and full of surprises.
Everything paranormal fans could wish for: imaginative world building, fast-paced adventure and fearless characters.
Sensual love scenes add heat to this thoroughly entertaining read.
Pick up The Duke and I, the first book in Julia Quinn’s sprawling Bridgerton series, and prepare to be swept off your feet.
A strong sense of place, whether it’s the wilds of Alaska or the vineyards of California, draws the reader deeper into this irresistible and emotional story.
Ten Things I Hate About the Duke is magical, romantic and simply wonderful.
Reisz never fails to deliver a sizzlingly hot read, but The Pearl is also a deeper, darker meditation on love and trust.
Singh’s epic paranormal series returns with a beautiful, intense story of recovery and healing after heartbreak.
An elaborate, richly developed world with a robust cast of characters elevates this fantasy romance above the pack.
This terrific romance doesn’t hesitate to poke into the dark corners of Regency life.
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