Yes & I Love You features honest struggles, inspiring growth, scorching love scenes, fantastic side characters and hilarious moments of improv gold.
Readers won’t forget Shupe’s forthright heroine, the lushly detailed love scenes or the developing romance between two deserving characters.
Hibbert exhibits masterful control of plot and character in Act Your Age, Eve Brown, as well as a wonderful blend of tropes and reality.
Ireland’s landscape, sonorous language and vibrant culture converge to form a spectacular background to Jennifer Deibel’s debut novel.
With its dark, dry humor and unforgettable depictions of bereavement and new love, Winter’s Orbit is hopefully the start of more to come from Maxwell.
Highland Treasure is a page-turning, propulsive and, at times, bloody historical romance.
This wonderful, fun romance has lots to say about chasing your dreams, finding your courage and putting everything on the line (or on the air) for love.
Fun, tender and definitely sexy, The Heiress Gets a Duke is a refreshing and feminist romance.
This is a solid if not wholly original Regency romance between two likeable underdogs who both deserve a happy ending.
As light as a meringue and as sweet as honey, this romance is deliciously satisfying down to the last drop.
This humorous romance is filled with fun and playfulness, and some surprising warmth to close it all out.
The Ballad of Hattie Taylor is a love letter to sweeping rural dramas like The Thorn Birds or Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House books.
This easy-to-follow romantic suspense novel has a breathtaking pace, well-developed characters and great chemistry between its main couple.
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