Daring and the Duke will crush your heart out and then slowly and carefully piece it back together. It’s catharsis personified.
The chemistry crackles as these opposites very much attract in Gilmore’s sparkling and emotional romance.
A Cowboy State of Mind radiates a warmth that could soothe the weariest heart.
With charm, grit and certainly sex appeal, Take a Hint, Dani Brown is an easy contender for best romance of the year.
K.J. Charles puts readers in a thrilling, uncomfortable place: You know that what Justin is doing is wrong, but you also want to keep watching him do it.
The interplay between the two narrators keeps things dynamic and brings readers closer to Sloan and Jason’s love story.
Bastone explores universal themes of grief, love and parenthood through Seb’s and Via’s relatable fears and hang-ups in this heartwarming story.
There’s wordplay and swordplay in this not-to-be-missed romance, plus subtle love scenes that prove Patience and Busick’s mettle as helpmeets and lovers.
Watching this couple go from cool companions to passionate husband and wife is warmly satisfying.
This ’90s-esque enemies-to-lovers rom-com for the new millennium is refreshing and effortlessly cool.
Though Colgan uses electronic mail rather than snail mail, she creates a refreshing, slow-building epistolary romance.
Casey McQuiston’s Red, White & Royal Blue feels like an Aaron Sorkin production with the more melodramatic moments of “The Crown.”
Margaret Brownley is not gentle with her characters, and they’re the better for it in this warm-hearted, but clear-eyed western romance.
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