Dangerous and thrilling, Midnight Ruin showcases Katee Robert’s ability to explore kink and polyamorous partnerships deftly and with care. (The partnerships in question? The triad between Orpheus, Eurydice and Charon!)
A scientist and an artist test their opposite philosophies of life and love in Red String Theory by Lauren Kung Jessen.
Julia London’s latest Victorian romance may seem like a romp, but there is wrenching emotion and a beating heart of gold underneath.
Emma R. Alban’s Don’t Want You Like a Best Friend is a bighearted, queer and historical spin on The Parent Trap.
Jayne Anne Krentz’s imaginative, immersive paranormal romance is a shivery, senses-tickling read.
Amal Awad’s Courting Samira might be best described as an Australian Muslim Bridget Jones.
Amal Awad’s Courting Samira might be best described as an Australian Muslim Bridget Jones.
In the scorching A Holly Jolly Ever After, an actress sheds her good-girl image by starring in a Christmas soft-core film and discovers her own desires along the way.
Kerry Winfrey’s twin-swapping holiday romance is like hot chocolate in book form—warm and sweet.
With its hard-won happy ending, For Never & Always is a wonderful example of why readers love second-chance romances.
An adventure romance a la Romancing the Stone and The Lost City, Raiders of the Lost Heart will hopefully kick off a new wave of the subgenre.
Uzma Jalaluddin and Marissa Stapley expertly braid three faiths and two love stories together in this sparkling romance.
Tessa Bailey’s delicious, delightful holiday romance is the stuff of pure fairy tales.
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