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Back to September by Melissa Brayden is a sweet, angsty first-person romance that explores the possibility that once-in-a-lifetime love doesn’t just happen in stories. Hannah Shepard has a sensible, comfortable
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Reaping the Benefits by E. J. Noyes is a quirky supernatural romance that’s a little hard to categorize. SO MANY of the site tags apply to this one, and once
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Heart Failure by Chris Zett is an enemies to lovers, rich girl / poor girl romance between a heart surgeon and a woman who does a number of menial jobs
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Flavor of the Month by Georgia Beers is a second chance romance. Be prepared to have baked goods on hand when you’re reading this, because you’ll be sad if you
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Cosa Nostra by Emma Nichols is a beautiful romance with a difference. As the action and relationships unfold in the story, you realize that Nichols has written it with an
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Before You Go by Melissa Tereze is an angsty romance about not giving up and grasping for love when it comes your way. With a new, incompetent and abusive boss,
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Tangled Vows by Anna Stone is a marriage of convenience story with an erotic twist that will have you fanning yourself from all the heat. Escort Ruby Scott is back
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Home by Jenn Alexander is a friends to lovers romance about home being where your heart resides rather than where your postal code places you. Rowan Barnes has left her
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Poptastic by Victoria Holmes is a romance which manages to be both funny and more angst-filled than your typical pop song. It features Julia, a mid-twenties Londoner still finding her
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From our review: “It would have been easy for Bird to write Spencer as purely good and Molly as purely evil. Instead, Bird goes to great lengths to give the reader a complex view into what’s made each of them the young women we meet as they’re becoming young adults.”
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