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Book Boyfriends | Romance
These bookish rom-coms bring swoonworthy protagonists to life as a woman lives out a storyline from her favorite author and a romance novelist’s fictional villain appears on her couch.
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If Books Could Kill
Full of adventure, a touch of the supernatural, plenty of kooky, adorable characters, and hilarious hijinks, Eberle’s highly original and fun debut is for fans of heartfelt, original rom-coms with strong bookish themes.
The Last Page
Holt’s (Not in My Book) novel has so much to savor: a large cast of lively characters, laugh-out-loud banter, a whimsical bookshop setting, an excellently executed slow-burn enemies-to-lovers storyline, and a bustling backdrop. Recommended for fans of emotional, steamy, bookish romances with strong Latine leads.
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Winner Takes All
YA author Martin’s (Five Ways To Fall Out of Love) first foray into adult romance is an entertaining enemies-to-lovers story, which deftly balances the serious with the comedic, and combines emotional and workplace storylines into one sexy and satisfying read.
Scandal of the Summer
Told in alternating viewpoints, this steamy and tender feminist Regency romance has plenty of enchanting characters and fun banter. Readers already ensconced in the Vasti-verse, and those new to Vasti’s (Ladies in Hating) work alike, will revel in her latest.
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Don’t Tell Me How It Ends
With a relatable and steamy slow-burn love story, a fun meet-cute, a vibrant cast of characters, and an emotional quarter-life crisis, Thurman’s (No Way, Wash Day) adult fiction debut will appeal to twentysomethings like Kaia and Ro and older readers wanting to revisit that era.
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Save the Date
Kass, who writes YA fiction as Kass Morgan (The 100), makes her adult debut with this feel-good rom-com full of fun wedding hijinks.
Silver Screen Inspiration| Romance
A delightful romance that takes inspiration from When Harry Met Sally, a rollicking rom-com retelling of a gender-flipped My Fair Lady, and a sexy, slow-burn romance influenced by How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days.
How To Fake a Southern Gentleman
This gender-flipped My Fair Lady retelling is a rollicking rom-com featuring a thrilling heist storyline and a keen exploration of class, race, and gender.
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