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Book Boyfriend by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka

Book Boyfriend by Emily Wibberley & Austin Siegemund-Broka explores the line between fiction and reality in romance. A witty enemies-to-lovers novel, it dives into fandom culture while questioning what truly makes the perfect book boyfriend.

The Love Lyric by Kristina Forest

The Love Lyric marks the enchanting conclusion to Kristina Forest's beloved Greene Sisters trilogy, following The Neighbor Favor and The Partner Plot. In this...

The Neighbor Favor by Kristina Forest

The Neighbor Favor by Kristina Forest blends heartfelt romance, compelling character growth, and a unique epistolary twist. Read our in-depth review to explore its themes, writing style, and what makes it a standout contemporary romance!

Deep End by Ali Hazelwood

Ali Hazelwood’s Deep End takes readers into the high-pressure world of collegiate athletics, where ambition and romance collide. With sizzling chemistry, intense emotions, and thought-provoking themes of control and vulnerability, this sports romance delivers both passion and depth. But does it live up to Hazelwood’s previous hits? Read our review to find out!

Something Like Fate by Amy Lea

Discover Something Like Fate by Amy Lea, a heartfelt contemporary romance exploring fate, love, and self-discovery. With a rich cultural backdrop and a journey through Italy, this novel blends tradition and modern romance beautifully.

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The Third Estate: Devil’s Tango by Debbie Berlin

The Third Estate: Devil's Tango by Debbie Berlin is a razor-sharp espionage thriller of assassins, ciphers, and lethal secrets

The Dark in Her Veins by M.K. Lobb

She is twenty-two years old and both her hands are black to the fingertips. In her country, sin does not stay private — it surfaces in the veins as a rot that climbs, then maddens, then kills. She has been killing for the Prophet for three years, and her skin has kept the receipts.

Heart of Glass by Jennifer Hillier

A dying serial killer agrees to be interviewed for a streaming docuseries and says, on camera, that he murdered four women in the summer of 2001. Not five. Four. In a small Washington town, two women who have not spoken in twenty-five years understand immediately what that means.

Daggerbound by T. Kingfisher

A concussed scholar falls on a wrapped sword, drags the blade free by accident, and a beautiful silver-eyed man appears and kills three bandits. The scholar's first question is whether he is addressing a seraph or an archangel. The man's first plan is to sit down by the road and wait for him to freeze.

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