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Out of the Woods by Hannah Bonam-Young

"Out of the Woods" by Hannah Bonam-Young is a deeply emotional contemporary romance exploring marriage, identity, and personal growth. Read our in-depth review of this heartfelt and thought-provoking novel.

Practice Makes Perfect by Sarah Adams

Discover the heartwarming romance of Sarah Adams' Practice Makes Perfect, the second book in the When in Rome series. Follow Annie Walker and Will Griffin as they navigate love, vulnerability, and self-discovery in the charming town of Rome, Kentucky.

The Situationship by Abby Jimenez

Discover the charm, humor, and heartwarming romance of Abby Jimenez's "The Situationship." With lovable characters, hilarious dialogue, and an adorable pig named Kevin Bacon, this novella is the perfect feel-good read for rom-com fans

Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez

Discover the heartwarming and witty romance of 'Yours Truly' by Abby Jimenez, where love, letters, and life-changing decisions blend in a tale that’s both touching and laugh-out-loud funny. A must-read for fans of contemporary romance with a medical twist.

Entwined Desires by Anna Marteen

Anna Marteen's "Entwined Desires" is a captivating journey of love, passion, and redemption. It explores the emotional highs and lows of Adriana and Gabriel's enthralling romance.

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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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