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| Immortal Rose by Alexandra BrackenWhen the king of Albion is poisoned, underground perfumier Viola is the only one who can save him. She reluctantly teams up with Hugh Thorton, the royal spymaster, to hunt down the ingredients she'll need. But danger lurks around every corner, and both Viola and Hugh harbor secrets that could doom their quest. This slow-burn 1st in the Immortal Rose duology is perfect for fans of emotionally intense romantasy. Try this next: A Forbidden Alchemy by Stacey McEwan. |
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Love Felt Like This
by Julie Olivia
A grumpy rock star and a joyful children's show creator revive television magic in this standalone, cozy small-town romance. Griffin Harvey lives his life in the spotlight. Reluctantly. The brooding famous singer-songwriter is on the cusp of composing his sophomore album . . . if only he could find the notes. But after gaining custody of his two-year-old daughter, the only music he's writing is about shapes and counting to ten. Enter Beverly, who lives her life in the background producing children's television and laughter. Except joy is hard to find when her nonprofit loses funding. She sinks all of her savings to revive the children's show by herself, but when her variety show appearance collides with Griffin's, their banter and chemistry is caught on live television. Suddenly, Griffin is singing a new tune. He needs a muse, and Beverly needs all the help she can get. With his secret daughter in tow, they hide out in her cozy mountain hometown, attempting to script, compose, and revive television magic. Their dynamic shouldn't work. He's all harsh tattoos and rough hands while she's bright colors and gentle touches. Once their three months of work are done, they'll return to their separate worlds. But what happens when it seems the true magic might be found in each other?
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Big Bad Wolf
by Laurie Gilmore
If you enjoyed Dream Harbor and are a fan of paranormal, come join me in Maple Hollow... my next obsession series from Laurie Gilmore--NetGalley ReaderCozy and atmospheric... a delicious blend of small town romance, paranormal magic and swoon worthy tension... will have you howling for the next book!--Elena Armas, New York Times bestselling author
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See You Next Tuesday
by Kate Stayman-London
A heartwarming enemies-to-lovers romance featuring two campaign staffers who agree on their politics but disagree on everything else. At work, Anya and Gabe fight about everything--but how long can they fight their undeniable attraction? With breakneck banter, sizzling chemistry, and clear-eyed optimism, See You Next Tuesday is an uplifting and addictive portrait of two lovers passionately working to make history--if only they can overcome their own.
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| Daggerbound by T. KingfisherWhile transporting an ancient sword to a temple, scholar Edmund is set upon by banditsand is forced to draw the sword to defend himself. But instead of unsheathing a weapon, he summons the Dervish, an immortal warrior cursed to serve whoever wields the sword. As they traverse a dangerous countryside, the pair's banter-filled misadventures unexpectedly lead to love. For fans of: Apparently, Sir Cameron Needs to Die by Greer Stothers. |
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| Fan Service by Rosie DananYears after Devin Ashwood, the star of werewolf detective show The Arcane Files, broke bisexual superfan Alex Lawson's heart, he turns to her for help after he discovers he's turning into a werewolf for real. This steamy enemies-to-lovers rom-com will appeal to fans of How to Help a Hungry Werewolf by Charlotte Stein. |
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| Haunted Ever After by Jen DeLucaNewly arrived in haunted Boneyard Key, Florida, Cassie Rutherford teams up with local coffee shop owner Nick Royer to investigate the seaside town's spirited history. Well Met author Jen DeLuca's feel-good foray into paranormal romance offers plenty of atmosphere without the scares. Try this next: Haunt Your Heart Out by Amber Roberts. |
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| Magical Meet Cute by Jean MeltzerShaken by the sudden appearance of antisemitic flyers in her Woodstock, New York neighborhood, Jewish witch Faye Kaplan creates a clay golem of her dream guy for protection. The next morning, she accidentally hits a man while riding her bike -- a man who looks suspiciously like her golem. Jean Meltzer's page-turning blend of romance and magical realism tackles real-world issues with humor and heart. For fans of: Writing Mr. Right by Alina Khawaja. |
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| The Most Unusual Haunting of Edgar Lovejoy by Roan ParrishParanoid Edgar Parrish, plagued by his ability to see ghosts, rarely leaves his house, until a chance encounter with transmasculine burlesque performer and haunted house designer Jamie Wendon-Dale has him reconsidering his life of solitude. But when a ghost interrupts their first date, Edgar worries that telling the truth will make Jamie leave him. Try this next: Soul Searching by Lyla Sage. |
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