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| The Blonde Who Came in from the Cold by Ally CarterIn Ally Carter’s 2nd action-packed Blonde Identity spy romance, rival CIA agents (and exes) Alexandra Sterling and Michael “King” Kingsley find themselves handcuffed to each other in the middle of the desert with no memory of how they got there. Forced to work together to survive, the pair find their long-simmering passions for each other rekindled -- but will they live long enough to find their second chance at love? For fans of: Tiana Smith's My Spy novels. |
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Slow burn summer : a novel
by Josie Silver
"When grieving author Hugh Hudson secretly pens a romance novel, talent agent Charlie Francisco hires struggling actress Kate Elliot to pose as the writer, but her anonymous correspondence with Hugh and deepening intimacy with Charlie threatens to unravel their deception"
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The love fix : a novel
by Jill Shalvis
When guarded art appraiser Lexi Clark returns to Sunrise Cove for her late mother's final wish, a road trip with her free-spirited stepsister and childhood rival Heath forces her to confront buried emotions, family fractures, and an unexpected chance at healing and love.
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Flirting Lessons
by Jasmine Guillory
Fresh off a break-up with her longtime boyfriend, timid Avery Jensen meets free-spirited commitment-phobe Taylor Cameron, who offers her weekly flirting lessons to help her get back in the dating pool. Little does Avery know that Taylor has just accepted a bet to not sleep with anyone for the summer...and she's finding it increasingly difficult to resist her new friend. Try this next: You Had Me at Happy Hour by Timothy Janovsky.
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Unromance
by Erin Connor
In search of inspiration to break her writer's block, romance author Sawyer Greene agrees to help her recent one-night stand, TV star and hopeless romantic Mason West, become disillusioned with love. The pair craft a list of romantic tropes that Sawyer will ruin for Mason, but their platonic dates quickly turn into something more in this "immensely charming debut" (Kirkus Reviews). For fans of: Business or Pleasure by Rachel Lynn Solomon.
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A wallflower's guide to viscounts and vice
by Manda Collins
"Miss Lucy Penhallow has endured enough London seasons to know that she is never going to "take". But no amount of persuasion on her part will convince her mother to give up her quest to find Lucy a husband and allow her eldest daughter to do what she really wants--devote her time to running the Mischief and Mayhem Book Club, where members read the latest crime books. Under the weight of inheriting his father's title three years ago, Viscount Will Chandler has transformed from the fun loving man he was in his youth to the kind of curmudgeon he once would have ridiculed. With a troublesome mother to and a younger sister he needs to shepherd through the marriage mart, Will is in search of a wife who will take some of the burden of handling his female relatives off his shoulders. When Lucy and Will are accidentally locked in the library at the season's most well attended ball, they witness an attempted murder. In the aftermath, Lucy is forced into a hasty marriage with his disagreeable lordship and becomes the target of a ruthless killer. As she and Will learn how to navigate the treacherous waters of their new marriage, Lucy--with reluctant assistance from her new husband--uses the lessons she's picked up from reading detective novels to search for a killer. As they inch ever closer to learning the murderer's identity, Will and Lucy find themselves growing closer to something like love. Can they capture a killer without risking the fragile love they've only just found?"
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No ordinary love
by Myah Ariel
Pop star Ella tires of music producer husband Elliot's infidelities and fights for independence despite an ironclad prenup?—?but when she feels a magnetic connection with MLB bachelor Miles, surrendering to love during her divorce might be her downfall. Original.
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Yin Yang Love Song
by Lauren Kung Jessen
Cursed to never find true love, Chinese herbalist Chryssy Hua Williams agrees to a fake relationship with playboy cellist Vin Chao to help their respective careers, but soon finds herself catching real feelings. Can she overcome her family's curse? For fans of: Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez.
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Spring fling : a novel
by Annie England Noblin
"Rekindle your belief in the magic of first love and the charm of small towns with Annie England Noblin's delightful new romantic comedy, perfect for readers of Christina Lauren and Sarah Adams"
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