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Love, naturally
by Sophie Sullivan
Taking a solo trip to the Get Lost Lodge after a bad breakup, hotelier Presley Ayers, who isn't a fan of hiking, fishing or nature in general, finds herself drawn to her polar opposite, wilderness guide Beckett Keller who opens her eyes to new experiences—and love. Original.
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| Her Adventures in Temptation by Megan FramptonThe mutually beneficial fake engagement between mathematician Lady Myrtle Allen and society painter Simeon Jones soon turns into the real thing, much to the surprise of both parties. Bluestocking meets rake (with a heart of gold) in this 3rd School for Scoundrels novel. For fans of: Sarah MacLean's One Good Earl Deserves a Lover; Joanna Lowell's Artfully Yours. |
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Lore of the wilds
by Analeigh Sbrana
When her village is threatened, 21-year-old Lore makes a devil's bargain with a Fae lord and must catalog an enchanted library that hasn't been touched in a thousand years, but with the hostile world outside, she is forced to rely on two very different, very dangerous, very attractive Fae males to survive.
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Simply the best
by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
When Brett, the hottest sports agent in the business, and Rory, the sister of his superstar client, meet and have a disastrous one-night stand, resulting in murder, they find things getting messy, dangerous, heartbreaking and sexy as they struggle with themselves, each other and love.
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| Never Blow A Kiss by Lindsay LoviseRecruited by a clandestine spy network, thief-turned-governess Emily Leverton goes undercover in an aristocratic household and gets involved with Detective Zach Denholm, who's on a mission of his own. Never Blow A Kiss kicks off the Secret Society of Governess Spies series. Read-alikes: Sarah MacLean's Hell's Belles series; Celeste Bradley's Royal Four books; Andrea Pickens' Merlin's Maidens trilogy. |
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| Not Bad for a Girl by Anastasia RyanDemoted, transferred to a remote team, and mistaken for a man by her new boss, outspoken tech worker Indiana Aaron -- with the help of colleague and confidant Shane Dalton -- takes advantage of the mix-up to show everyone what she's capable of. Read-alikes: Seressia Glass' Game On; Farrah Rochon's The Boyfriend Project; Julie Tieu's Circling Back to You. |
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| The Takeover by Cara TanamachiOn the eve of her 30th birthday, tech entrepreneur Nami Reid makes a wish to find her soulmate and instead gets Jae Lee, her high school nemesis, whose firm is planning a hostile takeover of her struggling startup. This witty rom-com by the author of The Second You’re Single offers a steamy enemies-to-lovers workplace romance with well-drawn leads. For fans of: Sally Thorne's The Hating Game; Lily Menon's Make Up, Break Up; Falon Ballard's Just My Type. |
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| To Woo and To Wed by Martha WatersAlthough Lady Sophie Bridewell has no desire to remarry, her widowed sister Alexandra insists that she won't wed until Sophie does. Thus, Sophie enlists old flame "West," The Marquess of Weston, to pose as her fiancé -- just until Alexandra finds a match. This "resplendently romantic tale" (Booklist) marks the conclusion of the Regency Vows series, which begins with To Have and To Hoax. Read-alike: Virginia Heath's Merriwell Sisters series. |
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Sex, lies and sensibility
by Nikki Payne
"Two sisters roll up their sleeves to run a dilapidated beach-town inn but must learn to work with the current tenants in this deliciously spicy reimagining of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility by Nikki Payne. Nora needs a reinvention fast. But where can you go when the entire internet knows your face? (And ass... but Nora tries not to talk about that.) After discovering at her father's funeral that she and her sister, Yanne, have lived their entire lives as his secret second family, everything they had is gone. Well, there is one thing left-a dilapidated beach house on its way to foreclosure in Maine. All Nora has to do is pay back the foreclosure loan in nine months and she can start over. She needs the do-over after her ex leaked their sex tape and Nora's O-face became the internet's favorite meme. She decamps for coastal Maine with her sister, but they haven't even knocked the traveling dust off last season's designer boots when the first problem pops up: a squatter who has claimed their property as his own-and is hotter than the local lobster boil. From the moment Ennis "Bear" Freeman sees these two city sisters, he knows they won't last here. But that doesn't mean he can't fix his struggling ecotourism business with the money they supply to revamp the inn. As an Indigenous person native to Maine, Ennis has every reason not to trust another outsider claiming land they have no rights to. He has his own secrets, ones that threaten to destroy his business and his reputation. But as they work side by side, he's afraid Nora may be the key to more than just his financial happiness. His best course of action? Stay away. But that's easier said than done..."
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| A Love Song for Ricki Wilde by Tia WilliamsAgainst her wealthy family's wishes, floral designer Ricki Wilde opens a flower shop in Harlem and befriends jazz musician Ezra "Breeze" Walker, a man who's fallen out of time. Light speculative elements and dual timelines add intrigue to this sweeping romance by the author of Seven Days in June. You might also like: Donna Hill's I Am Ayah: The Way Home; Casey McQuiston's One Last Stop. |
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