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The Art of Charming a Changeling
by Sylvie Cathrall
A cozy slice-of-life romantic fantasy set in a Regency-inspired world where humans and fairies compete for artistic supremacy, from Sylvie Cathrall, author of A Letter to the Luminous Deep.
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Daggerbound
by T. Kingfisher
New York Times bestselling author T. Kingfisher returns to the charming fantasy world of Swordheart in this delightful and unexpected new romantic adventure.
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Drawn Together
by Mercedes Ron
From New York Times and #1 internationally bestselling author Mercedes Ron comes her adult debut--an addictive romantic thriller about a young woman's protected life and the bodyguard she can't resist.
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Frost and Venom
by Christine Feehan
Deception and danger lay in wait in the beautiful, harrowing California backcountry in this gripping romantic suspense novel from #1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan.
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Immortal Rose
by Alexandra Bracken
From Alexandra Bracken, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Lore, comes a stunningly original adult fantasy, the first in a duology. Set in a sumptuous world ruled by magical perfume, this achingly romantic, slow-burn love story will shatter your heart and leave you breathless.
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The Knave and the Moon
by Rachel Gillig
Rachel Gillig, the queen of gothic romantasy, returns with higher stakes, darker mysteries, and deeper longings in this gorgeous sequel to the #1 New York Times bestselling sensation The Knight and the Moth.
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The Magic We Made
by Meg Cabot
She doesn't believe in magic. He is magic. But when they meet, a spark is lit, and neither will ever be the same--in this charming new stand-alone in the Witches of West Harbor series from New York Times bestselling author Meg Cabot.
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Mutual Discord
by Liana De La Rosa
A girl's girl influencer gets a serious reality check when she discovers she's fallen for her best friend's boyfriend in this forbidden friends-to-lovers romance.
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The Phone Swap
by Lia Louis
An accidental phone swap finds a celebrity heartthrob falling in love with a total normie. But falling in love in private is not as simple as falling in love in reality. Especially if the world is somehow still watching...
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Something about September
by Julia McKay
A fall-inspired second-chance romance about a woman who returns home after inheriting her grandmother's diner, only to discover the contractor she must hire was her high school crush.
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A Summer of Stars
by Liana Cincotti
Fake relationship terms and conditions: do not fall in love. After a messy breakup, it feels like the entire world hates tennis superstar Luna Aldridge. With her reputation ruined and her career at risk, the only way to repair it is a PR stunt: fake-dating Hollywood's golden boy, Kieran Alexander.
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These Vile Hearts
by Melody Robinette
A delightfully wicked, fizzy debut romantasy--an enemies to lovers tale about a desperate mortal woman and a cursed fae prince.
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We Wish You a Messy Christmas
by Melody Carlson
Olivia Bradshaw is dating veterinarian Malcolm McEntire, but her perfectionist mother hates his unorganized, messy family. Fearing her mother will ruin their romance, Olivia and her dad concoct a plot to derail their typical perfect Christmas. But will her mother ever embrace the chaos and joy of a messy Christmas?
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World's Okayest Oracle (Reluctantly) Seeks Demon
by Olivia Dade
An oracle who can see the future teams up with the far-too-hot demon from her past to avert catastrophe, in this steamy paranormal romance from the USA Today bestselling author of Zomromcom.
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You'll Be the Death of Me
by Holly Michelle
Cole is spending the rest of his eternity as an overworked Afterlife Clerk, processing souls for the Afterlife Administration. But when he accidentally claims the soul of the wrong Verdella Rodgers, Cole and Verdella must race to fix his cosmic blunder--and try not to catch feelings along the way.
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