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| Not Your Crush's Cauldron by April AsherWitch and college professor Olive Maxwell gets her very own (literal) Guardian Angel, the rebellious Bax Donovan, in this 3rd Supernatural Singles novel, after Not Your Ex's Hexes. You might also like: Celestine Martin's Elemental Love series; Jessica Clare's Hex novels; or Erin Sterling's Ex Hex series. |
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| At First Spite by Olivia DadeAngry at Johnny, the fiancé who dumped her, and Johnny's brother, Matthew, who encouraged him to call off the wedding, Athena Greydon moves into the ten-foot-wide Spite House that stands between the men's homes. However, Athena's plan to be the worst neighbor ever is threatened by her growing feelings for Matthew in this opening installment of the Harlot's Bay series. |
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Calling on the matchmaker
by Jody Hedlund
"When a St. Louis Irish matchmaker pairs a shy young woman who spends her time caring for immigrants with a wealthy, flirtatious man whose father wants him to settle down, they can't imagine a more opposite pairing. But as they work together to protect the neighborhood from an epidemic, all they know about love and sacrifice is tested"
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Canadian boyfriend
by Jenny Holiday
A dance teacher who used a hockey player she met once as an imaginary boyfriend to cover her teenage social awkwardness runs into him again years later when he brings his daughter to her class.
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| Hannah Tate, Beyond Repair by Laura Piper LeeDumped by the father of her child, new mother Hannah Tate takes baby Bowie and heads to rural Georgia to stay with her mother and stepfather until she figures out her next step. Needless to say, getting involved with carpenter River is NOT part of the plan. Read-alikes: Aurora Rose Reynolds' Risky; Trish Doller's The Suite Spot. |
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Expiration dates : a novel
by Rebecca Serle
Every time she meets a new man, Daphne Bell receives a slip of paper with his name and a number on it—the exact amount of time they will be together; usually she is right, but when she meets Jake, her whole system is thrown for a loop.
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A love song for Ricki Wilde : a novel
by Tia Williams
Leaving behind her socialite family in Atlanta, Ricki Wilde moves to New York to open a flower shop as the Harlem Renaissance swirls around her, in the new novel from the author of Seven Days in June.
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