| Take a Chance, Sasha Sinclair by Ashley Herring BlakeLegacies and hearts collide when a woman embarks on a film project about an extraordinary family's rich history in this bewitching romance.
Legacies and hearts collide when a woman embarks on a film project about an extraordinary family's rich history in this bewitching romanceArriving in small-town Clare Mountain, North Carolina, to make a film about Alice Bishop, the “Rose Witch,” documentarian Sasha Sinclair has a meet-cute with Margot Bishop, Alice’s descendant, at a local bar. Sparks fly, but Margot is resistant to outsiders delving into her family’s legacy, and the pair’s fraught work collaboration could get in the way of their burgeoning romance. Equal parts spooky and steamy, this 3rd Clover Lake novel includes cameos from characters in the other series entries. Try this next: The Sun and the Moon by Rebekah Faubion. |
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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.
Gwen Wexloff might be able to see the future, but not when it matters. Her visions invariably involve piddling issues, which means--unlike most oracles--she's spent her life predicting for everyday humans instead of international power brokers. After a clutch of brain-slurping zombies escapes from their walled-off compound, though, Gwen experiences the first genuinely world-altering vision of her life and now she needs help. Unfortunately, that help comes from Hugh Blacke, the same starchy (but annoyingly cute) demon who watched her bomb her oracle verification test years ago. To Gwen's dismay, the two of them will need to work together to unravel the deadly conspiracy behind the zombie breach, despite their complicated past and the secrets they're keeping.
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| Doomsdate by Laura Piper LeeWith a new virus spreading and a lockdown on the horizon, Maisie Bennett is determined to check one item off her bucket list: Get laid. But that's no easy feat for an anxious doomsday prepper who's never made it past a first date.
When a zombie apocalypse interrupts their first date, 29-year-old virgin and doomsday prepper Maisie Bennett and widowed film professor Everett Greer team up for a road trip to safety, using her survival skills and his zombie film knowledge to evade disaster…with a few pit stops for sex lessons along the way. For fans of: funny and steamy paranormal romances like Olivia Dade’s Zomromcom. |
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| A Study in Sparkling by Jodi McAlisterFiona Fisher thought she had it all: a loving husband, three kids, and a life far away from the suffocating expectations of her family. But when her husband reveals that he's leaving her for his secret second family, Fiona is left devastated and humiliated.
Seeking refuge at her favorite wine bar after her divorce, mom-of-three Fiona Fisher hits it off with bisexual aspiring sommelier Satoshi “Sato” Tsukamoto, who has harbored a crush on her for years. But Fiona isn’t sure she’s ready for love again, especially with a man who’s eight years younger than she is. For fans of feel-good age-gap romances with an older woman protagonist, like Abby Jimenez’s Part of Your World. |
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| A Little Holiday Fling by Farah HeronA heartwarming holiday romance, full of grumpy/sunshine vibes.
Shortly before leaving Toronto to fulfill her dream of opening an inn in the English countryside, Rubina “Ruby” Dhanji’s holiday plans take an unexpected turn when she accidentally drops a Christmas tree on grumpy Rashid Hakim. Agreeing to help Rashid get into the holiday spirit in exchange for a job recommendation for his family’s European luxury hotel chain, the pair’s initial dislike for each other gradually becomes something more. For another enemies-to-lovers holiday romance, check out The Christmas Wager by Holly Cassidy. |
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| A Mannequin for Christmas by Timothy JanovskyA Christmas romance for Barbie fans who wished Ken and Allan got their own love story.
Vintage shop owner and depressed singleton Henry Aster wishes he could find the perfect man for Christmas. The next morning, he discovers that one of the mannequins in his store has magically come to life and is calling himself Aidan. The pair have until New Year’s Eve to fall in love before Aidan turns back into a mannequin for good -- will they be able to pull it off? Hot Frosty fans will enjoy this funny and sweet holiday romance. Try these next: Good Spirits by B.K. Borison; Her Knight at the Museum by Bryn Donovan. |
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| A Ferry Merry Christmas by Debbie MacomberA delayed ferryboat brings people together in the best of ways during the holiday season.
Set over the course of a few hours two days before Christmas, this cozy holiday romance from bestselling author Debbie Macomber stars an ensemble cast who shares stories while stuck on a stalled ferry to Seattle. New relationships are formed and old ones are healed in this “gentle, feel-good story” (Publishers Weekly). |
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| The Eight Heartbreaks of Hanukkah by Jean MeltzerCan these exes rekindle their love this Hanukkah?
While working on a TV musical version of A Christmas Carol, producer Evelyn Schwartz suffers a head injury and discovers that the on-set doctor is her ex-husband, David Adler. When she’s visited by eight ghosts of Hanukkahs past, showing her memories from her relationship with David, she chalks it up to her injury, but starts to wonder if she should give their relationship another shot. For another heartwarming romance set over the course of several Hanukkahs, check out Eight Ways to Say I Love You by Amanda Elliot. |
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| Grace & Henry's Holiday Movie Marathon by Matthew NormanA sentimental advertising creative and a blunt, no-nonsense bar owner find a second chance at love while binge-watching iconic holiday movies.
Grieving the loss of their respective spouses, Grace White and Henry Adler find comfort in watching holiday movies together…until their friendship threatens to become something more. Are they ready to move on? For fans of: a hopeful novels of life after loss, like Abbi Waxman’s The Garden of Small Beginnings. |
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