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| Girls with Bad Reputations by Xio AxelrodWhile on tour with up-and-coming band The Lillys, drummer Kayla Whitman falls for tour bus driver Ty Baldwin, a kilt-wearing book lover who's trying to get his life back on track following his wrongful incarceration. This moving, slow-burn romance unfolds against a well-drawn music industry backdrop in this 2nd book in the Lillys series, after The Girl with Stars in Her Eyes. |
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| Say You'll Be Mine by Naina KumarAfter Seth, her best friend and unrequited crush, announces his engagement, middle school teacher Meghna Raman allows her parents set her up with marriage-averse engineer Karthik Murthy, who agrees to be pose as her fiancé at Seth's wedding. Read-alikes: Sajni Patel's The Trouble with Hating You; Lillie Vale's The Shaadi Set-Up. |
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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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| 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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| 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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