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| The Paris Match by Kate ClaybornIn Paris for her ex-sister-in-law's wedding, physician Layla Bailey finds herself reluctantly paired with best man Griffin when the latter accuses her of giving the bride cold feet. While working together to make sure the wedding goes off without a hitch, Layla wonders if she's finally ready to move on from her divorce -- and if Griffin is the one to help her do it. Try this next: Wedding Dashers by Heather McBreen; The Worst Best Man by Mia Sosa. |
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Harbor Pointe
by Irene Hannon
Prima ballerina Devyn Lee's life and career have taken her far from her hometown. When a family emergency compels her to return, she meets the daughter of a widowed millworker while fundraising for a local charity. But what are the odds that such an accomplished, polished woman from the city could ever fall for a small-town lumberman with two left feet?
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| Queen of the Night Sky by Amalie HowardStarkeeper Sura Saab finds herself torn between Roshan Acharia, who's vying for the throne of Oryndhr, and the Night King Darrius of Everlea, who once appeared to her in a dream, in this fast-paced and evocative conclusion to the Starkeeper duology. For fans of: Hannah Whitten's The Foxglove King. |
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| Love Song by Elle KennedyAfter her boyfriend cheats on her, college student Blake Logan decides to spend her summer at the Lake Tahoe home her family co-owns, but she doesn't count on Wyatt Garrett, her teenage crush, staying there too. The pair agree to a no-strings-attached fling, but find it difficult to keep things casual. This steamy 1st in a spin-off series stars the children of the characters introduced in Elle Kennedy's Off-Campus novels, which begins with The Deal. For fans of: One Golden Summer by Carley Fortune. |
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| The Fortune Flip by Lauren Kung JessenSeeking reassurance from a fortune teller, unlucky data analyst Hazel Yen has a run-in (literally) with Logan Wells, a perpetually lucky carpenter with whom she shares a kiss -- and a winning lottery ticket. When they cash in their winnings, their fortunes flip. As they work together to change Logan's bad luck, they find themselves learning more about themselves -- and each other. For fans of: One & Only by Maurene Goo. |
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| The Bridge Back to You by Riss M. NeilsonWhen Carmello Rodriguez inherits 75% of Celia's Place, his late mother's Filipino restaurant, he's surprised to discover that his ex-girlfriend, Olivia Jones, has inherited the other 25%. Both professional chefs, Carmello and Olivia find themselves reconnecting while co-running Celia's Place -- but will they be able to mend their past hurts? "Perfect for readers seeking emotional depth with culinary heart," raves Library Journal. Try this next: Before I Let Go by Kennedy Ryan. |
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| Darling Daffodils Farm by Brittanée NicoleAfter her father's death, Tally Darling returns to her small New England hometown to help out with her family's flagging daffodil farm, where she butts heads with farmhand Jesse Walker, who has his own ideas about how to save the business. Fans of steamy grumpy/sunshine romances like Isabelle Popp's Let's Give 'Em Pumpkin to Talk About will want to check out this banter-filled 1st in the Hope Harbor series. |
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| A Widow's Charm by Caitlyn PaxsonWhen widow Lady Hildegarde "Hilde" Croft's brother-in-law takes over the Croftholde lands, she enlists the help of necromancer Lord Erol Elmwood to resurrect her husband and restore peace to the kingdom of Eldmere. Debut author Caitlyn Paxson's Regency-inspired romantasy is "full of witty banter, misunderstandings, and peculiar situations" (Library Journal). For fans of: Mortal Follies by Alexis J. Hall. |
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| Enemies to Lovers by Alisha RaiWhen his FBI agent brother Avi goes missing, librarian Krish Anand poses as Avi and enlists the help of con woman Sejal Chaudhary to track down members of Cobra, the Indian crime syndicate that he believes is responsible (and is run by Sejal's family). But Sejal has secrets of her own -- including an ex-boyfriend hot on her trail -- and the pair's road trip becomes increasingly dangerous. For fans of: Charish Reid's Jewel Me Twice. |
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