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| In Stormy Weather by Chelsea CurtoMeteorologists and longtime rivals Quincy Monroe and Sebastian Dunn, who are competing for the same job at the National Weather Service, reluctantly team up to cover a record-breaking Florida hurricane season in this action-packed enemies-to-lovers romance. Try this next: Chase Me If You Can by Heather Frances. |
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Yes, Chef: A Romance Novel
by Grace Reilly
Steamy, romantic, and deliciously fun Yes, Chef is a delectable morsel of a summer romance and will keep you coming back for seconds. -B. K. Borison, #1 New York Times bestselling authorA tempting new romance from USA Today bestselling author Grace Reilly, in which a down-on-his-luck chef and a determined social media maven strike a reluctant deal to bring a beloved restaurant back to life. If you can't take the heat...get out of the kitchen.After a public meltdown in the dining room of one of Manhattan's most elite restaurants, Chef Jack Hartman is back in his South Florida hometown. Angry, grieving, and saddled with the unwanted storefront his late mentor left him, his life is spinning out of control. And that's before Poppy Winfield--the bubbly, infuriating daughter of his former boss--shows up at his dock.
Yes, Chef is a delicious contemporary romance featuring: A grumpy chef and a sunshine-y influencerEnemies to reluctant business partners to loversForced proximity in the kitchen (and on a houseboat) Found family, including one adopted catSummer in a small town ADHD representation
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| The Final Score by Lana FergusonIn this steamy follow-up to The Game Changer, graduate student Abby Thompson reluctantly moves into the spare room of hockey player Jack Baker, her brother's teammate, when her apartment floods. Sparks fly, but Abby's family trauma and Jack's depression stir up fears that they won't be able to make it work. For another emotionally intense romance starring well-developed characters, check out Fast Lane by C.S. Quill. |
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| Book Club Boyfriend by Jenny HolidayAfter author Jack Branksome rejects producer Blair Kellermoon's offer to make his debut novel part of her celebrity book club, Jack's apology leads to a texting friendship. When he confesses he has writer's block, Blair invites Jack to stay in her Los Angeles pool house, and the pair's close proximity has them wondering if they want more than friendship. For fans of: Only Lovers in the Building by Nadine Gonzalez. |
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| Dominion by Jean KwokWhen Rubi Morningtail, an amnesiac refugee living in the Silver Tyger Dominion, defends herself from a battle tyger, the last thing she suspects is for the tyger to bond with her and choose her as its rider. Rubi soon finds herself joining forces with warrior Blake Axefire to put a stop to the Demonic Realm's encroachment on their dominion. This action-packed 1st in the Silk and Iron romantasy trilogy is inspired by Chinese mythology. For fans of: Thea Guanzon's Hurricane Wars series. |
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| Vera Stein Is Fine by Julie MurphyLooking for a fresh start after she learns that her "boss with benefits" plans to replace her, 40-year-old aspiring screenwriter Vera Stein moves into her grandmother's Palm Springs retirement community, where she runs into Elias Buckley, her ex who's now working as the community's doctor. Will they find a second chance at love? Try this next: See You at the Sunset by Susan Lee. |
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| Die for Me by Shirlene ObuobiWhen cardiologist Sean Sullivan meets Julian Conrad, a mysterious younger man, at a wedding, the two have instant chemistry. But Sean can't shake the feeling that Julian is hiding something -- and he might just be something other than human. For fans of: steamy, own voices paranormal romances like Son of the Morning by Akwaeke Emezi. |
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The Exquisite Torment of Loving Your Enemy
by Brigitte Knightley
In the steamy and witty follow-up to The Irresistible Urge to Fall for Your Enemy, assassin Osric and healer Aurienne find their rivalry tested when they uncover a conspiracy tied to a deadly plague. Fans of the Queens of Villainy series by Stephanie Burgis will want to check out this high-stakes conclusion to the Dearly Beloathed duology.
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