While not a traditional romance, this book will steal your heart. Tiffy and Leon share a one bedroom flat, but the catch is each only uses the space while the other is gone. They work complete opposite schedules and their…
With one of our favorite romance books covers in quite some time, The Bromance Book Club by Lyssa Kay Adams more than lives up to its attractive face. Imagine a group of high-powered men reading romance novels to better understand…
Written by Linda Holmes, host of the NPR podcast "Pop Culture Happy Hour," Evvie Drake Starts Over is a touching portrayal of a woman who wishes to get her life back on track after her husband dies on the day she decides…
Ari is tired of working for his family's bakery and dreams of being a musician. His grand idea is to hire a replacement so he can move away with his band. Hector loves to bake and working in a family…
As the standalone sequel to The Kiss Quotient, one of the most-talked-about romances from 2018, The Bride Test had some mighty impressive shoes to fill. Luckily, Hoang knocked it out of the park again! In her second novel, we follow the love story…
Set in mid-90s England, Riley's The Royal Secret is the perfect romantic thriller to kick off your summer reading. Joanna Haslam, a journalist, stumbles upon the threads of a secret about the royal family that has been kept under wraps for…
A new adult book where the First Son of the United States falls in love with the Prince of England? I've never added a book so quickly to my want-to-read list. McQuiston's absolutely delightful and charming rom-com made me laugh,…
Pride and Prejudice + Pakistan? Sign me up! Jane Austen retellings are my bread and butter, and setting her most famous work in modern-day Pakistan was a brilliant move by Kamal. It's fun reading how Kamal bends the story's plot to…
For fans of The Wedding Date movie and meet-cute, feel-good romances, read Helen Hoang's The Kiss Quotient! This book was also voted the Best Romance of 2018 in the Goodreads Choice Awards. Check out The Kiss Quotient here.
Don't let the cover fool you, this is one of the most serious and heart-wrenching "chick-lit" books I've ever had the pleasure to read. I loved it for the vivid Oxford setting, chemistry between Ella and Jamie, and Whelan's engaging…