In this charming cozy mystery, Bea and Perry race against time to solve a cold case and save a restaurant opening. With heartwarming friendships, romance, and suspense, Helen Golden delivers a must-read!
Portia MacIntosh delivers a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy set in the French Alps, where a romance writer faces her own love triangle. Fun, charming, and a perfect read for fans of quirky rom-coms!
Lauren Evans’ Casket Case offers a delightful mix of romance and the supernatural. In this warm-hearted debut, Nora Clanton returns to her small-town roots only to fall for a man whose job is anything but ordinary.
In Too Busy for Love, Phoebe MacLeod crafts a heartwarming tale of unexpected love. When Beatrice’s orderly life is thrown into chaos, she discovers that love might be worth making time for after all.
A tale of passion, scandal, and self-discovery set in Regency London, What the Lady Wants by Emma Orchard sweeps readers into the world of Lady Ashby, a grieving widow with a secret list of desires, and the dashing Captain Leo Winterton, who may be her only chance at finding love again.
In The Ornithologist’s Field Guide to Love, India Holton blends historical-fantasy and rom-com with a delightful tale of rival ornithologists, Beth and Devon, as they embark on a thrilling adventure to capture a rare magical bird, sparking both rivalry and romance.
“The Five Stages of Courting Dalisay Ramos” by Melissa de la Cruz is a charming yet predictable romance. Evan’s journey through Filipino courtship rituals to win Dalisay’s heart is sweet, but the story lacks depth in places.
Emma Orchard’s ‘A Duke of One’s Own’ weaves a captivating tale of love and scandal in Regency England. With a rebellious heroine and a notorious duke, this novel delivers a delightful mix of romance and intrigue.
Embark on a journey to the enchanting island of Santorini in “Summer at the Santorini Bookshop” by Rebecca Raisin. Lose yourself in a tale of romance, family, and second chances as Evie navigates the twists and turns of fate amidst the sun-drenched streets and cozy confines of her grandmother’s bookshop.
In ‘My Fair Lord’ by Elisabeth Hobbes, the Gilded Age comes alive with charm and romance. A clever retelling of a classic story, it’s filled with wit, heart, and unexpected twists.
