When In Rome by Sarah Adams tells a precious, hilariously heartwarming story that fans of Roman Holiday will undoubtedly adore.
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Why Emily Henry’s ‘Beach Read’ is One of the Most Comforting Novels
Emily Henry’s Beach Read is the kind of novel that all writers could use when in doubt.
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Farrah Rochon’s ‘The Hookup Plan’ Brings The Boyfriend Project to a Sizzling Conclusion
Following London Kelley and Drew Sullivan’s story, Farrah Rochon’s The Hookup Plan brings The Boyfriend Project to a fantastic conclusion.
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‘The Cheat Sheet’ by Sarah Adams Review
The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams is a delightful romantic comedy that follows Bree Camden and Nathan Donelson in a friends-to-lovers journey.
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‘By The Book’ by Jasmine Guillory Review
By The Book by Jasmine Guillory is the Beauty and the Beast-inspired romance novel we didn’t know we needed.
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‘Under One Roof’ by Ali Hazelwood Review
Under One Roof by Ali Hazelwood is a charming novella that’s bound to leave readers wanting more from the STEMinist series.
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‘Book Lovers’ by Emily Henry is a Delightful Trope-Filled Romance and an Exploration of Familial Grief
‘Book Lovers’ by Emily Henry is an exploration of grief, and Charlie and Nora’s love story is a delightful trope-filled romance.
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‘In the Weeds’ by B.K. Borison is a Brilliant Romantic Treasure
In the Weeds by B.K. Borison is the second chance, grump and sunshine romance we’ve all been waiting for. Beckett and Evie are, in short, everything.
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‘The Siren of Sussex’ By Mimi Matthews is a Delight
Mimi Matthews’ newest title, The Siren of Sussex, published earlier this year, is a delight!
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‘The Lady Tempts an Heir’ by Harper St. George Review
Harper St. George’s third novel in The Gilded Heiresses series, The Lady Tempts an Heir, is finally here, and it’s remarkable in storytelling.
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‘The Love Hypothesis’ by Ali Hazelwood is a Must-Read Romance
The debut novel by Ali Hazelwood, The Love Hypothesis, is a charming, descriptive narrative that will draw you in straight away.
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B.K. Borison’s ‘Lovelight Farms’ is the Ideal Holiday Romance Novel
B.K. Borison’s Lovelight Farms is the perfect modern-day Christmas rom-com that includes the most perfect tropes and executes them brilliantly.
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Farrah Rochon’s ‘The Dating Playbook’ is a Superb Sequel
Unless, you’re new here, most of you know that modern romance novels typically aren’t my cup of tea, so when I find a series or author whose style I appreciate, I hold on for dear life. And that is certainly the case with Farrah Rochon’s The Dating Playbook, the second book in The Boyfriend Project series, which is just as great as the first book. If you were excited for
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Sarah MacLean’s ‘Bombshell’ is Appropriately Titled and Smashes
Some minor spoilers from Bombshell; read only after you’ve finished the novel. Sarah Maclean’s Bombshell, is in fact, very appropriately titled. So much so, that towards the end, I completely lost track of the plot and had no idea what was happening. A whirlwind of chaos, mystery, and a whole lot of bombshells after another, but nevertheless, in the words of MacLean herself, it smashes. MacLean writes friendship just as
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Lisa Kleypas’ Wallflowers and Hathaways Series Should be Adapted Into a TV Show Next
We know we’re not the only ones hoping that the now Emmy nominated Bridgerton based off of the novels by Julia Quinn paves the road for more romance adaptations, and we’re hoping Lisa Kleypas’ Wallflowers and Hathaways series are next. One or the either, but preferably both—we’re not picky. We’ll keep these as spoiler free as possible in case someone hasn’t read them yet, but if you’re going to start
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Fact: “The Love Triangle” is the Worst Romance Trope
I seldom speak so boldly on behalf of others, but it is with complete confidence that I can say that most of us are in agreement that “the love triangle” is the absolute worst romance trope to exist. I have an incredibly difficult time believing that someone out there actually gawks at “love triangles” the way I do with “enemies to lovers.” And if I’ve just insulted you by saying
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Ships, Shippers, FanFiction and the Colossal Power of Romance Shouldn’t Be Shamed
It’s 2021 and I’m tired of defending romance, ships, and shippers at this point. But don’t fret, so long as there are incompetent nincompoops that insist on raining on our parade, I’ll be here to shut those voices down. Today’s issue? We’re back to meaningless hot takes from men (and a writer at that) claiming that “shippers” don’t deserve respect. What? In a world where we have terrible racist, misogynistic,
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The Problems with “Childhood Best Friends to Lovers” Trope
Childhood Best Friends to Lovers trope often relies on heavy emphasis in the past, which does not allow viewers/readers to grow with the couple.
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‘Bridgerton’ is Returning for Seasons Three and Four
We have had full faith in the series and its potential since before season one even aired and early renewal news as such is always proof of the fact that people want happy endings. The announcement came at the crack of dawn for those of us here on the West Coast and let me tell you—it was a fine thing to be rewarded with on an otherwise random Tuesday. Bridgerton’s
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Character Deep Dive: Benedict Bridgerton
Benedict Bridgerton is complex, greatly privileged, and lost.
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