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This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a fun, fast-paced Regency romance full of spies and secrets. Recommended for fans of Julia Quinn, Grace Burrowes, and Sabrina Jeffries.
Listeners will fall head over heels for this quick, flirty, and fun audiobook in which dreams really do come true and love shows up when it’s least expected.
A charming story with “Sleeping Beauty” undertones that will make a great addition to contemporary paranormal romance collections. This novel may also appeal to fans of Erin Sterling and Hazel Beck.
A scrumptious romance from YA author Khorram (The Breakup Lists). Billings and Sardar’s dual narration creates a cozy and intimate listening experience, with characters who are just as delectable as the food and wine.
The cinematic locales and Maddie’s reestablished relationship with the Perrys are fleshed out this slow-burn romance beyond the enemies (in Maddie’s mind)-to-lovers trope. Great for all collections.
This action-packed romance adventure is sure to delight fans of Lara Croft and those seeking an Indiana Jones–inspired romance with both action and steam. Fans of M.C. Vaughan’s Romancing Miss Stone or Kerry Rea’s The Jewel of the Isle won’t want to miss this one.
Eyre’s crisp voice helps another of Long’s couples find their happily ever after. Suggested for listeners seeking a sparkling new series after Bridgerton.
This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a steamy, opposites-attract rom-com about authors, enemies, and honesty. Recommended for fans of Ali Hazelwood, Emily Henry, and Chloe Liese.
A welcome return from Sosa (The Wedding Crasher) in a rom-com homage to When Harry Met Sally and My Best Friend’s Wedding. Press into the hands of readers who love romances with past and present timelines.
Told from dual perspectives and set in the same delightful small town (Greenbelt, SC) as Slaughter’s previous books Bet on It and Play To Win, this ridiculously romantic and utterly sexy enemies-to-lovers novel features the compelling, cutthroat world of high school football. Will appeal to fans of sports romances that center multicultural and LGBTQIA+ characters.
Michelle’s (Name Your Price, writing as Holly James) adroit combination of office romance, enemies-to-lovers, and only-one-bed tropes will keep readers glued to the novel. Highly recommended.
Doyle (Just Some Stupid Love Story) combines a breezy, fun vacation-fling plot with meaningful character development for a romance that feels lighthearted and flirty as well as warm and moving. A great choice to read poolside or on the beach.
This emotional romance from Toon (Seven Summers) is perfect for fans of Beth O’Leary and will tug at the heartstrings of readers seeking a poignant love story.
This second entry in the “Lucky Ladies of London” series (after The Lady He Lost) is a fresh take on the pitfalls of Victorian society for spirited women, filled with heat and heart.
Jeffries’s newest will appeal to readers seeking a steamy Regency romance with a spirited leading lady and lively banter. Recommended for fans of Lisa Kleypas, Eloisa James, and Sophie Irwin.
Recommend to those seeking a richly detailed Regency romance brimming with secrets and suspense and to fans of Sabrina Jeffries, Ella Quinn, and Eloisa James.
With equal measures of steam and high emotional tenor, and featuring a fun road-trip storyline, this feel-good, character-driven second-chance romance will appeal to fans of Netflix’s Virgin River series and the work of Kate Clayborn and Emily Henry.
Both longtime Henry (Funny Story) fans and new romance readers will devour this rivals-to-lovers slow burn, one of Henry’s best to date. Also good for fans of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid.
Readers will love this up-to-date, closed-door romance version of the beloved Disney movie Mulan, which tackles misogyny and the challenges of being a woman in a male-dominated industry, while giving Mulan and Shang the satisfying ending that fans have always wanted.
Solomon (Business or Pleasure) writes a wonderfully sensitive and sexy expat love story where an American moves to Amsterdam and finds an old love and new confidence.
Heath returns with the second installment of the “Miss Prentice’s Protégées” series (after All’s Fair in Love and War), featuring a grumpy Viscount and an outspoken optimist who collide in funny and heartfelt ways in their quest to secure the futures they each want.
While F1 fans will especially love this novel, readers unfamiliar with the sport will also appreciate Soltani’s delicious romance, full of sexy and swoony scenes.
This latest release from Severn (K-9 Shield) brings readers back to the guard dogs and their beloved partners they strive to protect. Skillfully written, with the setting vividly described, it can also be read as a stand-alone.
Rodi (Her Secret Vows with the Viking) presents a steamy enemies-to-lovers Regency romance. This second installment of the collaborative “A Season To Wed” series follows Virginia Heath’s Only an Heiress Will Do.
In this charming romance from Hardy (A Fake Bride’s Guide to Forever), readers will love the dance world setting, along with seeing Rory and Pippa’s passion for it and each other.
Flagler’s latest (Work-Love Balance writing as Nicki Night) takes readers on an emotional journey as Holland and Noble are forced to confront their pasts before trying to find a future together.
Featuring well-developed, likable characters, Rushdan (Wyoming Christmas Conspiracy) pens a twisty, adventurous story that will keep readers on their toes.
Han (Bounty Hunted) is not a newcomer to writing emotionally scarred yet endearing characters, and Abi and Grayson will not disappoint in this suspenseful read.
Romance abounds in this latest novel from Flowers (Killer in Shellview County). Sparks fly between the main characters, while the secondary ones also play important roles.
Blake’s (Always the Bridesmaid) grumpy/sunshine romance, set in the cutest-sounding town, will have readers swooning and falling in love with Dante and Sutton.
De Guzman’s second Afterglow book is set in the same universe as Manilla Takes Manhattan. It is a sweet and sexy retelling of a classic Filipino rom-com and sure to appeal to readers who enjoy some humor in their love stories.
This second installment of Shepherd’s “Rakes, Rebels and Rogues” series (after A Wager To Win the Debutante) is a steamy Victorian romance about reputation and redemption.
Cassidy (Stalker in the Storm) releases this first novel in the “Marsh Mysteries” series, and fans may notice similarities to her earlier series, the “Swamp Slayings.” The marsh is vividly described, and readers will enjoy returning to this intriguing setting.
This contemporary romance is a lot of fun, with emotional depth, heart, and humor. It will make a solid addition to romance collections and is recommended for those who like of slow-burn, open-door love stories. Share with fans of Wendy Million’s Miss Matched.
Equally heartwarming and swoony, this contemporary romance is like an enveloping hug of a novel that can be read as a stand-alone but also features cameos from other characters in two of Hahn’s earlier books, Built To Last and Friends Don’t Fall in Love. Nuanced narration and utterly charming characters make this a wise choice for any contemporary romance collection.
This first volume in a print edition of a popular, long-running webcomic will become a favorite for fans of Alice Oseman’s Heartstopper and Jasmine Walls’s Brooms.
Another winner from Jimenez. Readers won’t be able to put down this laugh-out-loud funny romance and will be cheering for Samantha and Xavier even when the chips are stacked against them.
Deep End by Ali Hazelwood is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.
This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a chaste Regency rom-com about love in disguise. Recommended for fans of Martha Waters, Sophie Irwin, and Virginia Heath.
Playing with the plot of You’ve Got Mail, plus a touch of Mystic Pizza and a whole lot of romance tropes, Adair (You’ve Got Male) returns with an engaging beach read that takes opposites-attract to a whole new level.
Another winner from Jimenez (Just for the Summer). Readers won’t be able to put down this laugh-out-loud funny romance and will be cheering for Samantha and Xavier even when the chips are stacked against them. A must-have for all public libraries.
Fans of contemporary romances will enjoy this quirky office love story that will leave them wishing they had the moxie (and mansion) of the unforgettable Dot.
Readers looking for nonbinary main characters, sapphic friends-to-lovers romance, and sexy vacation novels will appreciate this heartfelt exploration of what it means to fall in love with someone you have known almost your entire life.
Readers will be turning pages long into the night, captivated by this silly, enchanting, somewhat screwball romp, a sequel to Old Flames and New Fortunes.
Craig adds another Miss to her “Goode’s Guide to Misconduct” series (after The Lady Plays with Fire), in which readers finally learn more about the magazine’s mysterious artist. Hand to fans of Amalie Howard and Madeline Hunter.
A skillful debut that balances emotional depth with moments of joy and discovery. Ideal for readers who appreciate romance novels that delve deeper into personal growth and healing. Sperry establishes herself as a promising voice in contemporary romance with this touching exploration of love after loss.
The clever, witty, and powerful women at the heart of this story make for a promising start to an adventurous new series from Matthews (“Belles of London” novels). The next book can’t come soon enough.
Readers will relish the rewarding culmination of all the interconnected “Primas of Power” storylines in this sensational final installment (after A Lot Like Adiós).
Gagnon’s (Love You, Mean It) smart, fast-paced romance successfully blends elements of science fiction and relationship fiction to create a unique and thoughtful love story.
Lee continues to give readers unconventional, strong heroines in her “Peach Blossom” series, whose first installment was The 7-10 Split. Readers who enjoy small-town romances with strong family dynamics should give this one a try.
Brown, a social media influencer who is married to a retired NHL player, debuts with a heartwarming, slightly steamy hockey romance about embracing vulnerability, taking risks in love, and allowing oneself to be happy.
Fans of Garbera’s “WiCKed Sisters” series (whose most recent installment was How To Charm a Nerd) won’t want to miss its conclusion. Also hand to readers looking for a witchy romance.
This fast-paced, second-chance romance is sure to appeal to contemporary romance readers, especially those who also enjoy big-screen romances and perhaps have always hoped for a behind-the-scenes peek at a made-in-Hollywood HEA.
Robinson (Captivated by His Convenient Duchess) completes her “Redford Dukedom” duet with this touching Gilded Age romance, a compelling, closed-door, transatlantic love story.
With a well-plotted timeline, and mystery and suspense hiding behind every corner, Daniels’s (Big Sky Deception) story takes readers on a thrilling ride.
Flowers (Mississippi Manhunt) writes another suspense-filled novel with well-developed characters. Longtime readers will find this latest novel full of the carefully researched topics they have come to expect from him.
Stewart’s (Fake Fling with the Billionaire) adorable romance is certain to please readers who love a good story featuring seeming opposites who are attracted to each other.
Fans of the “Six Gems” series won’t want to miss this second-chance romance finale. St. John’s (Going Toe to Toe) story of sisterhood, family, and learning to trust again is sure to appeal to a wide range of romance readers.
Renae’s (Two Week Temptation in Paradise) fake-dating romance also contains the beloved one-bed trope and will absolutely delight readers of classic contemporary romance, especially their banter.
With this steamy Regency romance, Heath (All’s Fair in Love and War) begins the collaborative “Season To Wed” quartet; additional installments will be written by Lucy Morris, Sarah Rodi, and Ella Matthews.
Helm (Cold Case Discovery) continues the “Hudson Sibling Solutions” series in this latest enthralling release, although it can also be read as a stand-alone.
Lovise’s (Never Blow a Kiss) dual-POV paranormal romance is perfect for listeners who enjoy steamy and cozy witchy romances, such as Erin Sterling’s The Ex Hex and Carly Bloom’s Hot Hex Boyfriend.
Lavine turns many of the common romance novel tropes on their heads in this stunning debut. Top-notch banter will have readers laughing out loud as they root for Margot to finally achieve her own happily-ever-after.
Beg, Borrow, or Steal by Sarah Adams is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.