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Northeast of Eden Alex La Bruyère
In this installment of the multi-author series Pride in Pine Grove, Penn is the town’s favorite drag king. But ever since she lost her long-time Domme, she’s been in a bit of a difficult situation. A one-night stand with a gorgeous woman makes her think about future possibilities, but she worries that someone new will break both her heart and spirit.
The Luckiest Woman in London by Shelley Thomas
I don’t usually cover mainline re-releases, but take a look at this cover first. The original 2013 mass market cover is certainly a feast for the senses, but this one evokes a little more of the storytelling that some of the best new illustrated/painted covers do. Second: Shelley Thomas’s London Trilogy is one of the largest collections of historical romance ever written. And this? What’s the first one? Get ready for the bitterest, most insecure couple you’ve ever met, yet longing for a happy ending.
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A Little Mafia Mayhem Written by Tanveer Pearl
In the latest installment of the dark rom-com family, Bianca, a human resources manager, quits her job and returns to Baltimore to start anew, but when she takes a house-sitting job in Sicily, she is kidnapped. However, she does not intend to take anything lightly and ends up entering into a marriage of convenience with a hot gang boss. Tanveer Pearl’s books are easy to laugh at, and this one promises to provide the same irreverent laughs.
Home Court Advantage by Kimani May
College rivals Nora and Brittany take their rivalry to the major leagues, but everything they’ve done over the years to give each other an edge comes crashing down and flames out when they both end up playing on new teams. Their long-standing rivalry may have been completely sincere, but their new forced proximity may have hidden a chemistry that can no longer be hidden.
Just a Highland Fling by Naina Kumar
When Neeroo decides to attend her estranged father’s wedding in Scotland, she doesn’t intend to accidentally kick out her future stepmother before the wedding actually takes place. When she agrees to help her get her father’s fiancée back, Neil is joined by Jacob, an up-and-coming bagpipe player with whom he recently had a one-night stand. A road trip through Scotland to the Isle of Skye with a father you barely know and an enthusiastic poet you know from the Bible seems like a hell of a time, right?
Dominion by Jean Kwok
As the first in a new series, dominion “Ruby” is a young woman who has little to say about magic in a world where magic is the greatest currency. After she harms one of the factions, she comes to the attention of a powerful leader from another realm, and he sends her through brutal trials, with some joining forces with the Tigers and others being slaughtered. When she emerges chosen, the world changes overnight and becomes even darker than she expected.
Fossil Feud by Maggie North
What a millennial jurassic park Wouldn’t a girl be thrilled if she encountered a paleontologist’s romance? Ms. Ripley has had a rough few years after her ex-boyfriend stole her job and ruined her life in various other ways. Now working on a new excavation to restore her reputation, she finds herself in cahoots with an Oxford University professor who needs her help to prove that a fossil she’s about to discover is a fake. And the person trying to present it as if it were real turned out to be the same terrible ex.
Die for Me by Charlene Obuobi
Charlene Obuobi’s first paranormal romance continues her practice of bringing us complex black medical professionals who are staunch in their professional lives yet searching for the personal lives they deserve, but…well, this time with potentially supernatural creatures as well. Sean is a cardiologist who still carries the trauma of a past abusive relationship and has neither the time nor interest in relationships, especially with younger men. But when she meets Julian at a wedding, her downfall becomes instantly unstoppable.
A Woman’s Guide to Cheating and Science by Isabella Kamal
When Khalila Darwish travels to London to join the Microscopic Biology Society and decides to pose as a male cousin, her intention is to influence the society to include women with her own intelligence through lectures. But Oliver, a member of society, is convinced that this person giving summer lectures was not born a man, and is sure that he knows it. that’s right who is she? But will the opportunity to work together help or hinder any potential relationships they might pursue?
“A Date with Death” by Kelly Krieg
That’s where the children’s librarian comes in. She’s having a bad night at a Halloween party, but this very quiet person in a Grim Reaper costume patiently listens to her complaints. And to make matters worse, she falls off the balcony. Just being captured by the Grim Reaper…definitely doesn’t have human flesh. That Grim Reaper? It’s totally real. But instead of reaping the humans he actually should have reaped, he instead saved her life. No. Catching emotions is definitely something a Grim Reaper should do.
If Books Could Kill by Kate Eberle
What would you do if you suddenly became the main character in your favorite author’s next book? You’d be thrilled if she were a romance author, right? But what happens when the romance writer starts writing crime novels? That’s what happens when Roxy makes a wish and finds a cute encounter that she thinks is perfect. At least until a man tries to kill her.
The Elmwood Ranch Incident by Deanna Gray
What happens when a horse trainer buys his dream ranch? Unfortunately, it’s a prank and not the good kind. Octavia has purchased Elmwood Ranch and is looking forward to settling there. However, unexplainable things begin to happen and she is forced to rely on paranormal investigator Ray Jones when the ranch staff refuses to return to work.
“Running in the Sky” by Lee Hayes
Sapphic’s NASCAR romance? Don’t say too much! Beckett is a driver who, despite having countless wins, is unable to capture a championship. Eva Broussard recently took over the team in an attempt to get revenge on her family after her father handed over the reins to her younger brother instead of her. Eva and Beckett have an intense chemistry to begin with, but their working relationship should take precedence over anything they wish to pursue outside of it.
If you’re interested in diving deeper into the rabbit hole of new releases, there’s plenty more where this came from. H.M. Wolf and Talia Hibbert have both had traditional releases of previously self-published books, and Jennifer K. Lambert and Sarah Beth Durst have new books in their current series. For some reason, The Dare Volumes 1 and 2 are now on sale. losers ‘ has already been published, but you actually need to read that first. Of course, there are many other books coming out this month. Try the new All Access Release Index to track the most anticipated releases. Also, subscribe to Kissing Books for the best romance recommendations.
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