A Holly Jolly Diwali by Sonya Lalli is a sweet, flirty, and charming novel highlighting Indian culture. The descriptions are lush; the banter is clever.
Genre: <span>Romance</span>
The Ex Hex by Erin Sterling is a sweet, fun, enemies to lovers paranormal romcom with witches and revenge curses gone wrong.
The Shaadi Set-Up is Lillie Vale’s adult romcom debut. This is a super-cute second chance, contemporary desi romance.
The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun is a warm snuggle of a workplace, friends to forbidden lovers romcom with some seriously endearing dorkiness.
Battle Royal gave me everything I could want – giggles, slow-burn steam, a cat and cakes along with a bit of ugly crying because it broke my heart just a little but the ending more than made up for that.
The Dating Playbook by Farrah Rochon is a fast-paced, contemporary, steamy romance with well-developed characters that you cannot help but cheer for.
In The Man Ban by Nicola Marsh, Harper’s been on a self-imposed man ban – no flirting, hookups, or dating. She’s focusing on her career as a food stylist. And then she meets Manny.
If the Shoe Fits features a fashion-conscious, plus-size woman who calls out the industry for its lack of options for plus size women and is determined to find happiness and success.
While We Were Dating is book 6 in Jasmine Guillory’s The Wedding Date series. Reading this contemporary romance is like being cuddled in a cashmere robe while eating something decadent and chocolatey. It’s soft, warm, and comforting while also feeling indulgent.
How Sweet It Is – Dylan Newton’s debut novel – is a charmingly sweet with a bit of heat, opposites attract rom-com.