DELILAH GREEN DOESN’T CARE by Ashley Herring Blake is a funny, tender, second chance queer romance.
Publisher: <span>Berkley</span>
THE LOVE CON, a spicy contemporary romance, is the first book I’ve read by Seressia Glass and it definitely isn’t the last!
BODY AND SOUL FOOD by Abby Collette is the first in her new cozy series, Books and Biscuits Mystery #1. I loved the unusual premise, fraternal twins opening a joint business venture, Books and Biscuits, a combo bookstore and cafe, are the amateur sleuths.
AN EGGNOG TO DIE FOR by Amy Pershing is a great gentle read during the holiday season. It’ll make you want to curl up with a cocktail of your own.
THE FASTEST WAY TO FALL by Denise Williams is a diverse contemporary romance. Warning that this isn’t your typical lighthearted romcom – characters deal with eating disorders and drug addiction. But the author handles these serious topics with a lot of skill and sensitivity plus weaves in lots of humor and steam.
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.
Payback’s a Witch is an incredibly satisfying girl power, sapphic love story wrapped up in a witchy, small-town cozy sweater. Perfect reading to with your PSL and apple hand pie.
A Terrible Fall of Angels by Laurell K. Hamilton kicks off a new contemporary supernatural mystery series. If you’re a fan of the early Anita Blake books, you’ll enjoy this new series.
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.
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.