Siri, Who Am I? by Sam Tshida is an amnesia trope mystery with a madcap side of romance and a big helping of zaniness.
Tag: <span>contemporary</span>
Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade gave me all of the feels and soothed my nerd girl soul in ways that I didn’t realize it was hurting.
How to Catch a Queen is the first book in a new contemporary romance series, Runaway Royals, by Alyssa Cole. A companion to her Reluctant Royals series, the new series shares the same African setting, engaging writing style and steamy tone.
Vanessa Yu’s Magical Tea Shop by Roselle Lim is a lushly decriptive contemporary romance combing descriptions of tea, food and romance.
Kiss My Cupcake is a meet-cute, enemies to lovers, culinary romance. Blaire’s new shop is going to succeed despite her swoony competition
Sucker Punch, the latest Anita Blake book returns to form when the series was more about solving crimes and less about relationship complications.
Crushing It is about Sierra overcoming her fear of public speaking by entering a journal slam at a local bar. And maybe finding love along the way.
One to Watch is about Bea, a plus-size blogger who goes on a romance reality show to show body positivity, boost her career, and just maybe find true love.
Sara Desai’s The Marriage Game is a fabulous diverse, sexy romcom full of sweet and sexy banter, drool-worthy food descriptions, quirky family members, and fun Bollywood references.
Thanks to social media, three women discover they’ve been dating the same lowlife guy. My review of The Boyfriend Project.