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Hardly a Gentleman by Eloisa James

Hardly a Gentleman is a beautiful, slow-burn romance wrapped in some of my favorite tropes: forced marriage, hidden identity, and

Riding the High was my first experience with Paisley Hope’s writing, and while it definitely fits the current wave of

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5 Stars) After reading Savor It and now Left of Forever, I can officially say I’m completely in love

A Promising Foundation That Struggled to Deliver Shield of Sparrows has all the right ingredients for a great romantasy—an arranged

A dark, romantic, soul-steeped fantasy that lingers long after the final page LJ Andrews delivers an utterly immersive fantasy romance

All the things to know:POV: Dual 1st Person3rd ACT BREAK-UP: YesTROPES: Fake Dating; Small Town, Bakery, Nuerospicy Heroine; Rom-Com; Slow

I think if you look up “good guy” in the dictionary you would find a picture of North Paquette.

Hardly a Gentleman is a little odd, a little meandering, and weirdly obsessed with the MMC’s dead wife and mildew—but

Vi Keeland has written some incredible contemporary romances over the years, but Jilted might just be my new favorite. It’s

Kennedy Ryan has a gift for storytelling that goes beyond romance—she writes with heart, purpose, and an unflinching commitment to