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The Sailor by Susan Stoker

A steady, small-town romance about trust, family, and finding your place. The Sailor is another solid entry in Susan Stoker’s

I recently found Deborah Garland’s mafia books and quickly binged everything I could get my hands on. So when this

There was something undeniably refreshing about Seeing Other People. I genuinely hadn’t read anything quite like it before. On the surface,

A cozy opposites-attract romance full of heart, humor, and tender-hearted nerds. I loved Jackson in First Time Caller, but I

High-stakes suspense and a romance built on trust in the middle of danger. Into the Deep is the kind of

A swoony Rustler Mountain romance where the Hancock–Wilder feud finally takes center stage. Lonesome Ridge is my favorite book in

The premise of Behind Closed Doors hooked me immediately—teacher turned temporary nanny for a powerful, morally gray billionaire with dangerous

I’m a longtime fan of Kelly Jamieson’s hockey romances, so I was excited to dive into On Thin Ice, and

Catch the Flame by Juliana Stone is a heartwarming small-town romance that gave me all the cozy feels. I loved

Ashley Herring Blake has always excelled at writing emotionally complex romances, but Get Over It, April Evans might be my