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  1. #1

    One Piece, Volume 1: Romance Dawn - One Piece by Eiichiro Oda
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    A wildly fun, creative start to a now-legendary manga series. If you crave adventure, lovable misfits, and endless imagination, this is a fantastic pick - just be ready for a long, epic journey!


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    A Forgery of Fate by Elizabeth Lim
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    A Forgery of Fate is a beautifully written, lushly imagined fairytale bursting with heart and magic - perfect for fans of immersive romantasy, folklore, and underwater epics.


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    Y/N by Esther Yi
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    A brain-bending, weird, and wildly original dive into obsession and fantasy - definitely not for everyone, but if you like your fiction challenging and strange, Y/N is a memorable experience.


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    Vigor Mortis: Volume 1 - Vigor Mortis by Thundamoo (Natalie Maher)
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    An imaginative, darkly funny ride with stellar worldbuilding and a truly one-of-a-kind heroine - perfect for those who want their fantasy strange, smart, and just a little bit unhinged.


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    Talking at Night by Claire Daverley
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    Deeply felt, beautifully written, and perfect for those who love slow-burn, literary romances about imperfect people. If you liked "Normal People," definitely give this a try!


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    Milk Teeth by Jessica Andrews
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    ''Consuming and sexy'' The Times

    ''Unusually raw . . . so honest and hopeful'' Financial Times

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    A girl grows up in the north-east of England amid scarcity, fearing her own desires and feeling undeserving of love. Years later, living

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  7. #7
    Twin Flame
    Book 2 in the series:Fate & Flame

    Twin Flame - Fate & Flame by Liz Hambleton
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    A beautifully devastating, genre-blending romance that grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go. Grab tissues - and don’t expect to be the same when you’re done!


    (Also, see 55 recommendations for the series Fate & Flame )

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    Twisted Fate
    Book 1 in the series:Fate & Flame

    Twisted Fate - Fate & Flame by Liz Hambleton
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    A unique, emotional, and addictively imaginative take on fated mates that will make you feel all the feels - just brace yourself for a bumpy ride and some patience-testing moments!


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    Take Me Home by Melanie Sweeney
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    A heartfelt, angsty romance featuring flawed but lovable characters and sparkling Texas holiday vibes. Great for fans of emotional journeys and cozy road trip hijinks - just be ready for some messy family drama along the way!


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    Just Some Stupid Love Story by Katelyn Doyle
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    Packed with sharp banter and a messy but moving journey back to love, this book stands out for its honest look at second chances. It's a hit for fans of angst and emotional realism - just maybe keep a tissue handy!


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    The Queen's Blade - The Broken Blade by Evelyn Ward
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    Gripping, spicy urban fantasy with a badass heroine and a dash of found family - more plot, less fluff, all the vibes. Pick it up if you love your romance with plenty of action (and a touch of witchy chaos)! 🗡️✨


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    Ash and Poison
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    Book 1 in the series:Killer Instincts

    Ash and Poison - Killer Instincts by Maya Raine
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    A gritty, twisty, and addictive dark romance perfect for anyone craving deliciously chaotic characters and a plot packed with secrets, vengeance, and sparks. Not for the faint of heart, but a must-read for lovers of the genre!


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    What Is Dark Within Me - Our Lady of Fire by L.B. Black
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    A lush, gothic urban fantasy with a fallen-but-soft-hearted devil and a strong witch heroine. If you’re into romance with otherworldly twists, obsessive devotion, and a touch of darkness (but nothing too heavy), give this indie gem a go!


  14. A warm, whimsical, and laugh-out-loud love letter to bookshops and bibliophiles - delightfully British and perfect for anyone who’s ever dreamed of a life surrounded by books.


  15. #15
    The Family Experiment
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    Book 5 in the series:Dark Future

    The Family Experiment - Dark Future by John Marrs
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    A fast-paced, conversation-sparking dystopian thriller - like a bingeable reality TV show with a sinister twist. If you enjoy speculative fiction and thought-provoking drama, add this to your list!


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dark Future )

  16. #16

    The Lost Story by Meg Shaffer
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    A heartfelt, whimsical portal fantasy blending childhood nostalgia and adult realities - a little messy, but ultimately magical. Great for Narnia fans wanting something new, but not for those seeking classical, tidy epics.


  17. #17
    Devotion
    Book 1 in the series:Central Cities

    Devotion - Central Cities by Claire Kent
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    A unique, atmospheric post-apocalyptic romance with sizzling tension and strong world-building - perfect for fans of slow-burn love stories, but may not be everyone’s cup of tea due to its pacing and unconventional dynamic.


  18. #18

    A Love Most Fatal - Morelli Family by Kath Richards
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    A refreshingly original, slow-burn mafia romance with a fierce female lead, an adorably soft hero, and just the right amount of humor and heat. Definitely put this on your TBR if you want something fun, spicy, and heartfelt!


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    The Archmage
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    Book 1 in the series:Mages of Might

    The Archmage - Mages of Might by Emily L.K.
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    A lively, heartfelt fantasy with magical duels, sweet found family dynamics, and a slow burn romance. Go in for the magic - stick around for the characters! It’s a quick, enjoyable read, especially if you don’t mind waiting for future books to answer your lingering questions.


  20. #20

    Until the World Falls Down by Jordan Lynde
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    A spicy, emotionally-charged fantasy romance that’s perfect for fans of intense relationships with a magical flair - but may not hit the mark if you prefer your fantasy with less steam and more story.


  21. #21
    Up the Ladder
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    Book 1 in the series:When in Brooklyn

    Up the Ladder - When in Brooklyn by Ana D'Arcy
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    A sexy, heartfelt rom-com that delivers both heat and substance - perfect for contemporary romance lovers looking for depth and steam. Just be ready for a long, delicious ride!


  22. #22

    Traitor Son - Empire of the Stars by Melissa J. Cave
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    An addictive, emotional slow-burn fantasy with nuanced characters, political drama, and just enough romance and adventure to leave you eager for book two.


  23. #23
    The Unweaver
    Book 1 in the series:Unwoven Fates

    The Unweaver - Unwoven Fates by Elizabeth Zoba
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    A broody, magical thriller packed with twists and flawed characters, The Unweaver is a bold debut. If you dig dark fantasy and don’t mind an imperfect heroine, this one’s worth your TBR.


  24. #24

    Priestess by Kara Voorhees Reynolds
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    A gorgeously-written, mature fantasy romance that’s rich in emotional nuance, character growth, and found family - Priestess sets a new bar for the genre. Give it a shot if you love slow-burn romance, authentic relationships, and stories that celebrate real-life complexities.


  25. #25

    Doctor D'Arco, Sorcerer of London by Kathryn Colvin
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    Sumptuous, slow-burn Gothic romance with spellbinding prose - perfect for fans of classic literature and moody, magic-laced mysteries. Just make sure you’re here for a long, deliciously winding journey!


  26. #26

    The House of Rust by Khadija Abdalla Bajaber
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    Dazzling, dreamlike, and deeply original, The House of Rust is both a challenge and a reward for adventurous readers who love beautiful language and inventive, fantastical tales.


  27. #27

    Flowers for the Sea by Zin E Rocklyn
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    A powerful, disquieting novella - dark, beautiful, and brimming with rage and raw honesty. Recommended for readers eager for visceral, challenging stories that linger long after the last page.


  28. #28

    The Brides of High Hill - The Singing Hills Cycle by Nghi Vo
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    A gorgeously atmospheric and twisty novella, perfect for fans of gothic tales and layered storytelling - but be ready for some ambiguity and a darker, more mysterious turn for the series.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Singing Hills Cycle )

  29. #29

    The Family Next Door: The Heartbreaking Imprisonment of the Thirteen Turpin Siblings and Their Extraordinary Rescue by John Glatt
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    A clear, straightforward account of an unthinkable true crime; horrifying, fascinating, but emotionally distant. Perfect for detail-oriented true crime fans who missed the news coverage, not for those wanting deep emotional or psychological exploration.


  30. #30

    By The Letter - Mile High Billionaires by Julia Wolf
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    A heartfelt and spicy office romance with emotional growth, found family, and a perfectly imperfect couple - ideal for lovers of redemption and slow-burn stories.


    (Also, see 30 recommendations for the series Mile High Billionaires )

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    In the Details - Mile High Billionaires by Julia Wolf
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    A swoony, sweet, and deeply heartfelt read - perfect for romance lovers who want strong characters, real-life stakes, and healing blended into their love story. Worth picking up, even more so if you love stories about found family and second chances!


  32. #32
    Sweetling
    Book 3 in the series:Monstrous World

    Sweetling - Monstrous World by S.E. Wendel
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    A whimsical, spicy, and character-driven fae romance with some frustrating tropes and an ending that begs for the next book. Worth picking up for fans of magical worlds and fairy-tale retellings - just prepare for a wait between installments!


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Monstrous World )

  33. #33

    For She Is Wrath by Emily Varga
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    A fast-paced, rage-fueled YA adventure with fierce female leads, unique worldbuilding, and plenty of revenge - perfect for fans of angsty fantasy and sisterhood, but some may find it a bit repetitive or wish for deeper character moments.


  34. #34

    The Courting of Bristol Keats - The Courting of Bristol Keats by Mary E. Pearson
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    A charming, cozy fantasy full of secrets and fae magic - perfect for fans of gentle romantasy, though it might not enchant those after hardcore romance or darker adventures.


  35. #35

    A Fire in the Sky - A Fire in the Sky by Sophie Jordan
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    A fresh, page-turning fantasy with a one-of-a-kind heroine and a few great surprises. Not perfect for lore-lovers or those averse to cliffhangers, but highly recommended if you want your next binge-ready series!


  36. #36

    Mine for a Moment by Catharina Maura
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    A heartfelt, fast-paced romance that delivers big feels - even if it leaves you wishing for a little more depth. Perfect for Maura fans and those in need of an angsty, emotional read.


  37. #37

    The Devious Husband - The Windsors by Catharina Maura
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    A favorite for series fans, this book brings emotion, spice, and a satisfying send-off for the Windsors - just be ready for a familiar but heartfelt ride!


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Windsors )

  38. #38

    The Bonus by T.L. Swan
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    A spicy, swoony, emotionally intense romance that’s equal parts frustrating and addictive - perfect if you love messy, real characters finding their way back to each other. Expect drama, chemistry, and all the classic T.L. Swan feels!


  39. #39

    Bride of the Fae Prince - Brides of the Fae by Anastasis Blythe
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    A swoon-worthy, emotionally rich fantasy romance with stellar character growth and just the right amount of intrigue. A standout for fans of subtle, slow-burn love stories set in a dangerous, magical world - no explicit scenes, but plenty of heart.


  40. #40

    The Expanse Between Us by N.R. Scarano
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    An Enemies to Lovers romance with reverse Pride & Prejudice vibes… but in space.

    The Mors Expanse. The deadliest stretch of space in the known galaxy. No one crosses it without good reason and a warship, which is why Driver Thorne is shocked when S

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  41. #41

    Thrum by Meg Smitherman
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    A nerve-tingling, beautifully written sci-fi novella that’s perfect for fans of psychological thrillers, with unforgettable atmosphere and a plot that lingers long after the final page.


  42. #42
    Devil's Deal
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    Book 1 in the series:Jaga and the Devil

    Devil's Deal - Jaga and the Devil by Layla Fae
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    Unique, atmospheric, and addictive - Devil's Deal is a dark fantasy with phenomenal world-building and strong characters. It won't be everyone's flavor of spice, but if you love twisted fairy tales with a side of angst and myth, don't miss it!


  43. #43

    The Game Changer by Lana Ferguson
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    A fluffy, trope-packed, heartwarming hockey romance with plenty of charm and low drama - ideal for readers craving something sweet, spicy, and light. Not a game changer for everyone, but a total win if you love cozy comfort reads with big feelings.


  44. #44

    The Great Dating Fake Off by Livy Hart
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    A super fun, spicy romcom with fantastic banter, delightful characters, and chaotic-family wedding energy - just don’t judge it by the title!


  45. #45

    Viscount in Love - Accidental Brides by Eloisa James
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    A heartfelt and witty historical romance featuring a refreshingly complex heroine and memorable family hijinks - though the hero may test your patience! Great for fans of character-driven Regency stories with humor, heart, and a touch of steam.


  46. #46

    The Witchwood Boys Are Trending - Witchwood Boys by C.M. Stunich
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    Absolutely bonkers, witchy, and sex-charged - if you want something unique and boundary-pushing in reverse harem fantasy, this is THE read. Just make sure to check the CWs first!


  47. #47
    The Marriage Hex
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    Book 1 in the series:Celestial Witches

    The Marriage Hex - Celestial Witches by Sarah Blue
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    A fun, witchy paranormal romance with endearing characters and spooky vibes - perfect for fans of magical small towns, fated mates, and a touch of heat. Not groundbreaking, but totally binge-worthy!


  48. #48

    The Geographer's Map to Romance - Love's Academic by India Holton
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    A charming, magical romcom bursting with wit and heart - the perfect escape for fans of playful, tropey romance. Not perfect for detail-sticklers, but utterly delightful for romance lovers!


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Love's Academic )

  49. #49
    Lunaria
    Book 1 in the series:Unraveled Fate

    Lunaria - Unraveled Fate by Kara Douglas
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    A slow start, but stick with it for satisfying character growth and a wonderfully twisty, romantic fantasy adventure. Not perfect, but definitely worth a try if you love young adult court intrigue and found-family vibes!


  50. #50
    Threaded
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    Book 1 in the series:The Solstice Cycle

    Threaded - The Solstice Cycle by Tay Rose
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    A bold and magical fantasy debut with addictive characters and a twisty plot, but pacing and editing blips may test your patience. Ideal for fans of slow-burn romantasy who don’t mind waiting for all the answers.


  51. #51

    A Crown of Tears and Treason - The Curse of Silver Secrets and Cruel Shadows by Vera Raye
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    A simmering, twisty romantasy that hooks you with its unique world and angsty romance, even if it takes a while to hit its stride. Worth a read if you love slow burns and emotional rollercoasters!


  52. #52

    The Wraith King - The Rise of Northgall by Juliette Cross
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    A moody, magical romantic fantasy with gorgeous world-building and a passionate central couple - perfect for fae lovers, but the hero and certain tropes may not be everyone's cup of tea.


  53. #53

    The Book of Cin by H.M. Wolfe
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    Epic found-family vibes, powerful character growth, and a swoony, slow-burn romance - The Book of Cin is a must for fantasy romance fans, though the slower pace won’t be for everyone.


  54. #54

    Heart of Shadows - Empire of Blood and Malice by Meg Cowley
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    A compelling entry in the epic romantasy genre - full of intrigue, adventure, and a slow-burn romance - best for fans who love layered plots and character-driven sagas with plenty of worldbuilding.


  55. #55

    The Three Night Stand - Wildwood Society by Roxie Noir
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    A funny, spicy, and surprisingly heartfelt romance that delivers big on both laughs and feels - perfect for readers craving both swoon and substance.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Wildwood Society )

  56. #56

    Bananapants by Penny Reid
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    A heartfelt, offbeat romance full of wit, warmth, and standout mental health representation - if you want your rom-coms smart, funny, and empathetic, "Bananapants" delivers!


  57. #57
    Fall with Me
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    Book 4 in the series:Playing For Keeps

    Fall with Me - Playing For Keeps by Becka Mack
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    Come for the hockey bad boy and fiery photographer, stay for the banter, feels, and cat shenanigans. Fall With Me is a spicy, heartwarming romance that’s practically impossible to put down.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Playing For Keeps )

  58. #58

    If It Makes You Happy by Julie Olivia
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    Come for the 90s nostalgia and small town autumn magic; stay for heartfelt characters, a slow-burn love story, and all the cozy feels. If you want a warm hug in book form (with a side of baking!), you’ll want to move into Copper Run, Vermont ASAP.


  59. #59
    Bewitching Rhaego
    Book 8 in the series:Clecanian

    Bewitching Rhaego - Clecanian by Victoria Aveline
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    A deliciously sweet, slow-burn romance set in a fascinating alien world - perfect for Clecanian fans and anyone who loves an epic love story with a cinnamon-roll hero. If you like your sci-fi with heart, hope, and heat, add this to your must-read list.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Clecanian )

  60. #60

    A Darkness So Sweet - The Kingdom Below by Emma Hamm
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    A sweet and spicy monster romance with heart, depth, and a richly imagined world - perfect for fans of enemies-to-lovers and fantasy creatures. Some pacing issues, but plenty to love if you enjoy monsters with soft centers.


  61. #61

    Bull Moon Rising - Royal Artifactual Guild by Ruby Dixon
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    A spicy, fun, and imaginative romantasy adventure - perfect for fans who love adventurous heroines, monster romance, and found families. Not for the faint of heart or spice-averse, but a delight for Ruby Dixon fans!


  62. #62

    The Earl Who Isn't - Wedgeford Trials by Courtney Milan
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    Nobody knows that Andrew Uchida is the rightful heir of an earl. Not his friends, not his neighbors, not even the yard-long beans growing in his experimental garden. If the truth of his existence became public, the blue-blooded side of his family wou

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    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Wedgeford Trials )

  63. #63

    The Scandal of Rose by Joanna Shupe
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    Smart, dramatic, and seriously sexy - this Gilded Age novella is a deliciously quick escape for romance lovers, especially fans of forbidden affairs and opulent historical settings.


  64. #64

    The Beast Takes a Bride - The Palace of Rogues by Julie Anne Long
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    A beautifully written, heartfelt second-chance romance that's rich in emotion and nuanced character growth - perfect for fans of angsty but ultimately uplifting love stories.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Palace of Rogues )

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    Voluptuous
    Book 3.5 in the series:The Bed Me Books

    Voluptuous - The Bed Me Books by Felicity Niven
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    A heartfelt, steamy, and character-rich Regency romance - slow to ignite but worth the wait, as long as you're comfortable with its mature themes and unconventional trajectory.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Bed Me Books )

  66. #66

    The Finest Print by Erin Langston
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    A warm, smart, and sexy historical romance with a fiercely lovable heroine, a cinnamon-roll hero, and impeccable period detail. If you like your love stories with heart, brains, and substance, don’t miss this!


  67. #67

    The Mistress Experience - Society of Sirens by Scarlett Peckham
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    Steamy, bold, and impossibly readable - but not for everyone. If you love sassy heroines, awkwardly sweet heroes, and stories that don’t shy away from risqué territory, dive in. If constant snark and historical liberties bug you, it might be a pass.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Society of Sirens )

  68. #68
    Dear Rosie,
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    Book 2 in the series:Love Letters

    Dear Rosie, - Love Letters by S.J. Tilly
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    An emotional, heartfelt second-chance romance that delivers tears, laughter, and genuine healing - Rosie and Nate will live rent-free in your heart long after the last page.


  69. #69
    Love, Utley
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    Book 1 in the series:Love Letters

    Love, Utley - Love Letters by S.J. Tilly
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    A sweet, swoony, and spicy second-chance romance with endearing characters and just the right amount of emotional depth - ideal for fans of contemporary love stories with heart.


  70. #70
    Well Bred
    Book 1 in the series:Whatever it Takes

    Well Bred - Whatever it Takes by Adriana Anders
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    A scorchingly hot, deeply felt second-chance-at-hope romance, perfect for fans of nuanced characters and heart-tugging love stories. If you can handle a stubborn heroine and a touch of angst, it's definitely worth the read!


  71. #71
    The Wingman
    Book 3 in the series:Vancouver Storm

    The Wingman - Vancouver Storm by Stephanie Archer
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    A cute, heartwarming hockey romance with lovable leads and tons of banter. If you crave a slow-burn friends-to-lovers with found family and just the right amount of spice, you’ll have a great time with The Wingman!


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Vancouver Storm )

  72. #72

    Throne of Secrets - Prince of Sin by Kerri Maniscalco
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    A seductive and entertaining addition to the series - packed with tension, magic, and spicy romance. Not everyone will love it as much as the first, but it’s a must for fans of fantasy drama and forbidden attraction.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Prince of Sin )

  73. #73

    Love vs The Scarecrow! - Frightful Loves by Cassandra Gannon
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    Nevermore County, 2000: Lori Hatake's future isn't going how she'd hoped. She's broke, her boyfriend ran off with her cousin, and she just witnessed a grisly murder. A demonic Scarecrow killed a woman at the annual bonfire party, right in front of Lo

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  74. #74

    Guarded by the Nightmare - Monster Security Agency by Cassie Alexander
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    No one survives hiring me. Not even her.

    I'm a Nightmare, a creature that feeds on fear, and I'm capable of boundless cruelty-which is why my services come at a steep price: the life of the person who hired me. As such, the only people who hire me o

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    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Monster Security Agency )

  75. #75

    Guarded by the Phantom - Monster Security Agency by Layla Fae
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    A delightful and surprisingly emotional monster romance with an unforgettable, offbeat hero. If unique characters and sassy dialogue are your thing, don’t miss this one!


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Monster Security Agency )

  76. #76

    Guarded by the Vodnik - Monster Security Agency by Layla Fae
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    She poured fire into my cold, emotionless heart. Now all I see and feel is her. I'm a cold-blooded killer from the deep, always getting MSA's most hazardous underwater tasks. Fear and emotion are foreign to me, which makes me efficient but too callou

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    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Monster Security Agency )

  77. #77

    Guarded by the Golem - Monster Security Agency by Cara Wylde
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    Morals have no place in my line of work.

    Monster Security Agency stands on neutral ground. As long as the client pays, we don't question their motives. Especially when the job is as easy as the one I'm on now.

    All I have to do is stand guard outs

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  78. #78

    Bound and Tide - Villains & Virtues by A.K. Caggiano
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    A fun, witty, and darkly charming romance set in a beloved world - perfect for series fans, but newcomers or those expecting another slow burn might not find it quite as magical.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Villains & Virtues )

  79. #79

    Resisting the Alien Rider - Cowboy Colony Mail-Order Brides by Ursa Dax
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    Warm, witty, and wonderfully emotional - this is a sweet, character-driven romance with loads of heart and found-family feels. If you love cozy sci-fi westerns, pick it up!


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cowboy Colony Mail-Order Brides )

  80. #80

    Wrangled by the Alien Rancher - Cowboy Colony Mail-Order Brides by Ursa Dax
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    This is a fun, adorable, and uplifting alien romance that balances humor, emotion, and swoony moments perfectly. If you love quirky chemistry and wholesome, spicy fun, it's a must-read!


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cowboy Colony Mail-Order Brides )

  81. #81

    Married to the Alien Cowboy - Cowboy Colony Mail-Order Brides by Ursa Dax
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    Adorable alien cowboys + strong human heroines = the ultimate comfort read! It’s sweet, funny, and packed with all the warm fuzzies. Perfect for a feel-good binge or refreshing your reading palate.


  82. #82

    Two Can Play by Ali Hazelwood
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    Short, spicy, and quintessentially Hazelwood, Two Can Play is a must-listen for fans looking for a quick hit of romance and tension - just be ready for some audiobook quirks along the way!


  83. #83

    Not Another Love Song by Julie Soto
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    A spicy, heartfelt romance set in the lush world of classical music, perfect for fans of emotional, character-driven love stories - just be ready for a few melodramatic twists and turns!


  84. #84

    Heads Will Roll by Josh Winning
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    A fun, sometimes cheeky slasher romp that's perfect for fans of campy horror and dark humor - even if it doesn't reinvent the axe (or ax)! Great for an entertaining, breezy read with a dose of social critique.


  85. #85

    Wilderness Reform by Matt Query
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    Wilderness Reform by Matt and Harrison Query tells the story of Ben, a troubled thirteen-year-old who is sentenced to a wilderness camp instead of juvenile detention. The camp, located in the remote Montana mountains, seems like a place for rehabilitation, but Ben soon senses that something sinister lurks beneath its surface. The book starts strong with an intense prologue that immediately captures attention, but the pacing slows significantly as it progresses, making character development feel stagnant. While the atmosphere is well-crafted, the horror elements fail to deliver the expected thrills, leaving the reader wanting more as the story drags on with little action until the final chapters.


  86. Taking Flight: From War Orphan to Star Ballerina is an inspiring memoir by Michaela DePrince, detailing her extraordinary journey from the war-torn country of Sierra Leone to becoming a professional ballerina. The book vividly captures her early hardships, including the trauma she faced as an orphan and the challenges of adapting to life in the United States after being adopted. Through the lens of ballet, Michaela's story unfolds with themes of resilience, family support, and the pursuit of dreams against all odds.

    The writing style is compelling and easy to follow, filled with natural dialogue and heartfelt reflections. Readers will find themselves quickly turning the pages as Michaela shares her triumphs and struggles. The narrative balances emotional depth with moments of hope and inspiration, making it relatable even to those unfamiliar with ballet. Overall, Taking Flight is a beautifully written testament to the human spirit and the impact of love and determination.


  87. #87

    The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife by Anna Johnston
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    A warm, funny, and moving read that celebrates kindness and second chances. Expect to laugh, cry, and come away with a smile - just be ready for a little silliness along the way.


  88. A bold and hopeful vision of a post-capitalist New York told through inventive, interview-style storytelling - perfect for those tired of dystopias and longing for inspiration, but less suited for fans of conventional plot-driven novels.


  89. #89

    Raw Dog: The Naked Truth About Hot Dogs by Jamie Loftus
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    A laugh-out-loud, off-the-wall journey through the world of hot dogs and the messy beauty of America, with loads of heart (and plenty of weird toppings). Come for the wieners, stay for the unfiltered storytelling. Highly recommended for fun-loving foodies and fans of memoirs with a bite!


  90. #90

    We Won't Be Here Tomorrow and Other Stories by Margaret Killjoy
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    Punchy, twisty, and full of heart - an energetic collection for lovers of unconventional, queer, and radical speculative fiction.


  91. #91

    The Sapling Cage - Daughters of the Empty Throne by Margaret Killjoy
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    The Sapling Cage is the first book in Margaret Killjoy's Daughters of the Empty Throne trilogy, following Lorel, a boy who longs to be a girl and become a witch. The plot revolves around Lorel's journey as she disguises herself to join a coven of witches, while unraveling a dark mystery threatening the magical landscape. The writing is crisp and vivid, showcasing deep character development and themes of gender identity, friendship, and personal growth, set against a backdrop of a unique fantasy world filled with magic, witches, and moral challenges.

    Killjoy's prose delivers a compelling narrative that intertwines Lorel's internal struggles with societal expectations, making her a relatable and intriguing character. However, some readers found the pacing slow and the plot somewhat unfocused, as it sometimes feels like various themes and adventures compete for attention. Despite these criticisms, the book's exploration of contemporary issues within a fantastical context has drawn many fans, setting the stage for further adventures in future installments.


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    After The Revolution by Robert Evans
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    A fast-paced, gritty, and thought-provoking dystopian romp through a fractured future America. If you like action, cyberpunk, and big questions about society, give it a shot - bonus points if you enjoy a good dose of irreverence.


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    Astral Season, Beastly Season by Tahi Saihate
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    Astral Season, Beastly Season is the debut novel by Japanese writer Tahi Saihate. This thrilling book is a meditation on belonging, the objectification of young popstars, and teenage alienation.

    The story follows Morishita and Yamashiro, two high-s

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    Desert Creatures by Kay Chronister
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    Atmospheric, weird, and thought-provoking - Desert Creatures is a unique sci-fi western that will especially impress those who love immersive settings and aren’t afraid of a little ambiguity.


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    Nails and Eyes by Kaori Fujino
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    A thoughtful, offbeat, and subtly unsettling trio of stories - perfect for fans of Japanese fiction and quiet, psychological horror, but those craving straightforward endings may want to look elsewhere.


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    Nineteen Claws and a Black Bird by Agustina Bazterrica
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    A daring, dark, and deliciously weird short story collection that’s perfect for fans of unsettling surrealism, though it might not win over everyone - especially those seeking tidy endings or lighter fare.


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    Gender Euphoria by Laura Kate Dale
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    A must-read collection brimming with joy and affirmation - gender euphoria in every shade, told by voices across the spectrum. Dip in whenever you need hope, validation, or a reminder: there’s real happiness in being true to yourself.


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    Interstellar MegaChef - Flavour Hacker by Lavanya Lakshminarayan
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    A smart, funny, and surprisingly deep sci-fi culinary adventure - more layered than it first appears, and a must-try for foodies and genre lovers alike. Come for the cooking, stay for the thought-provoking exploration of culture and identity. Just be ready to wait for book two!


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    Walking Practice by Dolki Min
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    Wildly weird, thought-provoking, and not for the squeamish - Walking Practice is a short, sharp, and unforgettable sci-fi horror romp that's perfect if you crave something truly different.


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    But Not Too Bold by Hache Pueyo
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    But Not Too Bold by Hache Pueyo is a short novella that blends gothic horror and sapphic romance. The story follows D lia, who becomes the Keeper of the Keys for the mysterious Lady Anatema, a monstrous spider woman. As D lia navigates her new role, she faces a murder and a theft connected to the Lady's past brides, all while exploring a richly described, eerie world filled with spiders and intrigue.

    The writing style is vivid and atmospheric, drawing readers into a captivating yet creepy setting. Though some find the plot thin and characters underdeveloped, many appreciate the unique premise and the intriguing interactions between D lia and Anatema. With a mixture of whimsy and horror, Pueyo’s novella is both charming and unsettling, appealing to those who enjoy strange and unconventional tales.


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