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Tag: romance

“Just for the Summer” by Abby Jimenez

Justin writes a viral Reddit post about his curse where every woman he dates goes on to find their soulmate the second they break up. Emma has this same problem, so she slides into his DMs and they band together to break their curses by “dating” each other so they will both be able to find their soulmates after they break up.

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“Divine Rivals” by Rebecca Ross

This enchanting historical war-time romantasy story starts with “anonymous” epistolary letters between the main characters, paralleled with their rival positions at the local newspaper, before focusing more on the grittiness and realities of war.

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“The Fake Mate” by Lana Ferguson

Spicy paranormal werewolf/shifter romance about a nurse and a doctor who have to fake date, but unbeknownst to them, they are a perfect pairing: an Alpha and Omega.

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“Done and Dusted” by Lyla Sage

This is a quick small town country/cowboy romance between Emmy and her older brother’s best friend when she moves back to her hometown after a riding accident.

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“Fourth Wing” by Rebecca Yarros

If you like easy-to-read, immersive stories that give you 2014 nostalgia with trials and tests as well as great worldbuilding, this one is for you.

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“Next of Kin” by Hannah Bonam-Young

An easy, flowing read that shows the struggles of adoption and the foster system and how important family is.

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“Check & Mate” by Ali Hazelwood

An effortless and delightful young adult read about an older sibling taking on a lot of financial struggles for her family by playing in a chess tournament.

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“Romancing Mister Bridgerton” by Julia Quinn

This spicy regency historical romance from the Bridgerton series follows Penelope and Colin as they start to become something more than friends.

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“Shiver” by Maggie Stiefvater

If you’re like me and think Bella chose the wrong one in Twilight…

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“Teach the Torches to Burn: A Romeo & Juliet Remix” by Caleb Roehrig

A Romeo & Juliet LGBTQ+ retelling following a relationship between Romeo and Mercutio’s brother Valentine.

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