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Alicia Thompson
Alicia Thompson is a writer, reader, and Paramore superfan. As a teen, she appeared in an episode of 48 hours in the audience of a local murder trial, where she broke the fourth wall by looking directly into the camera. She currently lives in Florida with her husband and two children.
Genres: Romance, Cozy Mystery
New and upcoming books
Novels
Love in the Time of Serial Killers (2022)
With Love, From Cold World (2023)
Never Been Shipped (2025)
In Every Possible Way (2026)
With Love, From Cold World (2023)
Never Been Shipped (2025)
In Every Possible Way (2026)
Alicia Thompson recommends
Home for the Homicides (2026)
(Holly & Mark Mystery, book 1)
Elle Cosimano and Hannah Morrissey
"Holly and Mark are the bickering, bantering, sexual-tensioning, crime-solving duo of my dreams! The town of Christmas is almost too idyllic to be believed - you're not even supposed to drop an f-bomb, much less kill someone. But when rivals Holly and Mark pair up to solve the picture-perfect town's first murder, they end up learning a lot more about each other than just the case. Delightfully zany with clever meta nods to all the favorite tropes of mystery and romance, this genre mash-up is a true gift."
Doomsdate (2026)
Laura Piper Lee
"Who would I trust more with the zombie apocalypse rom-com of my dreams than Laura Piper Lee? Laugh-out-loud funny and sexy as hell, Doomsdate is a blast from start to finish, from the strangest blind date you've ever heard of, to road-tripping through the end of the world. If a zombie apocalypse ever happened in real life I'd be done for, but in case I made it out . . . could I bring this book?"
Return to Sender (2026)
Stephanie Parente
"Some books are hard to talk about without just saying: Read this. Stephanie Parente's Return to Sender is everything I love about romance - it's tender, vulnerable, and hot, and it makes me see the world in the best possible light. A road trip always hits, but a road trip with one taciturn man who slowly opens up, one grieving woman who rearranges his brain just by wearing a red dress, and one teenager they'd both do anything to make smile? Stephanie Parente's debut hits every emotional note in such a special, reaffirming way."
The Open Era (2026)
Edward Schmit
"With the intensity of Challengers and the sweetness of Wimbledon, Edward Schmit's debut The Open Era has quickly become one of my top pieces of tennis media ever. I love Austin Hardy -- I could write an essay about how much I love Austin Hardy. He's up against so much pressure, both on the court but also off, where he's navigating late night hangs in hotel rooms, spinning out about read receipts, and falling in love with the last person he ever thought he would. The anxiety representation in Austin was especially poignant and well-drawn, where I can both feel exactly how he's feeling and also want to protect him at all costs. The Open Era is such a special book."
If Books Could Kill (2026)
Kate Eberle
"If Books Could Kill is a true powerhouse. Crime, romance, humor, wink-wink nudge-nudge literary commentary, this debut from Kate Eberle has it all! If you've ever wondered what it would be like to be trapped inside your favorite novel, or to find love where you least expect it, or to Grand Theft Auto someone (you'll see), you will absolutely love this book. I tore through the pages!"
Chase Me If You Can (2026)
Heather Frances
"I felt this book in my bones - the humidity of a summer storm, the crisp jolt of lightning against a night sky, the aching tenderness of having that one person you know you shouldn't be into touch you in just the right way. Wes and Sloane both came to storm chasing for their own reasons, and it was so powerful to watch them grapple with those even while they realized they were better working together than apart. Heather Frances' Chase Me If You Can is a unicorn of a romance debut."
Star Shipped (2026)
Cat Sebastian
"There's a slow burn, and then there's a Cat Sebastian slow burn, which is where I would spend the rest of my life if I could. Told with such exquisite, specific, tender care, Simon and Charlie's journey from homoerotically shipped costars and on-set enemies to friends and full-blown lovers is such a joy. Star Shipped is one of those books that will burrow its way into your heart and never, ever leave."
Drive Me Crazy (2026)
Lizzy Dent
"Lizzy Dent's Drive Me Crazy makes pit stops at all my favorite microtropes - painful unrequited childhood crushes, karaoke songs that mask deep feelings, 'here let me get your back' sunscreen application - and introduced me to a few new ones. I love the history between Chloe and Matt, who deeply respect each other's competence on and off the track, but who can't help but have the hots for each other as they work in such close proximity. Sparks fly between them the whole time, and it got my heart racing for sure!"
Secret Nights and Northern Lights (2025)
Megan Oliver
"Megan Oliver's debut Secret Nights and Northern Lights is childhood sweethearts, friends-to-lovers, second chance romance perfection. I believe so strongly in Ben and Mona's love for each other back then -- when he had a cute nickname for her that only he would use; when he stood up for her with her brothers; when she was always there for him even when he had struggles she didn't know about. And I believe so wholeheartedly in their happily ever after now, even if it took traveling all the way to Iceland to break the ice between them. Oliver excels at tender moments, relatable characters, and stunning scene descriptions in a book that had me completely immersed from beginning to end. Oliver is a gorgeous new voice in romance!"
Some Kind of Famous (2025)
Ava Wilder
"I am on my knees every single day, grateful to be in a timeline where Ava Wilder is writing books and I get to read them. Some Kind of Famous is the absolute peak of romance - tender and vulnerable and deeply moving and so sexy it'll give you butterflies. I am obsessed with Ava Wilder's mind and want as much of it as I can possibly ever get."
Hopelessly Teavoted (2025)
(Hallowcross, book 1)
Audrey Goldberg Ruoff
"If you're looking for Pushing Daisies vibes, a cozy Stars Hollow-esque setting, and the weird, loving family dynamics of the Addams Family, Hopelessly Teavoted is the perfect romance for you. It gave me things I didn't even know to want - like you've heard of a they take the gloves off scene, but have you ever heard of one where they leave the gloves on? With her warm, assured voice, Audrey Goldberg Ruoff is an absolute star."
The Heartbreak Hotel (2025)
Ellen O'Clover
"The Heartbreak Hotel is such a gorgeous, affirming book -- beautiful on a sentence level and powerful on an emotional level. I fell in love with Henry, good with dogs and closed-off with grief, and Louisa, great at helping other people through heartache even when she's going through her own. Ellen O'Clover has such a talent for well-drawn characters and big feelings, I know I will be anticipating every single book she ever puts out."
Zomromcom (2025)
(Supernatural Entanglements, book 1)
Olivia Dade
"An action-packed adventure with a sharp, clever writing voice that makes the whole story just fly by... I could read Olivia Dade books for all eternity."
If Not For My Baby (2025)
Kate Golden
"Nothing makes me feel quite like music does, and this passionate, angsty, tender rockstar romance from Kate Golden lit me up in all the same places. I would go anywhere with this book -- on a tour bus to every major city in America, or all the way to a castle in County Kerry. If Not for My Baby might be contemporary romance, but it reads like pure fantasy in Kate Golden's capable hands."
He's to Die For (2025)
Erin Dunn
"I loved Rav Trivedi, the sharp-dressed, sharp-eyed detective at the center of Erin Dunn's He's to Die For, and was holding my breath to see how he'd manage to "get his man" and get his man, if you feel me. The romance in He's to Die For was perhaps the biggest surprise of all, as it was sweet and sexy and satisfying enough to make me almost forget there were actual lives at stake. Almost . . ."
Battle of the Bookstores (2025)
Ali Brady
"Ali Brady's Battle of the Bookstores is the perfect enemies-to-friends-to-lovers romance filled with sharp banter and swoony book-talk. What can I say, I'm trash for when two characters are getting to know each other on a deep, intimate level through anonymous text exchanges without realizing that they're talking to the very person who's completely scrambled their brain in real life, and that trope is so well-executed here. I wanted all the walls between Ryan and Josie to come down -- not just the ones between their rival shops -- and when they did it was oh so satisfying. A book lover's dream!"
What Happens in Amsterdam (2025)
Rachel Lynn Solomon
"Every time I start a new Rachel Lynn Solomon romance, I'm reading greedily, tripping over myself to get to the next part, trying to slow myself down so I can savor it as long as possible. What Happens in Amsterdam delivers everything I've come to expect from Rachel: flawed, well-drawn characters; tender, intimate moments of connection; hot, emotional sex scenes; and a thoughtful examination of the world and our place in it. But this book has something extra special about it, too -- it's a love letter to Amsterdam, to the pure sweetness of first love, to the courage it takes to start a new life in a new place or to start over with someone who hurt you once before."
Left of Forever (2025)
(Spunes, book 2)
Tarah DeWitt
"Tarah DeWitt's Left of Forever packs such an emotional punch -- the pressure it can put on a relationship when you have a kid young, the bittersweetness of sending that same kid off to college still believing that relationship to be broken beyond repair. I loved watching Wren and Ellis find their way back to each other, both through their letters where they could express some of their truest feelings and through the time they spent together. (And oh, the time they spent together!) I would know a Tarah DeWitt romance anywhere."
Dream On, Ramona Riley (2025)
(Clover Lake , book 1)
Ashley Herring Blake
"Ashley Herring Blake writes sweet, sexy romances with a supporting cast of queer found family like no one else. In Dream On, Ramona Riley, I was so invested in Ramona and Dylan rediscovering the fireworks they'd felt with each other even as far back as an early teenage encounter. Set in a Schitt's Creek-esque small town filled with homey diners and gossip and secret places, this book is such a breath of fresh air. I can't wait to spend more time in Clover Lake!"
And They Were Roommates (2025)
Page Powars
"Page Powars books always sparkle with witty humor and so much heart! I had such a blast with this fresh new take on a boarding school story. To channel Charlie, I would say roses are red, violets are blue, I loved this book... and I think you will, too!"
Unromance (2025)
Erin Connor
"Filled with sparkling banter, clever nods to the genre, and scorching hot scenes, Erin Connor's Unromance is a perfect homage to all the best romcoms."
Temple of Swoon (2025)
Jo Segura
"Temple of Swoon is a true adventure romcom - filled with snappy banter, heart-pounding twists and turns, and a romance between two people who were lost until they found each other. Jo Segura has such a talent for writing cinematic prose and chemistry between characters that will absolutely sweep you away. No one in romance is doing exactly what she is - no one!"
A Grim Reaper's Guide to Catching a Killer (2024)
(S.C.Y.T.H.E. Mystery, book 1)
Maxie Dara
"I was hooked right away by the inventive premise of Maxie Dara's A Grim Reaper's Guide to Catching a Killer, but it was the relationships that really did me in. I loved watching Kathy bond with Conner, a dead teenager, and work through her relationship with recent-almost-ex-husband Simon, all set against the backdrop of a surprisingly corporate job in human soul logistics. Funny and warm and full of little moments that kept me guessing, A Grim Reaper's Guide to Catching a Killer is a delightfully fresh mystery!"
Christmas is All Around (2024)
Martha Waters
"I want Martha Waters to write whatever she wants, but I also kinda want Martha Waters to only write cozy Christmas romances until the end of time because she does it SO WELL. From the moment of their felt reindeer costume striptease meet-cute, Graham and Charlotte's banter absolutely sparkled. Their story was also such a lovely meditation on figuring out what you want your life to look like, letting go of some of the past while still honoring it for how it's brought you to where you are. I already look forward to rereading this book every Christmas season!"
The Serial Killer Guide to San Francisco (2024)
(Serial Killer Guide to San Francisco Mysteries, book 1)
Michelle Chouinard
"I could practically feel the heavy San Francisco fog as I was reading . . . I was glued to the pages!"
One on One (2024)
Jamie Harrow
"Jamie Harrow's One on One is such a sweet, sexy, and deeply sincere debut. It's a book all about showing up, whether on the basketball court, for the person you love, or for yourself. It made me feel all the expansive heart-thumping feelings -- the anticipatory tension of setting up a free throw, the surge of adrenaline from a game-winning buzzer beater, the absolute power of a first kiss when you can tell it means something. I know I'll be thinking about this book for a long time!"
The Most Famous Girl in the World (2024)
Iman Hariri-Kia
"If you found yourself all the way down the Anna Delvey rabbit hole like I did, then The Most Famous Girl in the World is the perfect book for you. There's such a relatable bite to Iman Hariri-Kia's voice, a surprising vulnerability in her guarded characters, and a clever construction to this game of cat-and-mouse that will leave you guessing. I was completely immersed in the world of this book!"
The Truth According to Ember (2024)
Danica Nava
"My heart was in my stomach as I watched Ember weave herself a tangled web and have to figure her way out. Danica Nava's The Truth According to Ember gives us a fresh, relatable heroine in Ember, who has been so focused on helping everyone else that she doesn't always know how to ask for help herself. And Danuwoa! No wonder Ember blushes every time the swoony IT technician tells her to unplug it and plug it back in. This book provided the perfect escape mixed with the perfect amount of grounded reality, bringing the characters to life."
Love and Other Conspiracies (2024)
Mallory Marlowe
"If Hayden and Hallie's show Out There were real, I would ABSOLUTELY be in the comment threads shipping them and posting timestamps for my favorite close encounters. Mallory Marlowe's debut Love and Other Conspiracies is the most fun possible -- chock-full of references to conspiracies that can be debated but also chemistry that can't be denied. I'm obsessed with this book!"
Four Weekends and a Funeral (2024)
Ellie Palmer
"I fell all the way for the slow, warm unfolding of friendship and love in this poignant debut from Ellie Palmer. From the wintery Minnesota setting to the banter over the best way to enjoy Girl Scout cookies, there's so much in Four Weekends and a Funeral that reminds you of how special it is to find someone who quickly becomes your new favorite person. I already want to reread this book all over again; it feels like a comfort I will return to many times!"
Not You Again (2024)
Ingrid Pierce
"Not You Again is as swoony and angst-filled as the best second chance romances and as bingeable as the most dramatic reality show. Having to marry a stranger is one thing, but having to marry the ex you never got over? And let it all play out on TV? I was salivating over this premise."
It Had to Be You (2024)
Eliza Jane Brazier
"Twisty-turny, slyly funny, and hot as hell--It Had to Be You by Eliza Jane Brazier had me on the edge of my seat. The writing is as sharp as an assassin's blade, the chemistry between the two rival contract killers absolutely explosive. I had no idea what was about to happen next but I knew I was along for the ride!"
The Confidence Games (2024)
Tess Amy
"Clever and fast-paced and fun, The Confidence Games had me on the edge of my seat trying to figure out how Nellie and Emma were going to con their way out of this one. I loved the friendship between the two women and the theme of found family throughout, showing that even people who play tricks for a living want to have an open and trusting heart when it matters. Reading this book felt like peeking inside a luxury watch's mechanism to see how it all works - I'm in awe of the way Tess Amy put this puzzle together!"
Rules for Second Chances (2024)
Maggie North
"If I loved this book less, I might be able to talk about it more. Maggie North's Rules for Second Chances is a beautiful marriage-in-trouble romance about seeing yourself reflected in someone's starry eyes but needing to find yourself first. yes, and . . . It's also a novel about the power of improv to learn how to live in the moment and reconcile your past with your future. yes, and . . . North's poignant sentences live in my body as a physical ache. When it comes to anything North writes, I will always be saying yes, yes, yes."
Right Where We Left Us (2024)
Jen Devon
"Jen Devon has such a talent for making me ache. I felt the history between Duncan and Temperance in Right Where We Left Us like I was personally there for all of it -- the poignant sweetness of a cheap ring slid on a finger, the frantic passion at a drive-in theater, the hopeless ending where they each came up against their own limitations. And then when they're brought back into each other's lives, this beautiful second-chance romance was the slowest of burns until it absolutely caught fire. I want to live in Devon's Brady family universe forever."
But How Are You, Really (2024)
Ella Dawson
"Ella Dawson's But How Are You, Really lives in my chest as a deep, aching blue. The whole time I was reading I had that expansive feeling like I could cry at any moment -- for sadness at some of what Charlotte has been through, but also for the sheer joyful triumph of watching Charlotte with her supportive friend group, her creative awakening as an artist, her hot and tender second chance with the love she wasn't ready for back in college. Sharply funny and observant, But How Are You, Really managed to make me nostalgic for places I've never been and people I've never met. It is easily one of the best books I've read in a long time."
Birding with Benefits (2024)
Sarah T Dubb
"Birding with Benefits takes its time, will make you blush, will make you want to go BIRDING (I have never been so hot for birds in my whole life). My heart is about to explode after reading this beautiful book."
Barely Even Friends (2024)
Mae Bennett
"Barely Even Friends delivers the PROMISE OF THE PREMISE of a horny Beauty & the Beast retelling . . . There was such a beautiful theme of finding home not only in a place but with another person, and Mae Bennett made me fall for Oliver and Bellamy as they discovered that in each other."
The Prospects (2024)
KT Hoffman
"The Prospects is a beautifully resonant appeal to a future where gay and trans peopleare celebrated, and even expected, in sports. . . . My heart beat fast, my feelings soared, and then I got tickets to a minor league game."
The Other Side of Disappearing (2024)
Kate Clayborn
"With her signature beautifully crafted prose, Kate Clayborn delivers another masterclass in romance with The Other Side of Disappearing. I fell completely in love with prickly, private Jess and Adam, the big-hearted giant of a man who's gone for her from the start. I was so intrigued to follow the clues about what happened in the past, but so, so invested in Jess and Adam building a future together in a way that was careful and tender and achingly true. I never disappear into a book the way I do into Clayborn's."
Kilt Trip (2024)
Alexandra Kiley
"Kilt Trip is such a charming and sure-footed debut from a promising new voice in romance. I fell in love with Addie, a woman on her own personal journey, and Logan, a big-hearted tour guide who knows how to rock a kilt, set against the dreamy backdrop of Scotland. This book made me feel cozy and cared for in all the best ways."
Till There Was You (2024)
Lindsay Hameroff
"Falling for a talented musician who writes dreamy songs about you is pure wish fulfillment, and that's exactly what Lindsay Hameroff delivers in Till There Was You! Fans of Holly James and Amanda Elliot won't want to miss this one!"
Sex, Lies and Sensibility (2024)
Nikki Payne
"Sex, Lies and Sensibility reads like the most delicious soap opera! There were partsthat had me positively cackling; parts that had me absolutely sweating; and a whole that tugged on my heart as I rooted for these two people who'd put sense and duty above all else to find something passionate and real together. Nikki Payne is a true ARTIST and her medium is tension, hilarity, and whip-smart updates on the classics. The more I know of the world, the more I am convinced that I shall never get tired of Nikki Payne's voice!"
The Breakup Tour (2024)
Austin Siegemund-Broka and Emily Wibberley
"You know that moment in a song when the drums first kick in? When the music builds into an anthemic chorus? When the bridge HITS with the emotional pulse of the whole song? That was the journey Wibberley and Siegemund-Broka took me on with The Breakup Tour. I ached for all the reasons Max was saying no to the life he wasn't sure he deserved -- in the public eye, performing night after night. And all the reasons Riley had been saying yes for years, her talent and fame taking flight even as she couldn't forget the one person she'd left behind. I felt this one deep in my gut like the pounding bass of my favorite song."
Fancy Meeting You Here (2023)
Julie Tieu
"Fancy Meeting You Here might be my favorite Julie Tieu romance yet and that's saying a lot because I love Julie Tieu's books. The way Ben and Elise's relationship developed felt so natural and sweet and real, and I was very invested in both their individual futures as they pursued their creative dreams. Rounded out with a hilarious friend group and so many fun and relatable wedding experiences -- this book was a delight from start to finish!"
Sweeten the Deal (2023)
Katie Shepard
"I lived inside this book. Tall, awkward Caroline with her bright-colored athletic wear; frustrated artist Adrian with his secret particularity for painting flowers (and for Caroline) . . . I could not get enough of it. Shepard's Sweeten the Deal shows how money can complicate everything - yes, even love - but the best things in life remain free."
The Predictable Heartbreaks of Imogen Finch (2023)
Jacqueline Firkins
"The chemistry between Imogen and Eliot was off the charts in this estranged friends-to-lovers brilliance from Jacqueline Firkins. I was on the edge of my seat, reading into every unreadable look, living for every slight touch, wondering when they would finally tumble into each other so I could fall right off the cliff with them. The Predictable Heartbreaks of Imogen Finch was far from predictable and filled up my heart in all the best ways."
Love Interest (2023)
Clare Gilmore
"You might think that mentions of spreadsheets and the SEC can't be sexy but I'm here to tell you that you are very wrong! Clare Gilmore's Love Interest delivers such a flirty, fun workplace rivals-to-lovers story featuring all that and more. By the end, I was rooting for Casey and Alex to solve all their problems - in both work and love - and figure out that the missing variable in their lives was each other."
Witch of Wild Things (2023)
(Wild Magic , book 1)
Raquel Vasquez Gilliland
"Witch of Wild Things is such a beautiful story of family, friendship, and falling in love. I mean, an anonymous AIM chat relationship from high school, with the boy on the other end now all grown up into a tattooed, plant-loving man? Sisters with a thorny, complicated relationship in need of nourishing? A woman who doesn't see herself as the special, rare flower she is . . . until she does? Raquel Vasquez Gilliland's adult debut is everything I love about romance!"
This Spells Disaster (2023)
Tori Anne Martin
"There's a special kind of magic to falling in love, and in This Spells Disaster, Rory and Morgan have to figure out what's real and what's an illusion. The Witch Council, the festival, the cleverly named potion shop-I lost myself in this world and found myself wishing it were real! This sapphic witchy romance from Tori Anne Martin totally had me under its spell."
You, Again (2023)
(Dial Delights)
Kate Goldbeck
"One of those special, singular books you wish you could read for the first time again and again. It's funny and sharp, crackling with wit and chemistry, a clever homage to all the best parts of romantic comedies while making them feel new... I can't wait to revisit it every year as an ultimate comfort reread, like watching a favorite Nora Ephron movie."
Text Appeal (2023)
Amber Roberts
"Amber Roberts' debut romance Text Appeal is friends-to-lovers gloriousness as you wait to see if Lark and Toby can figure out how to take their relationship to the next level. The sexting aspect of the story is sex positive and leads to some truly hilarious encounters . . . as well as a few surprising ones. I really enjoyed this read!"
My Roommate Is a Vampire (2023)
(My Vampires, book 1)
Jenna Levine
"This debut romance by Jenna Levine is wonderfully weird and sexy as hell. The amount of care Frederick J. Fitzwilliam takes in figuring out what will get Cassie's blood pumping! (Not like that.) It's almost enough to make you want to scour Craigslist for your own potential boyfriend who'll be head over fangs for you. My Roommate is a Vampire is a whole vibe."
The Deja Glitch (2023)
Holly James
"What an inventive take on a time loop! If you've ever wondered, but what about the person who doesn't know they're in a time loop and needs to be convinced?, then Holly James' The Deja Glitch is the book for you. Jack's devotion to Gemma melted my heart, and I was rooting for him to get through to her in time to get them unstuck. It's not insta-love--t's the universe giving you as many do-overs as you need to recognize your soulmate when he's standing right in front of your face."
The Art of Scandal (2023)
Regina Black
"The combination of complex characters, gorgeous prose, and a compulsively readable plot made The Art of Scandal one of my top romances of all time. It was an ache in my throat, a crackling tension in the air, a haunting melody in my head long after I'd finished reading. I absolutely inhaled every word and am ready for everything and anything Regina Black writes in the future."
You, with a View (2023)
Jessica Joyce
"Sometimes all it takes to get back on track is a road trip with your oldest rival . . . Jessica Joyce's debut, You, with a View, stole my heart and had me absolutely sweating at the chemistry between Theo and Noelle. I will never see a vintage red Bronco, a TikTok travel video, or a man's thighs the same way again."
Someone Just Like You (2023)
Meredith Schorr
"In Meredith Schorr's Someone Just Like You, Molly and Jude have to figure out how to go from a lifetime of pranking each other to realizing they're actually perfect together. They're the definition of opposites attract, where Molly is a Type-A planner and Jude prefers to fly by the seat of his pants. The fast-paced New York City setting and family drama really rounded out the story -- and there were bonus Goldendoodles! I breezed through it!"
Beach Rivals (2023)
Georgie Tilney
"Georgie Tilney's Beach Rivals is such a love letter to bookshops and beach reads. I adored the forced proximity roommate set-up, and was rooting for Jack and Clare to realize the other wasn't nearly as defined by their seeming grump/sunshine roles as they might first appear. The side characters were so lovable and fun, and my kingdom for Simone Adair books to be real. As warm as white sand beneath your toes, as refreshing as a cool breeze - this book utterly transported me!"
Play for Me (2023)
Libby Hubscher
"I would say Play for Me had me at baseball, but really it had me at Libby Hubscherbecause I love her warm, heartfelt writing. How could I not fall head over heels for this New England boarding school setting, the grumpiest reluctant roommate, and a woman on a mission to prove something to herself? This book is like a cup of hot cider on the coldest day."
Sizzle Reel (2023)
Carlyn Greenwald
"Sizzle Reel by Carlyn Greenwald is a hilarious and tender romance featuring the most relatable journey through figuring out what love, sex, and friendship can mean. After I finished reading all I wanted to do was explore LA with a camera, curate a playlist of my favorite angsty crush songs, and put this book in the hands of every friend I can think of who really, really needs this story."
Ana Maria and The Fox (2023)
(Luna Sisters, book 1)
Liana De la Rosa
"The perfect blend of romance and intrigue."
Love and Other Scams (2023)
Philip Ellis
"A blast from start to finish, reminding me of some of my favorite things - the movie Heartbreakers, Sophie Kinsella novels, and finding someone you can talk trash with at a wedding. By some sleight of hand, Ellis had me increasingly invested in Cat and Jake's relationship even while I was legit laughing out loud at their hijinks. I loved every minute of it!"
How I'll Kill You (2023)
Ren DeStefano
"Ren DeStefano put me through the emotional ringer...I felt like I was breathing in the dry desert air, I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see what would happen next, I was rooting for the anti-hero Sissy even when I wasn't sure that I should be. I absolutely couldn't put down this propulsive thriller until I saw how it ended!"
For Twice In My Life (2023)
Annette Christie
"Annette Christie knows how to write an emotional, complicated love story. For Twice in Your Life beautifully depicts the ways you can lose yourself . . . and then find yourself again. I'll be thinking about this book long after I've turned the last page."
Best Served Hot (2023)
Amanda Elliot
"If you're looking for a real, relatable romance, look no further than Best Served Hot by Amanda Elliot! The rivals-to-lovers vibes are delicious, as are all the descriptions of food. Do not read this on an empty stomach -- you've been warned!"
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