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This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a steamy, sex-positive contemporary sports romance. Recommended for fans of Hannah Grace, Tessa Bailey, and Elena Armas.
A big-hearted queer rom-com that delivers laughs from start to finish. Beguelin’s adult debut is sure to appeal to fans of Timothy Janovsky and Steven Rowley.
Full of emotional depth and abundant holiday charm, this story is sure to delight readers looking for a lighthearted, Hallmark Holiday–style Christmas romance. Share with listeners who enjoyed Roan Parrish’s The Holiday Trap.
What begins as a reluctant partnership gradually transforms into an uplifting tale of romance and second chances. Stone’s (Love, Holly) latest is a warm and gentle listen, recommended for Falon Ballard’s All I Want Is You or Samantha Chase’s A Dash of Christmas.
Library displays highlight the collection and aid readers as they browse and find their next read, view, or listen. To help prompt display ideas and find titles to keep them stocked, LJ offers Display Shelf. Use this list to generate a quick display on the circulation desk or to fill an end-cap. The suggestions also offer RA librarians a handy list of popular titles on a range of high-interest genres and subjects. Celebrate Pride Month with a display full of new romance titles featuring LGBTQIA+ characters.
In her first adult novel, Bell (Liar’s Kingdom, writing as Christine Calella) turns the wit and charm all the way up. It is a perfect read for fans of Austen adaptations and also an excellent suggestion for those looking for a classic enemies-to-lovers storyline.
It won’t take readers long to figure out that Erik isn’t the villain he paints himself to be, but that won’t affect their enjoyment of this fun and sexy road-trip romance between perfectly mismatched witches. Although this is the second in Flynn’s “Sherwood Witches” series, after Witcha Gonna Do?, it can stand alone.
Sweeney’s follow-up to Take Me Home is a love letter to public librarianship, third spaces, and romance. Recommend to readers who also enjoy Kate Clayborn or Anita Kelly.
Turner (Cole and Laila Are Just Friends) has written another charming rom-com with a quirky small-town setting that features characters from past books. Recommend to readers who enjoy chaste small-town romances with heart.
Deaver’s (Okay, Cupid) adult debut will win fans with Peter’s awkwardness and quiet appeal, though Eli’s waffling nature may frustrate some. The romance is lighthearted without glossing over the societal challenges experienced by Peter and by Eli, who is a trans man.
Fairbanks’s second Galway-set story (after Morbidly Yours) is a sexy and sentimental second-chance romance that explores the true power of forgiveness. Perfect for fans of Abby Jimenez, Emily Henry, and Tessa Bailey.
Finz (Nothing Less than Magic) pens a charmer, with a surprise inheritance, hidden treasure, a psychic, multiple romantic possibilities, and familial relationships of every dynamic.
This enemies-to-lovers story is fast-paced and ultra steamy. Martin’s (Next-Door Nemesis) fans and readers who appreciate romances without a third-act breakup will be enchanted.
This intense first entry in Miller’s new dark-academia romance series, a spinoff of the “Monsters and Muses” series, is full of heat and violence and the same allusions to Greek mythology that her readers know and love.
YA author West’s (Better Than Revenge) adult debut gives second-chance romance and opposites-attract tropes a new twist. This engaging, witty, unputdownable romance is a must for all collections.
Set during heated nights on Florida’s coast, with characters who are flawed, fabulous, and forced to write sexy scenes together, this is a sizzling romance debut from Kahn.
Rochon’s (Pardon My Frenchie) heartfelt second-chance romance, filled with witty dialogue and endearing side characters, is sure to captivate anyone seeking a feel-good story.
Narrator Mehr Dudeja’s Indian-accented narration, delightful characterizations, and animated voice acting bring both Veer and Harsha to life, along with a wide-ranging cast of family members. Recommend Hedge’s (Match Me If You Can) latest to listeners interested in fade-to-black romances full of heart and humor.
This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a fun, fast-paced rom-com full of spies, suspense, and second chances. Recommended for fans of Tiana Smith, Sara Desai, and Alisha Rai.
While this novel features characters from Howe’s previous works, it works well as a stand-alone. Share with fans of romances celebrating plus-sized leads, such as Olivia Dade’s At First Spite or Julie Murphy’s A Merry Little Meet Cute.
Narrator Hazel Addison takes on a huge cast of characters with aplomb in this truly delightful and steamy romp loosely based on The Wizard of Oz. From the growly lion Toto to two distinct love interests for Dory, Addison’s performance makes this high-action, high-jinks-filled romance all the more stellar.
A perfect marriage of the popular historical and sports romance genres, this fun audio should also appeal to listeners seeking a refreshing Austen adaptation.
While this historical enemies-to-lovers romance entertains, the audio version may be best for diehard audio listeners. Suggest to fans of Christina Dodd or Julia Quinn.
Hazelwood’s latest is witty, funny, and geeky in all the right ways. A quick listen for fans of Jillian Meadows’s Give Me Butterflies or Hazelwood’s own Love on the Brain.
King presents a Regency romance follow-up to Spinster with a Scandalous Past that can easily be read as a stand-alone. Though light on heat, this closed-door love story is full of compelling chemistry.
Ottoni’s (Never Date a Roommate) latest is about figuring out the future and finding love, while also being an enticing love letter to Venice and Italian cuisine.
An absolutely sizzling follow-up to Whisky Business. Fletcher is a must-read author for romance fans who love a Scottish-set novel full of angst and heart.
Mallory presents a steamy story of duty and desire. Though it features characters from The Earl’s Marriage Dilemma, this fun, fast-paced Regency romance stands alone.
From fake-dating to happily-ever-after, Logan and Chloe fit so well together, and readers will be rooting for them from start to finish in the latest from Milne (Cinderella’s Moroccan Midnight Kiss).
For fans of Mettner’s previous “Secure One” series. Readers can expect the same well-written adventurous storylines they have come to love, as new and old characters are intertwined in this series starter.
The latest from Brady (Until Next Summer) features a great cast of characters set in the wonderful world of books and is a perfect read for fans of the classic rom-com You’ve Got Mail.
Harding makes her solo debut (after cowriting the “For the Love of Austen” series with Audrey Bellezza) with this romance that has a fantastic New York City setting. A perfect balm for the love-shy heart.
Told in two timelines that show the evolution of Lauren’s relationships with both Spencer and Ben, Sussman’s signature sharp writing shines in this gripping, emotional read, even if she leans to much on telling readers what’s happening instead of showing them. Longtime fans of Sussman’s work will also appreciate catching up with Gabe and Chani from her 2022 novel Funny You Should Ask.
This engaging, heartwarming, steamy contemporary romance is well-written, with depth, emotion, and absolute sincerity on every page. Fans of Thompson’s With Love, from Cold World will enjoy seeing familiar characters, and readers who love second-chance romance and forced proximity will be in dual-trope heaven.
Carter’s follow-up to The Blonde Identity is a thrilling and amusing romance featuring finely drawn characters and a twisty, page-turning story. Readers will be on the edge of their seats, unable to put this book down until they discover what happens to Alex and Michael, in spydom and in love.
Paige (Weekends with You) has written what feels like an adult coming-of-age story, with a rather reluctant heroine unsure of the consequences of spreading her wings and the double-whammy of a swoony, fairy-tale-telling hero in a lush setting. Perfect for readers looking for a transatlantic romantic escape this summer.
Bradley’s Georgian-era “Cairncross Castle” series will charm readers with a delightful blend of romance, adventure, unexpected twists, and witty humor. This is an engaging page-turner that swiftly draws readers into the world of the Highland sisters, leaving them eagerly anticipating the next installment in the series.
Readers will love the drama of this emotional New Adult romance, set in the same world as The Sound of Us. Perfect for fans of Ana Huang and Anna Todd.
Everlee handles the complicated characters of Matty and Warren well and creates a believable and compelling historical gay romance, recommended for readers of Cat Sebastian and K.J. Charles.
Dade’s (At First Spite) hilarious, ridiculous, and steamy paranormal romance is full of puns and witty banter. The plot is fantastic, and readers will be turning pages long into the night to find out what happens next.
Poston writes another lyrical and magical tale set in a cozy beach town that will make readers want to savor reading it while sitting on the sand themselves. Hand to those who also enjoy B.K. Borison and Tarah DeWitt.
A hilarious and heartfelt book about taking a chance on love after divorce and learning how to coparent amicably. This engaging rom-com should be just the ticket for fans of Falon Ballard’s Just My Type or Andie J. Christopher’s Not the Girl You Marry.
Edward (the pen name of children’s author Remy Lai) makes her adult debut with this quirky, charming, and cozy romance that’s perfect for fans of Sangu Mandanna and April Asher.
This is a satisfying genre blend that will appeal to readers who enjoy romantic suspense. Recommended for fans of contemporary romance seeking mystery elements and complex family dynamics alongside their slow-burn love.
Readers who enjoy remarkably strong women leads and crave emotionally redemptive story arcs will adore this radiantly hot enemies-to-lovers romance from Eddings (Late Bloomer).
A ghostwriter gets a second chance at love, an aspiring novelist finds a handsome writing muse, and a bestselling author finds love and adventure with her best friend in these tale of writers and romance.
Fans of Moulin Rouge and The Greatest Showman will especially appreciate this dual-timeline romance whose leading ladies in both the past and present find love.
Great Big Beautiful Life by Emily Henry is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.
Smith’s (The Boy with the Bookstore) bard-inspired, workplace enemies-to-lovers romance will appeal to readers who enjoy Tessa Bailey and Abby Jimenez.
Morris (How the Wallflower Wins a Duke) concludes the collaborative “Season To Wed” quartet with this grumpy-sunshine Regency romance; a sweet, sexy story that will leave readers smiling.
Full of scenic views, searing glances, and steamy kisses, Clarke’s (The Prince She Kissed in Paris) latest is a perfect, sizzling installment in Harlequin’s “Summer Escape” line-up to get the season started.
In the second entry of the “Marsh Mysteries” series, Cassidy (Stalked Through the Mist) returns to the vividly described swamplands of Louisiana that readers have grown to love. Recommend to fans of Ace Collins and Lisa Jackson.
Harper makes her debut with this captivating Viking romance. Set during the Macedonian Renaissance, this steamy story of forbidden love will transport readers to another era.
Helmy (A Viscount for the Egyptian Princess) begins her “Princes of Egypt” series with this story of forbidden romance. The mildly steamy, mostly adventurous romp is set in British-occupation-era Egypt.
This unputdownable romance from Renae (Cinderella’s Billion-Dollar Invitation) is a heartwarming treat for romance readers who love to see a couple become a family.
Say You’ll Remember Me by Abby Jimenez is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.