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Contemporary Romance Fantasy Mystery Paranormal Romance SciFi Urban Fantasy Contemporary Romance Unbroken (Silver Creek #3) by Maisey Yates – Aug 5th (Berkley Sensation) In the latest Silver Creek romance from USA Today bestselling author Maisey Yates, former rodeo star Cade Mitchell may never ride again, but there are still a few things he can do—like […]

Contemporary Romance Fantasy: Dark, Epic & Romance Historical Romance – Western Horror/Dystopian Urban Fantasy Contemporary Romance Straddling the Line by Jaci Burton – July 1st (Berkley) Trevor Shay has it all—a successful football and baseball career, and any woman he wants. But when he finds out his college mentor’s daughter is in trouble, he drops

Contemporary Romance Fantasy (Epic) Historical Romance New Adult Paranormal Romance Romantic Suspense SciFi Urban Fantasy Contemporary Romance One Lesson (Pacific Blue #0.5) by Lorelie Brown – June 3rd (Signet) In this steamy novella, it’ll take just one surfing lesson from a sexy billionaire to turn a beautiful, buttoned-up lawyer’s life upside down… As a lawyer

Contemporary Romance Erotica Fantasy Romance New Adult Paranormal Romance Romantic Suspense SciFi SteamPunk/Weird Western Urban Fantasy Contemporary Romance It happened One Wedding (FBI/US Attorney #5) by Julie James – May 6th (Jove) SHE KNOWS BETTER THAN TO SAY “I DO” After a humiliating end to her engagement, investment banker Sidney Sinclair is done with commitment-phobic

Contemporary Romance Fantasy/Fantasy Romance Historical Romance Paranormal Romance Romantic Suspense SciFi Romance Contemporary Romance The Day He Kissed Her (Bad Boys of Crystal Lake #3) by Juliana Stone – April 1st (Sourcebooks Casablanca) He can’t wait to leave… Mac Draper finally has everything he’s always wanted: An amazing career. A New York City apartment. He’s

Contemporary Romance Erotica Romance Fantasy Historical Romance Paranormal Romance Romantic Suspense Urban Fantasy Contemporary Romance It’s Always Been You (Coming Home #5) by Jessica Scott – Mar 4th (Forever/Grand Central Publishing) There is no job like company command. Commanders must be all things to all people and are often inadequately prepared to assume these roles.