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| Not Your Crush's Cauldron by April AsherWitch and college professor Olive Maxwell gets her very own (literal) Guardian Angel, the rebellious Bax Donovan, in this 3rd Supernatural Singles novel, after Not Your Ex's Hexes. You might also like: Celestine Martin's Elemental Love series; Jessica Clare's Hex novels; or Erin Sterling's Ex Hex series. |
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| Trouble by Lex CroucherWhen her sister falls ill, Emily Laurence takes her place as the new governess at Fairmont House, educating the children of widower Captain Edwards while searching for trinkets to sell to help her impoverished family in this "energetic and lighthearted" romance (Publishers Weekly) by the author of Infamous. You might also like: Cat Sebastian's London Highwaymen novels; K.J. Charles' The Gentle Art of Fortune Hunting. |
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| At First Spite by Olivia DadeAngry at Johnny, the fiancé who dumped her, and Johnny's brother, Matthew, who encouraged him to call off the wedding, Athena Greydon moves into the ten-foot-wide Spite House that stands between the men's homes. However, Athena's plan to be the worst neighbor ever is threatened by her growing feelings for Matthew in this opening installment of the Harlot's Bay series. |
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Lucky Bounce
by Cait Nary
Ezekiel Boehm is no stranger to teaching kids with famous parents. But when the pro hockey player he’s been thirsting after walks into the Rittenhouse Friends School gym hand in hand with a tiny kindergartener, he figures he must be hallucinating. Spencer McLeod is a lot of things—Zeke’s favorite winger on the Philadelphia Liberty; a menace on the ice; a mumbling, reluctant but somehow captivating-as-hell postgame interview—but he’s not a dad. Except he is. Apparently.
Zeke can be chill about this. He can.
Surprisingly, the more time he spends with Spencer, the easier this becomes. School volunteer events turn into reserved seats at games, turn into…more. And even though Zeke is 100 percent committed to ignoring Spencer’s blush, to ignoring the way he looks in that one pair of gray sweatpants, he can’t take his eyes off him.
This can never work. Can it?
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| In Want of a Viscount by Lorraine HeathAmerican inventor Leonora Garrison and John Castleton, Viscount Wyeth, aka "Rook," share an absinthe-fueled kiss in the underground Elysium Club that leads to a scandalous secret relationship. In Want of a Viscount is the 3rd book in the Chessmen: Masters of Seduction series, after The Counterfeit Scoundrel and The Notorious Lord Knightley. Read-alike: Lisa Kleypas' Suddenly You. |
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| How You Get the Girl by Anita KellyHigh school basketball coach Julie Parker enlists ex-WNBA star Elle Cochrane as her assistant coach, and Elle accepts, hoping that it will provide her with an opportunity to bond with her foster child, who's one of Julie's players. Although How You Get the Girl stands on its own, Anita Kelly fans will recognize characters from Love & Other Disasters and Something Wild & Wonderful. |
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| The Catch by Amy LeaA series of mishaps leads Boston fashion influencer Melanie Karisen to pose as the fiancée of Nova Scotia innkeeper Evan Whaler in this mash-up of While You Were Sleeping and The Proposal. The Catch marks the 3rd installment of the Influencers series, which begins with Set On You. Read-alikes: Tessa Bailey's It Happened One Summer; Alisha Rai's Modern Love series. |
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| Hannah Tate, Beyond Repair by Laura Piper LeeDumped by the father of her child, new mother Hannah Tate takes baby Bowie and heads to rural Georgia to stay with her mother and stepfather until she figures out her next step. Needless to say, getting involved with carpenter River is NOT part of the plan. Read-alikes: Aurora Rose Reynolds' Risky; Trish Doller's The Suite Spot. |
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| Sex, Lies and Sensibility by Nikki PayneIn this "sparkling and sultry" (Publishers Weekly) retelling of Sense and Sensibility by the author of Pride and Protest, sensible Nora Dash and her free-spirited sister, Yanne, inherit a dilapidated inn in rural Maine and must renovate it before Labor Day -- or lose everything. For fans of: Jane Austen-inspired contemporaries such as Sonali Dev's Rajes series or Uzma Jalaluddin's Ayesha at Last and Much Ado About Nada. |
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This Could Be Us
by Kennedy Ryan
When her life explodes in a cloud of betrayal and disillusion, Soledad Barnes, in the second book of Ryan's Skyland series, while working to support her daughters, rediscovers herself, but when a man she shouldn't want but can't resist enters the picture, she wonders if she can be brave enough to make room for what could be. You might also like: Alexandria House's St. Louis Sisters series; Just For the Summer by Abby Jimenez; Colliding with Fate by A.E. Valdez,
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