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Wild reverence : a novel
by Rebecca Ross
In a land where gods often kill each other to steal power and alliances break as quickly as they are forged, Matilda, the youngest goddess of her clan, must come of age sooner than most.
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Once more upon a time
by Roshani Chokshi
"FANTASY ROMANCE A fairy tale prince and princess get a second chance at getting what they truly desire in this dazzling tale as they embark on an enchanted road trip and encounter a delightful cast of magical characters. Imelda and Ambrose have forgotten why they got together in the first place. After a whirlwind courtship and a fairy-tale wedding, they embark on life together as royalty of Loves Keep. But when Imelda is in trouble, Ambrose sacrifices their love to save her life, little knowing that theloss of their love will jeopardize the entire kingdom..."
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Time's convert
by Deborah E. Harkness
A Revolutionary War-era doctor seizes a chance to become a vampire, only to find the ancient traditions governing his new life clashing with the deeply held beliefs of his former one. By the #1 New York Times best-selling author of the All Souls Trilogy.
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Pitcher perfect
by Tessa Bailey
An enemies-to-lovers, fake-dating sports romance focuses on playboy hockey rookie Robbie Corrigan and Skylar Paige, the disciplined softball pitcher completely immune to his charms.
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Totally and completely fine : a novel
by Elissa Sussman
In a quiet Montana town, widowed single mother Lauren Parker wrestles with grief, small-town expectations and motherhood while navigating an unexpected connection with actor Ben Walsh, whose arrival on a film set reignites her desire for love, and a future beyond her past.
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Every step she takes
by Alison Cochrun
Sadie accepts her injured sister's place on a tour along Portugal's Camino de Santiago, which turns out to be a trip for queer women, and after coming out to seatmate Mal, Mal offers to help Sadie relive the queer adolescence she missed.
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A showgirl's rules for falling in love
by Alice Murphy
"New York City, 1897: A new fashion for thin threatens to end the career of proudly fat vaudeville performer Evelyn Cross. When Thomas Gallier, the man behind the promising new palace of entertainment hears Evelyn sing, he knows he's found the star of his new spectacular. But neither is prepared for the feelings they develop over rehearsals, dinners, a trip to Coney Island, and dancing at Tin Pan Alley--much to the displeasure of Nehemiah Alban, a media mogul determined to arrange a union betweenThomas and his own daughter. As opening night approaches, Evelyn and Thomas find themselves at the center of a culture war, prudish society types, conniving newspapermen, and corrupt cops on one side and Evelyn's effervescent community of fat, queer, BIPOC, immigrant, and working-class artists on the other. Framing this story, present-day narrator and historian Phoebe steps in to reveal secrets and show readers what it really means to claim self-love. Inspired by the true story of a Progressive Era troupe of plus-size dancers, this is a story about the spirit of community and the power of romance"
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A peculiar combination : an Electra McDonnell novel
by Ashley Weaver
Set in England during World War II, this delightful mystery follows thief Electra McDonnell as she, caught red-handed, is forced to help a government official break into a safe and retrieve blueprints that will be critical to the British war effort before they fall into the wrong hands.
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The king's messenger
by Susanna Kearsley
In 1613, Andrew Logan, a messenger for King James, embarks on a mission to frame an innocent advisor for treason, but as he unravels the truth alongside his spirited neighbor Phoebe Westaway, their growing bond challenges loyalty, justice, and the possibilities of love.
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What the heart wants
by Virginia Wise
When two handsome newcomers arrive in their Amish community, Christina, determined to find a husband for her sister, engages in a bit of secret matchmaking that ends in disaster and keeps her from seeing how much a very special man cares for her.
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The way of love
by Tracie Peterson
A follow-up to Secrets of My Heart finds a medical student and anti-racism activist hiding the secret of her heritage to help the native populations of Oregon and tend the wounds of a handsome riverboat captain.
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