Interested in books featuring lots and lots of swordplay? Then check out Freya Marske's book, "Swordcrossed."
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L. J. Shen believes there is something truly magical about a small town, grumpy x sunshine romance where both characters are in different places in their lives who are not over one another. That was part of the inspiration behind "Truly Madly Deeply."
You can expect angst, spice, and drama galore in Catharina Maura's book, "Mine for a Moment."
A peculiar experience of a housing viewing years ago led to C.M. Ewan writing "The House Hunt," wanting to explore the unusual phobias people have.
You can expect stolen kisses at balls, magic, and even cake in Lisa Tirreno's "Prince of Fortune" book.
As author Sarah Henning puts it, if you are a fan of closed-room murder mysteries and witches, then "The Lies We Conjure" is the book for you.
If rom-coms are your thing, then check out "The Lovers" by Rebekah Faubion that includes silliness and hijinks, steam, and deep feelings.
Alexene Farol Follmuth wanted to write a love story where two people give each other space to exist in their vulnerability without judgment, so that is one of the reasons why she wrote "Twelfth Night."
Seema Yasmin wanted to write a book celebrating queer icons and queer people's contributions to society over the centuries, so that was one of the reasons why she wrote, "The ABCs of Queer History."
While Ann Rose wouldn't classify "The Seemingly Impossible Love Life of Amanda Dean" a rom-com, she does include a lot of humor and kissing into it.
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- 'Four Weekends and a Funeral' - Celebrating Friendship & Believing in Your Own Worthiness
- 'Time and Time Again' - Sappy, and Very, Very Gay
- 'Catch the Sun' - Resilience, Unconditional Love, and the Quest for Peace in a World Full of Hardship
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