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Almost Perfect

by Sarah Frideswide

A long-distance couple builds on their surprising connection in the lighthearted romance novel "Almost Perfect". In E. F. Dodd’s cozy romance novel "Almost Perfect", a pediatrician connects with a bartender during a girls’ weekend in... Read More

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Educating Elizabeth

by Karen Rigby

A headmistress and a wealthy rogue join up for a philanthropic cause in Jennifer Moore’s enthralling Victorian romance novel "Educating Elizabeth". Elizabeth opens a school for underprivileged factory girls in London’s East End with... Read More

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Kaitlyn's Wheel

by Kristine Morris

Alien encounters and earthly devastation impact teenagers in the fantastical novel Kaitlyn’s Wheel. In Chris Halvorson’s novel Kaitlyn’s Wheel, teenagers use stories of alien encounters to cope with their difficult life events.... Read More

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Etch of a Promise

by Karen Rigby

In the romance novel "Etch of a Promise", a burgeoning couple is compelled to work through their personal and psychological challenges together. In Ruby M. Holder’s romance novel "Etch of a Promise", an upbeat tradesman and a troubled... Read More

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Darcy

by Paula Martinac

"Darcy" is a delightful take on Pride and Prejudice that shows respect for Jane Austen’s work while also peeking into her characters’ true thoughts. Alice McVeigh’s Regency-era romance "Darcy" pays homage to Pride and Prejudice... Read More

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Her Own Revolution

by Karen Rigby

In Debra Borchert’s suspenseful historical novel "Her Own Revolution", a woman is pulled between a sense of duty to her French family and her personal beliefs. Geneviève is a strong-willed Parisienne who resents that she doesn’t... Read More

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