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by H. D. Carlton
H. D. Carlton's Haunting Adeline moves a young novelist into her late grandmother's Seattle mansion and gives her a stalker who leaves roses and threats in roughly equal measure. It's dark romance at full volume: explicit, morally unbothered, wrapped around a real haunted-house mystery, and carrying content warnings you genuinely should read first.
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by Jane Austen
Jane Austen's 1813 classic follows Elizabeth Bennet as she spars with, and slowly reconsiders, the proud Mr. Darcy, in a sharp comedy of manners about money, marriage, and misjudged first impressions.
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by Casey McQuiston
Red, White & Royal Blue is the swoony, joke-packed political fairy tale that became a phenomenon: the son of the first woman U.S. president and a British prince start out as tabloid enemies and fall, hilariously and tenderly, into a secret transatlantic romance.
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by Sally Thorne
The Hating Game is the enemies-to-lovers workplace romance that set the modern bar: Lucy and Joshua are executive assistants who claim to despise each other, and the slow detonation of all that pent-up loathing into something else entirely is as fun and swoony as the genre gets.
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by Liz Tomforde
Liz Tomforde's Mile High opens the Windy City series with a hockey romance built on a satisfying power flip: a flight attendant who works for the team, and the arrogant star who keeps hitting the call button just to get a rise out of her. It's enemies-to-lovers with a real heart under the banter.
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by Olivie Blake
Olivie Blake pairs a time-obsessed grad student with a bipolar artist under court order to get better, and builds a love story out of two minds that both refuse to trust themselves.
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by Amal El-Mohtar
Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone's This Is How You Lose the Time War is a slim, fierce epistolary romance between two enemy agents trading letters across the wreckage of warring timelines. It's science fiction built on language and longing more than mechanics, and it rewards readers who love prose that performs.