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Also if you are anti-Kindle, these books don’t have bodice-ripping Fabio on the front and you can easily read them in public. You get to read about Anastasia and Nate's life throughout their whole school year — about their own respective sports, their relationships (with each other and with their friends), their student life, and so much more. Indigo is one of Jenkins's earliest novels that kicked off a slew of rich historical romances that have elevated her to icon status. And it's also about Harriet and Wyn, two people who love each other so much they want the best even if it means not being together.

I’m such a snob when it comes to books, but, after an NPR recommendation, I really, really enjoyed The Kiss Quotient. I personally don’t love the long drawn out series (I loved Bridgerton the TV series, but not the books as much) and I kissed many, many a toad to wittle down this list.I wonder how much of that funding goes back to getting more copies of the audio books…I guess I’m selfish when it comes to Libby books.

I’ve read and loved her novels set during WWII (The Alice Network is my favorite), and she’s also written some set during the Roman Empire and the Italian Renaissance.I was intrigued by the idea of a city girl going to a small town to save her twin sister only to end up taking care of her niece instead. Arguably the greatest romance novel of all time, Austen's Pride and Prejudice follows the opinionated heroine, Elizabeth Bennet, as she frequently finds herself at odds with her beau, the uptight Mr. Her past is exactly what primed her to become a poker player in Vegas, and it's also how she meets the privileged King.

Then Mimi meets Frank, who definitely isn't algorithm approved and soon the siblings' relationship is pushed to breaking point. For more details, please consult the latest information provided by Royal Mail's International Incident Bulletin. It hit so many buttons: strong female lead, interesting historical setting, a romance thrown in, and just really awesome writing and fun plot.Adapted into the hugely popular film starring Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams, you’d have to have a heart of stone not to shed a tear at the ending of Nicholas Sparks’ first novel.