Book tropes are the heart of every romance story. From enemies to lovers and celebrity romance to small town charm, explore the most addictive romance book tropes here.
A 2016 Elle Kennedy The Score interview where she talks about Dean, Allie, and the Off Campus series she had no idea would end up on Amazon Prime. Her favorite scene to write and why she loves new adult.
What starts as a rebound gets messy fast in The Score by Elle Kennedy. Here’s why Dean and Allie kept me hooked. Read my original review.
Looking for a heart-warming holiday romance? Read my review of Marry Me at Christmas by Susan Mallery to see if this celebrity-meets-small-town love story delivers.
Gray and Ivy start as texting strangers, the friends to lovers. My review and read an excerpt of The Friend Zone by Kristen Callihan.
A hot football romance, a hero who falls hard, and a heroine who doesn’t make it easy. My review of The Hook Up by Kristen Callihan.
My review of The Mistake by Elle Kennedy, a sexy and surprisingly sweet college hockey romance with friendship, second chances, and major Logan redemption.
A fun, swoon college hockey romance, The Deal by Elle Kennedy is a must read even if you’re not a big new adult romance reader. Check out my full review of why Garrett and Hannah just work.
I side-eye new adult, but Rule by Jay Crownover won me over. Here’s why the romance hit and the drama mostly worked.
Why your latest BookTok binge needs to be Abigail Roux Cut and Run series? FBI agents, suspense, true enemies-to‑lovers sparks.
Years of silent yearning, devastating loss, and scorching passion define When He Was Wicked by Julia Quinn, the most emotional Bridgerton romance.
