New romance books are coming out every week, and we’re here to help you find the best, no matter which genre of romance novels you’re into. Regencies, contemporaries, queer romance from all time periods, paranormals—you name it, we’re reading it. Read on to find the most compelling romance novels out there, for all steam levels! Go on, get your trope on.
Reading recommendations for fans of Hallmark's Chesapeake Shores.
A romance reader responds to the tone deaf, condescending, baffling New York Times romance round-up. And maybe she's a little tipsy.
A reader on the dearth of black characters in time-travel romance, and on the problem of time travel fiction specific to the black experience.
An excellent selection of romance novels that have found their readers through self-publishing.
A list of romance novels set in the academic world.
Surprise, surprise. The New York Times' revamped book coverage still makes it harder for romance novels to receive mainstream coverage.
I'm an omnivorous genre reader who's tried straight, bisexual, and lesbian erotica, and I am bored by it all. Why don't I like erotica?
Is finding signed books in the used bookstore the same as getting the book signed in person?
New romance readers: cut your teeth on the historical romance genre with these books.
We chatted with Susan Mallery about her new book Secrets of the Tulip Sisters, set in rural Washington.