Are You On The Hunt For New Romance Books To Read?
If your summer plans include lounging by the pool, relaxing on the beach, or staying out of the sun in your perfectly air-conditioned house, there’s one thing you need to really make the most of the summer: a swoon-worthy romance novel.
Here Are 8 Of The Best Romance Books Of July According To Amazon
July is serving up plenty of page-turners for romance fans out there. Here are eight romance books that Amazon’s editors are most excited about this month. These are the hottest books for the hottest month of the year!
Every Version of You by Natalie Messier
Joey Vasquez’s professional life is a huge success, but her personal life is a grave disaster. She is a 32-year-old lawyer in Los Angeles, but when she’s not working, all she does is watch TV with her aging cat. Everything changes after a dinner party when she finds herself torn between two men.
The Romance Revival by Christina Lauren
To everyone’s surprise, including her own, Emery Finch got married to Luca, a man she is deeply in love with. When Luca is taken from her in a tragic accident, she turns to science to make sure she never loses him.
But even though she manages to bring him back, he no longer remembers anything about her or the time they spent together.
Extracurricular by Rachel Lynn Solomon
A former pop star named Ramona Wilder decided to enroll in college to finally get a taste of a life of normalcy. At college, she meets a newly divorced professor who is rattled by her celebrity status and the effect it has on the other students.
They become friends, but it’s clear that they’re both attracted to each other. Before they can be together, they must work through their pasts first.
The Exquisite Torment of Loving Your Enemy by Brigitte Knightley
This book is a classic tale of two opposites and forbidden love. Osric is part of a group of assassins who murder for money, while Aurienne is a scholar and healer who has taken a vow not to harm anyone.
Aurienne finds herself healing Osric after he gets injured, and every healing session draws them closer together. Lines blur, and boundaries are crossed. Both parties must figure out their feelings before the world as they know it falls apart.
Prince of Swords by Elise Kova
Clara Graysword is being hunted by Oricalis and is depending on the mysterious Worldkeepers and Prince Kaelis, the headmaster of Arcana Academy, for her survival.
She develops a bond with the prince, and they grow closer than ever. Of course, her alliance with Prince Kaelis is forbidden, which makes any feelings between them dangerous.
Married with Benefits by Ellie Palmer
At first, two strangers, Lainey Davis and Elliot Hodges, marry each other just for the convenience. Lainey needs health insurance to pay for her expensive migraine medication, while Elliot wants her house so he can rent it out.
He owns the property surrounding the house. So, they enter into an arrangement that is strictly business, but soon enough, walls are torn down.
In the Wake of the Ruined by Kalie Cassidy
In this dark fantasy romance, Imogen must face the ancient monster threatening her home while dealing with King Theodore. They have a complicated relationship.
King Theodore is also trying to rule his kingdom as best he can, which is not easy with the threat of war looming over him. Imogen and Theodore end up on a ship together. Trapped on the open sea, they are forced to confront their feelings for each other.
The Winged Game by Sophie Kim
Taissa Cho’s career in Carrwitchet, a violent game resembling rugby and played atop winged beasts, was destroyed by a rival player. Two years later, she received an opportunity to redeem herself from the very man who ruined her life.
However, she must sign a contract agreeing to enter into a fake relationship with him to draw attention to the game. When the winged creatures become mysteriously ill, they are forced to put aside their differences and figure out what is causing the sickness.
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