Best Romance Books

In 1945, a British combat nurse is mysteriously transported to eighteenth-century Scotland, where she becomes entangled with the Jacobite rising and a Highland warrior named Jamie Fraser.

The conclusion of the Letters of Enchantment duology, in which separated lovers and rival journalists fight to reunite and to survive a deepening war between gods that threatens everyone they love.

A human raised among vampires enters a deadly century-old tournament for a single wish, forced into an uneasy alliance with a rival competitor who may be the only person she cannot afford to trust.

The first book of the Shadowborn Duet, in which a vampire missionary trapped in the underworld must strike a bargain with the God of Death to escape, in a darker, more romantic corner of the Crowns of Nyaxia world.

Anthony Bridgerton, London's most notorious rake, decides to marry for convenience — but falls helplessly in love with his intended's sharp-tongued, fiercely protective sister, Kate Sharma.

The Vega twins and their Heirs reach the final, explosive confrontation for the throne of Solaria as the Zodiac Academy saga races to its conclusion in a sprawling, emotionally charged finale of war, fate, and hard-won love.

In the early 1980s, physics professor Joan Goodwin joins NASA's Space Shuttle program and discovers, among a tight-knit class of astronaut candidates, a love that could cost her everything as a mission goes catastrophically wrong.

The second Fae & Alchemy book, in which Saeris and Kingfisher face a darkness falling over the fae kingdom, told in dual perspective as the danger, the magic, and the romance all deepen.

The second War of Lost Hearts book, in which all-out war and its moral horrors test Tisaanah and Max, while a new perspective from a Fey warrior deepens the trilogy's mythology and stakes.

The first book in Carissa Broadbent's War of Lost Hearts trilogy, in which an escaped slave and magic wielder travels to a distant kingdom to free those she left behind, apprenticing under a disgraced, ill-tempered soldier.

The second book in The Plated Prisoner series, in which the gold-touched Auren begins to test the limits of her gilded cage as new dangers and a dangerous new alliance reshape her world.

The fourth Plated Prisoner book, in which Auren navigates the consequences of her transformation, a deepening bond with Rip, and the gathering forces that threaten everything she has begun to reclaim.

Half-Fae Bryce Quinlan must team up with a Hunt to solve her best friend's murder in a modern city where ancient magic meets contemporary life.

Bryce Quinlan and Hunt Athalar navigate the aftermath of the Gate explosion while uncovering a rebel network that links their world to Maas's wider universe in a shocking crossover finale.

The sequel to It Ends with Us, picking up Lily and Atlas's story as they cautiously rebuild a relationship while Lily co-parents with her ex-husband Ryle.

Florentino Ariza waits fifty-one years, nine months, and four days to tell Fermina Daza he loves her — and the novel asks what love is, what it does to a person, and whether it survives time.

Emma Morley and Dexter Mayhew meet on the night of their graduation in 1988, and the novel follows them on the same date — July 15th, St. Swithin's Day — every year for twenty years.

New York lawyer Newland Archer is engaged to the perfectly suitable May Welland when the scandalous Countess Ellen Olenska returns from Europe — and complicates everything he thought he wanted.

The fourth Bridge Kingdom book, in which the war between kingdoms reaches a brutal climax and Lara, Aren, and their allies face the reckoning that will decide the fate of Ithicana and everyone they love.

Avery Kylie Grambs continues navigating the Hawthorne brothers' games and the mystery of why billionaire Tobias Hawthorne left her his entire fortune.

The second Bridge Kingdom book, in which a spy princess and the king she came to betray must work together against a common enemy, their hard-won bond tested by war and old loyalties.

The fifth Bridge Kingdom book, continuing the saga of warring kingdoms with new dangers, forbidden love, and the fragile politics of a hard-won peace, in Danielle L. Jensen's enemies-to-lovers fantasy world.

Lara Jean Song Covey writes letters to every boy she has ever loved — and keeps them in a box, never intending to send them. When the letters get mailed to all five recipients at once, Lara Jean's carefully managed inner life collides with reality, and she strikes a fake-dating deal with one of the recipients to manage the fallout.

A Beauty and the Beast retelling set in a dangerous fae world where a mortal huntress is dragged into an immortal court and must navigate deadly magic and forbidden love.