Love stories with teeth. Rivals who can't stay away from each other, letters sent across time, and a few romances where the love interest may not be entirely human.
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On the sports side, Rachel Reid's Heated Rivalry is the hockey romance between two rival stars that became a streaming series, and Elle Kennedy's The Deal opens the Off-Campus series with a tutor, a hockey captain, and an arrangement neither is honest about.
For fantasy romance, C. S. Pacat's Captive Prince is a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers story set between two rival kingdoms, Jennifer L. Armentrout's A Shadow in the Ember opens the Flesh and Fire series, and Eli Snow's The Divine Gardener's Handbook is a sapphic dystopian fantasy for anyone whose girlfriend has accidentally turned off the sun. This Is How You Lose the Time War is a love story told in letters between two agents on opposite sides of a war through time, in paperback and a deluxe hardcover, and Ken Grimwood's Replay is a love story stretched across one life lived over and over.
And for October: Kaylie Smith's Phantasma is a deadly contest in a haunted mansion where the one rule is not to fall in love. Isabel Cañas's Vampires of El Norte brings vampires to the Texas-Mexico border in 1846, Kat Dunn's Hungerstone retells Carmilla, Celina Myers's Hollow wakes its heroine up as a vampire, and Clay McLeod Chapman's Devil Inside is a horror romance about love and possession.
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