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I love romance novels of all subgenres and spice levels. I often get asked for romance recommendations that don’t have lots of sexual content, so I started compiling a list. Since I made my last post, I’ve read even more that you may enjoy.
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Contemporary Romance
The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams. An addictive sports/ballet romance. Although there isn’t on-page sex, there is quite a bit of innuendo and the characters get pretty horny.
The Deja Glitch by Holly James. Time loop romance, but a twist. The narrator isn’t the one in the time loop, it’s this guy she met, who is sure that she’s the solution to getting him unstuck.
Between Us by Mhairi McFarlane. A woman realizes her screen writer boyfriend used private stories from her life, without permission.
The Rules of Mistletoe by Taylor Epperson. This holiday romance is adorable! Great fake dating and great representation for “late bloomers.” On Kindle Unlimited.
West Side Love Story by Priscilla Oliveras. A (happy) Romeo and Juliet retelling about two people in rival mariachi bands. On Kindle Unlimited
Lunar Love by Lauren Kung Jessen. A Chinese astrologist matchmaker tries to find her own perfect match. On Kindle Unlimited
Historical Romance
Every Duke has His Day by Susanne Enoch. A dog-napping goes wrong brings two unexpected people together.
A Heart Worth Stealing by Joanna Barker. It’s a romance with a heavy dose of mystery. The two plots work so well together.
Love Practically by Nichole Van. A second-chance romance set in the Scottish Highlands. Older characters, marriage of convenience. On Kindle Unlimited
Miss Adeline’s Match by Joanna Barker. Adeline takes the role of a reluctant matchmaker for her friend who’s just broken off an engagement for mysterious reasons.
Sensibly Wed by Kasey Stockton. Socially anxious Felicity is forced to marry a near stranger when the two are caught alone together during a ball. On Kindle Unlimited
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