Where You Belong by Stacy Williams is book 2 of The Abandoned Brothers series but can be read as a standalone. I would highly recommend book 1 (I Got You) though because it’s amazing! It is available to read on KU.
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I Got You by Stacy Williams is a closed door sports romance with emotional depth and found family. This story is beautiful and is such an underrated book.
A Love Discovered by Tracie Peterson is a faith-filled story of learning to trust God and overcoming harsh circumstances in the 1860s wild west.
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A Lady’s Guide to Marvels and Misadventure by Angela Bell is a delightful historical fiction with adventure, quirky characters, and character growth.
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While the City Sleeps by Elizabeth Camden is an interesting historical fiction book set in 1913 New York City. This story has a mystery plot following a woman dentist and the male police officer that’s been walking her home from her late night shifts.
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Finally His Bride by Jody Hedlund follows Willow, a woman making the trip to Vancouver Island from England in hopes to give her family a better future. What she doesn’t plan on, is her best friend Caleb tagging along on the journey. This book is set in the 1860s and is a spin-off series to Jody Hedlund’s Bride Ships.
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Bride by Ali Hazelwood is a lighthearted and spicy romantic fantasy story set in modern times with the addition of rival paranormal creatures. It’s fun, low-stakes, and easy to read.
When Grumpy Met Sunshine by Charlotte Stein is a spicy adult contemporary romance set in the UK following a ghost writer and a former famous soccer player.
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Canadian Boyfriend by Jenny Holiday is a sweet, emotional romance with a wholesome friendship, found family, and positive mental health representation.
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These Deadly Prophecies by Andrea Tang is a fun and magical murder mystery that reminds me a bit of The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes. The premise is interesting, and the mystery aspect keeps you on your toes throughout the whole story.
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