Daily News | The Inquirer’s picks for outstanding recent romance novels
Now more than ever I find myself turning to romance books for entertainment and solace, a respite from the grim news of the day. Some recent outstanding releases include a Victorian tale, a contemporary story about second-chance love, a modern retelling of an ancient myth, and a paranormal romance involving shifters. Here’s a look at them.is the first book in the Belles of London series. Evelyn Maltravers has one season to find a suitable husband and ensure her younger sisters’ futures.
Matthews puts much historical detail into her emotionally rich tales. Evelyn chafes against the rigid restrictions of Victorian England, and Ahmad faces racism and classism. How the two navigate their way against such adversity makes a compelling story.Katrina Freeling and Nathan Van Huysen wrote a best seller together, but their collaboration ended badly. A contractual obligation for another book forces them together once more.
Katrina and Nathan knew what they had was special. They were best friends, and their sense of loss from their broken relationship is palpable. It is obvious to the reader that they are soul mates, but Nathan was married and they never took their relationship further. Now he is divorced but Katrina is engaged.
Psyche tries to sneak out of the party, and runs into Eros Ambrosia, the gorgeous son of Aphrodite. Paparazzi catch them during a close moment, causing a sensation as everyone speculates they are lovers. Arthur Humphries, Duke of Osborn, has been commanded by the Prince Regent to wed Beatrice, a widowed marchioness, to further their species. But Arthur intends to make his marriage to the frosty human beauty one in name only. He has no intention of rebuilding his clan, which dissolved years ago when a challenger killed his father.
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