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From Emily Henry to Rebecca Yarros and Alison Espach’s The Wedding People – romance has dominated the book charts this year. So why is it still dismissed by critics?

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Hot off the success of the book-to-series adaptation of "Heated Rivalry," we round up 8 other LGBTQ and sports romance novels to read next.