At Read My Lips Boston, a pop-up bookshop, sisters Hannah and Lily Barrett showcase romance books with diverse protagonists.

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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As a lifelong reader, Melissa Whitney, knew she was a great storyteller from a young age. Her passion for writing transformed into an appetency for writing romance novels in 2022 when she finished her ...

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In a world of chaos, books offer an escape. Now, more than ever, we need novels that transport us into a great romance, whether it be set in a fantasy world of witches and pirates, a hotel on the ...

If you need a break from, well, *gestures broadly at everything,* these books are the perfect escape. View Entire Post › ...