Romantic Fiction: What Readers Were Loving
Twisted. Games by Ana Huang — The second book in the Twisted series. Princess Bridget von Asheberg dreams of life beyond protocol; her protector Rys Larsen brings danger, passion, and rules to the edge.
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And the Fire Will Burn by Hanna Grace — A steamy summer-camp romance: camp counselors Aurora and Russ share a night, then must work together while keeping their attraction secret.
Perfect by Elsie Silver — A cowboy romance: rodeo star Rett Eaton and his publicist Summer Hamilton clash at first, then passion and partnership grow. Vivat Books
I Hate Loving You by Ali Hazelwood — A collection of stories (novellas) by scientist friends whose love lives intersect with rivalry, heartbreak, and ambition.
Sam’s On Line by Dustin Tao — After her boyfriend’s death, Julie keeps calling his number, hoping to hear his voice. One day, the voicemail answers. A tender story of loss, grief, and hope.
Contract Conditions by Lauren Asher — Part of the “Millionaires of Dreamland” series. Declan must marry to claim his inheritance; he proposes a marriage of convenience to Iris, his business associate.
Nora Rewrites the Script by Annabelle Monaghan — Nora writes her way back from adversity. A film is being made about her life, and the leading man is Leo Venza — an actor with secrets.
Friend-Zone by Abby Jimenez — Kristen faces a medical diagnosis; Josh, her best friend, is there for her — but can they cross the line into more, when the stakes are so high?
Corrupted by Penelope Douglas — A dark, passionate romance: Erica is hunted by a dangerous group called the Four Horsemen; she loves one of them, wounded and violent Michael.
My Lost Element by Acacia Black — Luna and Liam share a past, lost to time; they meet again in bustling New York, exploring whether lost love can be found again.
Epic, Cozy & Fairytale Fantasy
The House of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon — Book One of Roots of Chaos. A world divided between East and West, with ancient evils awakening, political intrigue, and sweeping fantasy adventure.
The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller — A fresh, poetic retelling of Achilles & Patroclus.
The Stolen Heir & The Prisoner’s Throne by Holly Black — Fans of the fey, political tension, and the magical world of Elfhame are returning to the series.
The Emily Wilde’s Encyclopedia by Heather Fawcett — Wilde is writing her magnum opus: an encyclopedia of the Fae. When she travels to a remote Scandinavian village to finish her work, secrets and magic await.
Familiar by Leigh Bardugo — Historical fantasy inspired by Spanish Inquisition. Lucia Cotado is a Jewish cook with magical ability; when her magic is discovered she becomes embroiled in intrigue.
Nightmare (Безніч) by Jay Kristoff — Mia Corvere trains at a school of assassins, driven by loss and betrayal, with revenge as her guiding light.
Thrillers That Hoodwinked & Haunted
Listen to the Lie by Amy Tintera — Lucy Chase returns to her hometown, haunted by a trauma she can’t fully remember. A best friend’s death, a mysterious past, and truth-seeking.
Motel Twilight by Simone St. James — Two timelines, one creepy motel, a disappearance, and summer’s long shadows.
Nonfiction: What You Bestsellers Chose
Formula: How Cheaters, Geniuses & Speed Demon Fans Made F-1 a Global Phenomenon by Joshua Robinson & Jonathan Clegg — A history of Formula 1, from scandals to speed, genius to fandom.
Get It Done, Damn It! (original: Get It Together, Girl / similar titles) by Monica Swiny — A planner-style guide to organizing life, beating procrastination, and finally getting things done.
Modern Prose & Historical Fiction
A Girl Named Samson by Amy Harmon — Based on true events: a woman must pass as a man to join the army. Courage, identity, hidden lives.
Why These Books Resonated
Romance in all its flavors: from steamy romance to enemies-to-lovers, fake marriages, and emotional grief stories.
Fantasy & Fairytale Escapes: readers want magical worlds, political stakes, personal heroism.
Thrillers & Psychological Tension: mysteries anchored in trauma, dual timelines, and strange settings.
Nonfiction for Better Living & Big Stories: auto racing history, self-help, planning, healing.