Whilst you may have loved the different holidays throughout the year, the Very Holiday Series will make you look at them in a whole new light. Following the single members of the same extended Irish (slash Italian) family you are treated to some hi-jinx, epic drinking sessions and the most amazing Irish ma (seriously I want her to adopt me!).
Welcome to the Name In Lights series from Kayley Loring, following three friends who starred in a Disney show in their teens who have each gone on to find their own successes. Their love lives, however, are somewhat in the dark and it’s time for some lovely ladies to switch the light on for them.
Take a look at The Wedding Business Series from Summer Dowell. A laugh-out-loud, clean romance trio of books that are full of all the sarcasm and swoons!
Welcome to the Royally Wrong series by Lee Savino, you would think that being royalty would be more or less a walk in the park. However, these two men highlight how much work it takes to live up to their titles and how the women in their lives need to steer them on the right path.
Time to fall in love with the Royally Engaged series from Jennifer Bonds. Each book in the series is a standalone featuring one of the Prince’s of Valeria.
The Secret Lives of Two Googly-Eyed Cats provides a beautiful message to children about being adventurous within safe boundaries and kindness.
Miranda Dickinson has always had a head full of stories. Born in Wolverhampton, in The Black Country, West Midlands, she grew up in Kingswinford and dreamed of one day writing a book that would reach the heady heights of Kingswinford Library.
Step into the world of the Staszek Crime Family, join the siblings as they attempt to clear their father’s name as well as contend with mafia brides in their mafia arranged marriages.
Beth Reekles is the YA author behind the 2018 Netflix smash hit movie, The Kissing Booth. Beth first published The Kissing Booth on Wattpad in 2010, at age 15, accumulating almost 20 million reads before it was published by (Penguin) Random House in 2012, along with her other YA novels, Rolling Dice and Out of Tune. She has also published a short story with Accent Press called Cwtch Me If You Can.
Olivia Hayle loves billionaire heroes despite never having met one in person. Taking matters into her own hands, she creates them on the page instead. Stern, charming, cold or brooding, so far she’s never met a (fictional) billionaire she didn’t like.
Pip and Posy are best friends – they love to play, make things, and have fun. But just occasionally they get cross or sad, and sometimes things go wrong that are beyond their control. And that’s when kindness and understanding – and a cuddle – make everything better.
Elle Sharpe lives mostly on the Internet, occasionally in California. Her endless quarantine has featured lots of tea, television, and too much junk food. She enjoys writing about couples who are dragged into love kicking and screaming.
