Read an extract from An Immaculate Deception by Isabela Livino

Raised in a deeply religious household, Madalena knows Dante’s Inferno by heart and fears her…

Brittney Arena on the importance of disability representation in her romantasy duology

I didn’t know how badly I needed Vasalie’s story. I didn’t initially set out to…

Book Review: Henrietta by Sophie Irwin

If I had to choose an author to continue Georgette Heyer’s legacy, one of the…

Susie Tate: Why Dukes Work In Contemporary Romance

I love the power dynamics of a good billionaire romance, and as my books are…

Embracing the Devil Inside: Happily Ever Afters for Evil Characters

What if I’m not a good person? I’m curious how many of us have asked…

Pippa Dunn on drawing inspiration from the historical elements of London for The Sign of the Raven

London has always fascinated writers. Everyone from Samuel Johnson to Charles Dickens; Oscar Wilde to…

A. J. Lancaster on why writers are drawn to fairytale retellings

Fairytales are so fascinatingly weird. Shoes made of glass, poison apples, gold spun from straw?…

Read an extract from Embrace by Bal Khabra

All Scarlett Kilner wants for her senior year is to overcome her bad reputation and…

Read an extract from The Memory Keeper by Abigail Johnson

Meet Gracie. At mid-life, she’s fed up with her unhappy marriage and humdrum career. So…

Read an extract from Sea of Charms by Sarah Beth Durst

Marin has always belonged on the great blue sea. Betrayed by love, she lives and…

Book Review: A Planet Called Happy by Riley August

Nara works on Happy. It’s a theme park planet, designed to give high-paying guests anything…

Why don’t biologists write books? They can be a hard cell.

Obviously they do (a quick internet search will provide an extensive list of fiction authors…