Phoebe Cramer

Love triangles, flirtatious enemies, and tabloid-worthy celebrity affairs headline this spring’s romance offerings.

Mystery and history are the watchwords this season, with noir-infused offerings and historical fantasy and horror outings aplenty.

The fantasist’s 'Six Wild Crowns' transports readers to a supernatural analog of Tudor England where King Henry VIII is married to all six of his wives at once.

In her latest memoir, the bestselling memoirist explores how a year of celibacy changed her life and, against all odds, helped her find true love.

Gothic horror and dark academia dominate this season’s offerings alongside timely climate fiction and epic romantasy.

This season brings sweeping romantasies, swoony paranormals, and sweaty sports romances.

A heartbroken woman makes a deal with a sexy demon to win back her ex-girlfriend in the Lambda Award winner’s The Devil She Knows (Berkley, Oct.).

This season’s offerings balance the light—from Regencies to rom-coms—with the dark, including angsty romantasies and high-heat horror.

Fairy-tale elements dominate this season’s fantasies, gothic atmosphere pervades the horror novels, and tech-based anxiety animates the sci-fi outings.

History and mystery animate this season’s genre offerings, from sweeping romantasies to chilling horror tales.