Here’s a round-up of Australian romance books released this week, each offering unique love stories across different genres:
* The Seemingly Impossible Love Life of Amanda Dean by Amanda Ashby
- Release Date: September 17, 2024
- Genre: Romantic Comedy
- Format: Paperback, eBook
- Synopsis: Amanda Dean’s love life has always been full of mishaps, but things take a hilarious turn when her dating world collides with a supernatural twist. Balancing between her chaotic love life and a supernatural secret, Amanda must navigate quirky romance situations that are both laugh-out-loud funny and heartwarming.
* Can’t Help Falling in Love by Bethany Adams
- Release Date: September 17, 2024
- Genre: Contemporary Romance
- Format: eBook
- Synopsis: This touching romance follows two souls who seem destined to be apart but can’t help falling in love. Set in a small town, the characters wrestle with past wounds and current misunderstandings, finding that love has a way of overcoming the odds.
* My Vampire Plus One by CJ Abbott
- Release Date: September 17, 2024
- Genre: Paranormal Romance
- Format: Paperback, eBook
- Synopsis: In this paranormal love story, a vampire and his human date attend a high-profile gala, only to face old enemies, making their relationship increasingly dangerous. Their unlikely romance must survive both supernatural and personal threats.
* All Too Well by Gemma King
- Release Date: September 18, 2024
- Genre: New Adult Romance
- Format: eBook, Audiobook
- Synopsis: A poignant tale of first love and heartbreak, All Too Well captures the emotions of youth and the consequences of unresolved feelings. When past lovers are reunited, they must navigate old wounds and find closure or rekindle what was lost.
These new releases cater to a wide range of romance lovers, from lighthearted comedy to intense supernatural encounters.
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