Love is for everyone. To be loved for who we are, by people who truly see us and care about us, is a wonderful thing.

It's not always a given thing, though, and to me, that's a wrong that we need to change.

Now, I'm not a very up and out loud person, but I'm trying to do what I can to make changes. To listen more, watch more, learn, and constantly do better. That means making sure I write what the world looks like. More inclusive, more happily-ever-afters for all.

Here's a couple romances that I want to mention (and one I've written). If you want to share these recommendations with a friend, remember you can use the FORWARD button at the bottom of the email and they'll be able to read and follow links without having to sign up for more newsletters.

A Rancher's Vow

The main story is for Dustin and Charity, but Charity's sister and sister-in-law are the backbone of the heroine's current family.

Having family in your corner is always important, and Charity and her sister Chelsea are there for each other, no matter what. They lived through a volatile childhood, but what they hold on tight to is more important than the ilks of the past.

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Tempted by the Bollywood Star by Sophia Singh Sasson

I'm so excited to see that Harlequin Desire has a f/f coming out in the fall. It's Bollywood, second chance romance after a fling–so many of my favourite tropes, and I can't wait for it to arrive. I've got my preorder in already!

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The Wolf at the Door by Charlie Adara

I mentioned this series last year, and I have to mention it again because I just did a re-read. It's that good. 

Paranormal mystery romance with two people forced together who are totally right/wrong for each other, and wow. I loved the entire series.

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Faux Ho Ho by ‘Nathan Burgoine

I know it's Christmas based, but it was so damn cute, and sexy, and there's obviously a whole community of people I can go back to read about, but this book wasn't confusing. Just charming, with a fake boyfriend and a visit home that ends up just right. I've loaded more of the series to my ereader.

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